OliverNuther Well-Known Member Joined Jan 21, 2017 Messages 281 Reaction score 3 Location Brisbane, Australia Aug 5, 2017 #1 Found this on a cooking blog. Guess who's been using a pull through sharpener.
Benuser from The Netherlands, EU. KKF Supporting Member Joined May 3, 2011 Messages 10,149 Reaction score 4,927 Aug 6, 2017 #2 Can be due to steeling as well. Reverse belly and protruding heel are the most common issues with vintages.
Can be due to steeling as well. Reverse belly and protruding heel are the most common issues with vintages.
OliverNuther Well-Known Member Joined Jan 21, 2017 Messages 281 Reaction score 3 Location Brisbane, Australia Aug 6, 2017 #3 Good point. I never thought of that.
cheflivengood Senior Member Joined Nov 28, 2013 Messages 1,253 Reaction score 87 Aug 6, 2017 #4 especially on aggressive diamond hones
chipzaroy KKF Supporting Member Joined Jul 23, 2013 Messages 114 Reaction score 24 Aug 7, 2017 #5 Yikes...
ThEoRy Founding Member Joined Feb 28, 2011 Messages 4,648 Reaction score 26 Aug 7, 2017 #6 I try to tell these people at work not to use that crap. Just the other day I held 2 knives that have seen consistent pull through sharpening up to a diamond flattening plate to show them the crowning. They were like, "Oh." I tried to warn them.
I try to tell these people at work not to use that crap. Just the other day I held 2 knives that have seen consistent pull through sharpening up to a diamond flattening plate to show them the crowning. They were like, "Oh." I tried to warn them.