Here's a couple of pictures of an American made (Bark River) chef's knife with overgrind. You can see pretty clearly how it won't take but a couple of sharpening jobs before a hole appears in the edge.
Here's a couple of pictures of an American made (Bark River) chef's knife with overgrind. You can see pretty clearly how it won't take but a couple of sharpening jobs before a hole appears in the edge.
Here's a worst case Moritaka.
That's pretty terrible... thanks for the illustration
Thanks Dave! That really drives the point home. It also shows how someone who slices as their only cutting technique would not notice any problem.
Spike C
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Pirsig
mighty fine photos. and WOW that moritaka has a problem.
Come on, Dave, there are some OTHER sharpening services out there that say that's perfectly normal and they could sharpen it up where you wouldn't any day....
Originally Posted by UglyJoe
Come on, Dave, there are some OTHER sharpening services out there that say that's perfectly normal and they could sharpen it up where you wouldn't any day....
Yeah I've heard that before.
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