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    Default Found a Quick way to set a bevel......

    I put this in the Advanced Honing for a reason..... Newbies don't try this!!!!

    So I finished up a polish and blade re-shape the other day and was dreading setting the bevel by hand. I thought..... this blade is not that great..... I should try something different.

    I have a Tormek T-7 and thought I would give it a go. I put electrical tape on the spine and lightly laid the blade on the turning stone and went to town.....

    Flipped it back and forth from side to side and slowly set the bevel. With a little common sense and visual confirmation, I was able to get a good bevel set in a matter of minutes..... Then off to the 1k to tune it up.

    Saved a bunch of time!

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    Tormek T-7 @ $600.00

    Norton 1k @ $57.00

    Be careful how you treat people on your way up, you may meet them again on your way back down.

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    but if you have one around...

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    Norton 220/1k for $35 at wood craft /more beer than jimmy/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Muirtach View Post
    but if you have one around...

    Exactly............

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    But if it only takes a few minutes to do it by hand, what are you saving? Although it would be fun to give it a try on the Tormek!
    It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled. Twain

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    I'm working on a new technique myself. Staring with great focus at the razor until the bevel is formed. Seems to be working, provided I rub it against my king 1k while doing so.

    Sorry. Just being funny. Don't mind me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bassguy View Post
    I'm working on a new technique myself. Staring with great focus at the razor until the bevel is formed. Seems to be working, provided I rub it against my king 1k while doing so.

    Sorry. Just trying to be funny. Don't mind me.
    fixed that for you

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    I prefer the classic "pyramid" method:

    YouTube - RAZOR SHARPENING PYRAMID by Brazdadj



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    I'm still crying!!!!!!!


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