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Gordon,
For once no flame suit is needed. I tried this method when I read
the article and was able to shave with my pocket knife afterwards. The
initial sharpening took some time but afterwards the leather strop provides
a quick touch up and keep it razor sharp. I don't make a habit out of
shaving with a pocket knife but it's really nice to have a sharp blade! I
still prefer my diamond plates though. They cut to the desired angle much
quicker!
Greg Newell
At 04:35 AM 1/29/2003, you wrote:
>.
> > Sharpening...Now, there's something
> > uncontroversial. Good luck
> >
> > David Skolnik
> >
>Sharpening? Uncontroversial? How dare they!!!!
> I recentlty read an article in Fine Woodworking
>about using silicone Carbide sandpaper on plate glass
>for sharpening, instead of stones. Its advocates swear
>by it and it makes sense to me, as it won't become
>concave with use.
> (Donning Flame Suit Now!)
> Thump
>
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