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DaveRossy

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So in the quest to sharpen my sharpening skills :lol2: I offered to sharpen my mother in laws global santoku. I notice it has some very small chips and was wondering if there was a way I could remove them.
 
How small? Usually very small chips come out all by themselves after 1 or 2 sharpening sessions where you start with a low (sub 600) grit stone. If they bother you, spend extra time on your low grit stone and remove them completely. Usually I just leave them and let them work themselves out over time.
 
to me, they seem quite small. I will work on it but only have a 1000 and 6000
 
Woohoo, they came out. Thanks everybody :doublethumbsup:
 
hmm makes me wonder what she was doing for chips to show in a global.
 
I haven't seen any on mine. And they used to get a good workout all the time.
 
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