merlijny2k
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Hey folks,
I bought a 915x100, 370W toy grinder to have some fun with. Since knife steel is quite pricey around here I figured I would make my first mistakes as cheap as possible and set out to grind an actual knife out of an old Rosenbaum club (you know, the fake german knives they used to sell door to door). 3.2mm thick at the spine and stays that way until a centimeter from the edge and. Since it has no grind to speak of it is essentially a pre-hardened blank. Although I managed to screw things up in more ways than I care to tell it seems it is nonetheless evolving into something actually shaped like a knife. I just keep screwing up the tip. How thin is realistic to do on a grinder and when do you switch to do the rest on stones? Thanks for your answers.
I bought a 915x100, 370W toy grinder to have some fun with. Since knife steel is quite pricey around here I figured I would make my first mistakes as cheap as possible and set out to grind an actual knife out of an old Rosenbaum club (you know, the fake german knives they used to sell door to door). 3.2mm thick at the spine and stays that way until a centimeter from the edge and. Since it has no grind to speak of it is essentially a pre-hardened blank. Although I managed to screw things up in more ways than I care to tell it seems it is nonetheless evolving into something actually shaped like a knife. I just keep screwing up the tip. How thin is realistic to do on a grinder and when do you switch to do the rest on stones? Thanks for your answers.