Dead blade?

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Originally Posted by Oustoura

Yes for thèse chips i used DMT. Then 1k but the angle when i rubbed the chips, the point become a little open angle to upside, that's why I need try to hone well the point of the blade otherwise it's ready( just without point of the blade.) Need to hone just point then I will finish for others and I will start a long long long honing session with the first blade. I already stopped it tonight so tomorrow I'll home it with my 1k for two hours or maybe more. Gonna be fun ��

I'm gonna sleep guys. So tired today with these blades and the hot weather which I hate. I'd like live in Alaska:D

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don't forget the tape if your really going for that time

Bonjour Oustoura! Vous êtes tres chanceaux d'etre à Paris! Je parle un peu fraçais.

Je pense que peut-être apres le DMT 325 vous devriez "join" le fil en utilisant TRES une pression legère à "breadknife" le fil avec 1k pierre. Cela "breadknifing" devrait eliminer tout acier instable causèe par le rayuers profondes par le DMT. Le fil est tres delicat.

Puis procéder normalment avec le 1k jusqu'à ce que tout le griffure du DMT ont disparu, et le "bevel" est bon.

Après ces étapes, vous devriez être capable finir le fil si l'acier est bon. Bonne chance!

Cheers, Steve

en anglais s'il vous plaît

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Originally Posted by Steve56

Bonjour Oustoura! Vous êtes tres chanceaux d'etre à Paris! Je parle un peu fraçais.

Je pense que peut-être apres le DMT 325 vous devriez "join" le fil en utilisant TRES une pression legère à "breadknife" le fil avec 1k pierre. Cela "breadknifing" devrait eliminer tout acier instable causèe par le rayuers profondes par le DMT. Le fil est tres delicat.

Puis procéder normalment avec le 1k jusqu'à ce que tout le griffure du DMT ont disparu, et le "bevel" est bon.

Après ces étapes, vous devriez être capable finir le fil si l'acier est bon. Bonne chance!

Cheers, Steve

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Bonjour Whoever, Oops! Hello!

Basically I said that he is very lucky to be in Paris, and I speak a little French.

After the DMT, maybe you should very lightly breadknife the edge on the 1k to remove the unstable steel left by the deep scratches from the DMT. Don't use a DMT after this step.

Set the bevel with a 1k stone of your choice and be sure the DMT marks are completely gone. Use light pressure and more strokes so the edge does not flex.

After these steps, you should be able to finish the edge if the steel is good. Good luck!

Cheers, Steve

Thank you for reposting

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Originally Posted by Steve56

Bonjour Whoever, Oops! Hello!

Basically I said that he is very lucky to be in Paris, and I speak a little French.

After the DMT, maybe you should very lightly breadknife the edge on the 1k to remove the unstable steel left by the deep scratches from the DMT. Don't use a DMT after this step.

Set the bevel with a 1k stone of your choice and be sure the DMT marks are completely gone. Use light pressure and more strokes so the edge does not flex.

After these steps, you should be able to finish the edge if the steel is good. Good luck!

Cheers, Steve

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Originally Posted by whoever

Thank you for reposting

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Je t'en prie.

Cheers, Steve

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Originally Posted by Steve56

Je t'en prie.

Cheers, Steve

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So what are you begging?

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Originally Posted by whoever

So what are you begging?

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No, lol, it literally means "I pray you" but it's a more formal way of saying "thank you"!

You are pushing my limits LOL.

Cheers, steve

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Originally Posted by Steve56

No, lol, it literally means "I pray you" but it's a more formal way of saying "thank you"!

You are pushing my limits LOL.

Cheers, steve

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wouldn't it be je vous , I thank you , not je t'en prie . i beg you

je t'en prie - Wiktionary it would be your welcome, in response to thank you

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wouldn't it be je vous , I thank you , not je t'en prie . i beg you

je t'en prie - Wiktionary it would be your welcome, in response to thank you

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I understand that this is not a literal translation (according to my french teacher) and textbooks, but an accepted way of saying TY.

Cheers, Steve