Thanks Rich & Holli. Very good information on the grinds. I learned that I was mistaken on the grind on one of your blades. 😅. Oops. More practice in my future to correct that 😂
Thanks for taking the time to explain. We all appreciate it! When possible, I think a video on how to fix a broken off tip would be valuable to some of us. Thanks again! 😊
That varies....you can start with several strokes on each side, but you strop until you get the desired effect. If you are seeing "white lines" in your carving then you have a burr and you have to strop the burr off. If a blade is not performing well after stropping, you may need to go to a stone or sandpaper. Hope this helps.
Love my HELVIES, so grateful for y'all, 🌴carving away in California✌🏼
Thanks Rich & Holli. Very good information on the grinds. I learned that I was mistaken on the grind on one of your blades. 😅. Oops. More practice in my future to correct that 😂
Thank you very much Rich and Holli I love a lot your knives and I appreciate a lot your kindness, quality work and knowledge
Thank you!
Thanks for taking the time to explain. We all appreciate it! When possible, I think a video on how to fix a broken off tip would be valuable to some of us. Thanks again! 😊
We have a video on this channel showing how to repair a broken tip. th-cam.com/video/MeVQMY7wG8Y/w-d-xo.html
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Thank you!
How many times do you strop each side?
That varies....you can start with several strokes on each side, but you strop until you get the desired effect. If you are seeing "white lines" in your carving then you have a burr and you have to strop the burr off. If a blade is not performing well after stropping, you may need to go to a stone or sandpaper. Hope this helps.