AlexG
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Hi!
I didn't have a sharpie so I went in and sharpened an old ****** stainless Faberware chef knife. I bought a combo stone of 1000/6000 so it took me forever to chase burrs.
Here what I did:
Form a burr on each side. with the 1000 stone
Re did a quick sharpened on each side to try and reduce the burr?
Switch to the 6000
Same thing: chase the burr - reduce the burr
De-burred using thick cardboard I had lyring around. Didn't have any strops or wine caps (forgot the english name for liège)
And this happened: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10154167044720525&set=vb.621590524&type=2&theater
Worked out ok.
My questions are: How to know if I got best result for the type of stones I have? How to know when to stop sharpening with rough stone? How much of a burr? Also what am I looking for in de-burring? Different knife feel? 0% burr when i scratch the edge on the side of my finger?
Thanks
I didn't have a sharpie so I went in and sharpened an old ****** stainless Faberware chef knife. I bought a combo stone of 1000/6000 so it took me forever to chase burrs.
Here what I did:
Form a burr on each side. with the 1000 stone
Re did a quick sharpened on each side to try and reduce the burr?
Switch to the 6000
Same thing: chase the burr - reduce the burr
De-burred using thick cardboard I had lyring around. Didn't have any strops or wine caps (forgot the english name for liège)
And this happened: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10154167044720525&set=vb.621590524&type=2&theater
Worked out ok.
My questions are: How to know if I got best result for the type of stones I have? How to know when to stop sharpening with rough stone? How much of a burr? Also what am I looking for in de-burring? Different knife feel? 0% burr when i scratch the edge on the side of my finger?
Thanks