Knife Sharpening - Benchmade Bugout - Gritomatic Sic 400, 1.2k, and 2.5k
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2023
- Knife Used
Benchmade Bugout
Steel Type
CPM-20cv
Stones Used
Gritomatic Silicone Carbide - 400 grit
Gritomatic Silicone Carbide - 1200 grit
Gritomatic Silicone Carbide - 2500 grit
Dlt XL Leather strop with Gunny Juice 1µ
Bess 'C' Average came out on the new test media at 41g. The second set of cuts was performed on the old tester. That average was 76g. The difference of 35g. I will need to check a few more knives using both testers, to determine what it going on.
Jef really good video brother. I love the gritomatic sic stones and thanks for putting me on to them!! You ended up with a nice keen edge. I hope you and your family are doing well. Thanks for sharing brother 👊🏼
Jewelie! Hope you're doing alright, bud. Always happy to see a JJ sharpening video.
its theraputing watching you sharpen - which reminds me, I need to sharpen my bugout too (same as yours). Have a good one Jef.
Thanks for sharing Jeff.
Nicely done. Now I have an urge to buy a Bugout. Enjoyed the video, thanks for posting.
good job jef
You have a good one Jef..Thanks for your recommendation on the SiCa 240. Definitely on the lookout for when they are back on stock. Always enjoy your vids
Got that gritomatic 120 (i think. 100 something lol). I do like it.
Always great to see you sharpen mate hope to get my hands on some gritomatic one day. Thoose bess tests does look like a little hit n miss to me but im a weirdo hehe
Great sharpening video, while at the same time unintentionally invalidating the BESS system. Most people would simply brag about getting a sub 50 average, but you honestly point out that it may be due to the new tester. An 85% difference between averages illustrates that this thing is just a toy. Why did you get a new wire block, by the way?
Excellent work as always Jef 👍
Jeff, pleasure coming back to your videos. I ended up with the venev centaur stones a few months back because these were out of stock. Now that they're back in stock, would you spend the extra money to buy them or would you stick to the venev? What's the difference in sharpening? Still learning so much. Thank you very much for all that you do for us lol
Is this a decent stone to learn freehand with cheap kitchen knives? Or is there something different you would recommend? Gritomatic recommends against soft steel, saying it will cause increased wear… but I’m guessing that’s the case with all stones?
Very nice result, Just found you on instagram also
Very cool stuff. You've got the best sharpening/whetstone videos on youtube by far. I always tell folks "check out Jeff Jewell on youtube if you wanna see how it's done right." I'd like to try one of those stones eventually if they're available. I've only used SiC stones such as the sigma select 240 and 1k, the naniwa 220, I'm pretty sure the Norton is too, I mean the 220 waterstone obviously the crystolon as well. I know Suehiro has some as well that look nice but expensive, including the 200 Debado and that stone G8 which is rated at 8k, but those grit ratings are weird sometimes. I mean the Cerax 6k is like a 2k shapton at best but the rika or whatever it's called 5k is actually a polisher.