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What is the best steel for a knife ?

What is the best steel for a knife ?

Introduction In the knife making the steel represents the soul of the knife, which is determined by such factors as edge retention of sharpness, corrosion resistance, ductility (strength) and ease...

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  • Sharpening Supplies

    Sharpening Supplies

    In the sharpening craft, in addition to the abrasives, sharpeners, or stone holders, there is a fairly extensive list of various useful auxiliary items that you can find in hardware stores, and purchase others in more specialized stores. The list...

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  • Flat Grind

    Flat Grind

    Knife blade bevels Before getting into the notion of straight bevels on a knife blade, you need to know that it is the bevels among other things that turn a steel blank into a knife. The predominant majority of blades...

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  • Diamond Sharpening Stones

    Diamond Sharpening Stones

    1. Diamonds origin and type Diamond is a mineral that is almost entirely 96-99% carbon and occurs as eight- (octahedron) and twelve-faced (dodecahedral) crystals, often with rounded faces. Diamond is usually colorless and similar to several other colorless minerals like...

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  • Whetstone Holder

    Whetstone Holder

    Introduction The whetstone holder is used to securely fix and hold natural or synthetic abrasive bars for sharpening knives. These devices allow you to fix the whetstone and keep it in place during the process of restoring edge sharpness. These...

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  • Knife Edge Types

    Knife Edge Types

    1. The purpose of the cutting edge The cutting edge of a knife plays a crucial role in its overall performance and functionality. This is because the cutting edge is the primary point of contact between the blade and the...

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  • Thumbnail for article "How to fix a broken knife tip". Picture of a knife resting on a sheath

    How To Fix A Broken Knife Tip

    1. Why does a knife tip break Why can a knife edge break at all and what leads to this? Quite understandable, but not always an obvious reason - under different circumstances, the knife tip, which is quite thin due...

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  • Wet Stones For Sharpening Knives

    Wet Stones For Sharpening Knives

    Sometimes admirers of kitchen, hunting and camping knives, as well as edged weapons, confuse the terms «whetstone» and «wet (water) stone». They do not know the difference between these concepts, and not everyone knows how to use the whetstone or...

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  • Stropping Compound

    Stropping Compound

    1. Abrasive stropping compound purpose and function To comprehend the function and significance of the abrasive stropping compound, it is imperative to have a clear understanding of the stropping process and its objectives. Stropping serves as the concluding stage in...

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  • Ceramic Honing Rod

    Ceramic Honing Rod

    How often should you sharpen a knife? The answer is not too often: during the sharpening process, the abrasive stone removes some of the metal from the blade, which accelerates blade wear. You can use techniques such as honing or stropping...

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  • Sharpening Knife Blade Pressure

    Sharpening Knife Blade Pressure

    The general concept of pressure Some might remember the definition of pressure from a Physics course. Pressure is a numerical expression of the effect of a body on a square meter of surface, which is expressed in units of "p"...

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  • Micro-edge Drive When Sharpening A Knife

    Micro-edge Drive When Sharpening A Knife

    1. The latest buzz in sharpening Nowadays in the knife world, there are many knife sharpening techniques that you can learn about from books or find on the internet. At the same time, each of the methods has its followers...

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  • How To Use Sharpening Steel

    How To Use Sharpening Steel

    To keep a knife blade sharp, you only need to sharpen the cutting edge once or twice a year, depending on how often it is used. The rest of the time it is enough to hone it with special tools....

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