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Suzuki Tool 4000Response To:
Re: Sharpening and buffing progression pictures () Winston
I agree that the 4000-grit scratches don't look that much smaller than the 1000-grit ones, but I think it probably has something to do with the lighting. With the naked eye, the difference between them is easy to see.
The sharpening stone is the one described here: https://fabulalignarius.wordpress.com/2015/01/08/found-the-ultimate-waterstone/
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- The white stuff is...
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- Further Observations
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- Re: various compounds - difficult to judge
- various compounds - difficult to judge
- these results will require some study
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- Re: Sharpening and buffing progression pictures
- Re: Sharpening and buffing progression pictures
- Comparative Profile Pictures
- Separate on the IH sorby chisels..
