Lizzybee55
Member
Hi All,
Several years ago I found my unexpected passion (one of a few) for edges and the power to obtain and tailor them.
Other than Carter Cutlery, Richard Blaine, and Burrfection- I have no instruction, knowledge (other than basic physics principles), or experience (other than hours of grinding away in my kitchen). But I can’t stop. I do it in my dreams- incorrectly, too.
I have a few decent knives Global Chef’s knife with scalloped edge, Mac boning knife, Messermeister 9” chefs knife, Wustoff Ikon Chef’s knife and a set of old Sabatier, which were my first knives I sharpened myself. Got razor sharp but I demolished their original profiles. I have a combination Norton 220-1000 stone and an 8000 - also DMT diamond plates set, and finally some Naniwa Professional Stones (400,800, 1000, 3000) then some Naniwa Superstones 3000, 5000. I love it. But I am most hapless in my technique- I manage to raise a burr, then destroy it by stropping. I guess. I have no clue what I am doing
So I am just here to learn and share (mostly absorb others experiences and wisdom). Thank you all and I deeply apologize for this looooong post.
Several years ago I found my unexpected passion (one of a few) for edges and the power to obtain and tailor them.
Other than Carter Cutlery, Richard Blaine, and Burrfection- I have no instruction, knowledge (other than basic physics principles), or experience (other than hours of grinding away in my kitchen). But I can’t stop. I do it in my dreams- incorrectly, too.
I have a few decent knives Global Chef’s knife with scalloped edge, Mac boning knife, Messermeister 9” chefs knife, Wustoff Ikon Chef’s knife and a set of old Sabatier, which were my first knives I sharpened myself. Got razor sharp but I demolished their original profiles. I have a combination Norton 220-1000 stone and an 8000 - also DMT diamond plates set, and finally some Naniwa Professional Stones (400,800, 1000, 3000) then some Naniwa Superstones 3000, 5000. I love it. But I am most hapless in my technique- I manage to raise a burr, then destroy it by stropping. I guess. I have no clue what I am doing
So I am just here to learn and share (mostly absorb others experiences and wisdom). Thank you all and I deeply apologize for this looooong post.