Hand Tools Archive 2007
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Re: hollow grind - accelerate wear () jim reed @ tallahassee
>*the main purpose of hollow grinding is to accelerate tool wear*. I don't agree. Except for the exact cutting edge, all hollow grinding is done on the relief side of the blade. What happens to that metal is of very little concern in the overall picture.
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- Re: Matte vs. Mirror Finish
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