Hand Tools Archive 2007
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Re: Sharpening Japanese chisels - the irritating pResponse To:
Re: Sharpening Japanese chisels - the irritating p () mikew
>The hollow produced by the Tormek is not enough to worry about in general.
If you think about the arc and the thickness of the chisel, the radius on the bevel is so tiny. A little honing on flat stones to finish removes much of the hollow anyway.
Take care, Mike
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