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05-25-2014, 02:19 PM #8
Overall I am happy with the result. Even if I had trashed the blade I still would of gained a better feel for the buffer. There are still two pits on the blade I didn't get out and quite a bit of "dimpling". The W&B stamp can still be seen at an angle, so not a complete loss. I do think it's possible to maintain the edges of the grind better than I did. Going to have to work on control of the buffer wheel and the amount of pressure applied. I know it has been stated before, but a light touch is all that is needed. If you start applying pressure to the buffing wheel it builds up heat MUCH faster and seems to leave deeper scratches as well.
The older I get the more I realize how little I actually know.