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razorsharp wrote:ooooooooooooooor lie the razor strop on a table or block :p

Yes...you could do it this way....but why not go to the trouble in buying or making one??????? :D :D :D

razorsharp wrote:ooooooooooooooor lie the razor strop on a table or block :p

Sure, but it introduces a bit more difficulty in an already difficult task. We're not all as talented as you young guys.

maa14 wrote:I would also suggest getting a strop with hard backing. I would also suggest that it be a STROPMAN strop :D If not, make your own...

Yeah stropman strops are awesome!!
I love mine!

Obtained a grail for me yesterday! A well used one that has been around the world between its previous owners. Nothing wrong with a user. Approx 10degree per side edge with a VERY small microbevel at 2o degrees per side.

chuck_roxas45 wrote:

Daaang! Did you do that on the EP with the Moldmaster stones??

C.L.L 97 wrote:Daaang! Did you do that on the EP with the Moldmaster stones??

Yes, but I did start stropping with 14u paste then 6u and finally at 3u. I do find that starting the stropping at 14u preps the bevel better for the finer pastes and you can spend less time on each grit.

100% correct - but you need to strop at 1µ Boron Carbide - trust me, you will never look back!!!

It gives the best combo of refined, yet toothy you can imagine!!

:)

MadRookie wrote:100% correct - but you need to strop at 1µ Boron Carbide - trust me, you will never look back!!!

It gives the best combo of refined, yet toothy you can imagine!!

:)

Thanks rookie. Have to start looking at that boron carbide then.

MadRookie wrote:100% correct - but you need to strop at 1µ Boron Carbide - trust me, you will never look back!!!

It gives the best combo of refined, yet toothy you can imagine!!

:)

I have to agree with this as well. The boron carbide gives steel one heck of a bite compared to diamond or CBN.

MadRookie wrote:100% correct - but you need to strop at 1µ Boron Carbide - trust me, you will never look back!!!

It gives the best combo of refined, yet toothy you can imagine!!

:)

Pease tell me where you get it :D

razorsharp wrote:Pease tell me where you get it :D

I was looking at the semi paste 1u cubic boron from CKTG.

Yep, the 1µ Boron Carbide from Handamerican at CKTG.

:)

Hey man! Beautiful edges, but whats that first green spydie?

razorsharp wrote:



This is the edge on a kershaw skyline guided and a ladybug done with a V setup, I went 120, 180, 400, 800, 1200, 2000 then polish. The edge has a 600 grit stropped micro bevel.

NavBrat97 wrote:Hey man! Beautiful edges, but whats that first green spydie?

It is a lil' temperance

Dont remember posting that, dont have one, but that's a lil temperance :)

Reground a knife close to a zero grind, went from:

something like this
to this:

Heres a freehand edge:



reflecting this off a surface cause my phone desnt capture edges well. It only captures flat V's. This edge has a sliiight convex

hey Chuckroxas, the chosera stones are calling..................hehe

anyway, here is a Gerber rock with the 3K CHOSERA STONE

maa14 wrote:hey Chuckroxas, the chosera stones are calling..................hehe

anyway, here is a Gerber rock with the 3K CHOSERA STONE

Hehehe. Another nice job Maa14.