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    Membur CyberShdw's Avatar
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    Default That's like a 12 k ? right ?

    I had an acquaintance tell me I was wasting my money I hones.

    I asked what the alternative was. He sent me this link
    How To Sharpen Your Knife With A Cup: How To Sharpen Your Knife With A Cup - YouTube

    Yeah that's gotta be a 12k. The ones from crappy gift shops with a city name must be the 1 k. My Darth Vader is your father mug must be a 4 k for sure. High quality stuff.

    Yep.
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    Tell him it's not your money, it's money borrowed from friends,,

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    You mean you are not going to try it?

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    For knives a good ceramic mug can put a sharp edge on a knife.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JSmith1983 View Post
    For knives a good ceramic mug can put a sharp edge on a knife.
    While I have never ventured the stoneware sharpening system and heck it might even work. All I could think was milk and a brick.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JSmith1983 View Post
    For knives a good ceramic mug can put a sharp edge on a knife.
    Agreed - when there's nothing else around, it certainly does work.
    But not exactly my honing stone of choice.
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    I hear that bone china is the best, ask him if you can borrow a setting. Beside you are not shaving with a knife. Perhaps he would like to give you his razor to work over on his bone china too. People who have no clue seem to come up with some brilliant suggestions.
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    If one could bag all the crap on youtube you could start a manure selling business!

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    What about using your automobile window, just lower your window until a few inches is protruding from the door and use it...my dad showed me this for pocket knives & works well...should work just fine for your razor too!
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    I have heard this before, feel free to let me know how it works out for you
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