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    Quote Originally Posted by FloorPizza View Post
    There is a great difference in the blades I've sharpened with the DMT's vs. the Shaptons. In my mind, the Shaptons were a great investment. They are just *that* superior to the DMTs in final edge quality and comfort. I had no idea that such variations were possible; I thought sharp was sharp. pfffft. Not even close. The edge you can get off of a good quality set of stones is simply amazing.
    Great review, Floor Pizza, but you are doing nothing for others like me in stages of pre-HAD !!
    Seriously, you should put this in the "Reviews" section were it might be seen by more people. Keep up the good work.

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    I have long disagreed with the "no pressure" school of thought until, that is, you get out to the 16k and 30k shaptons and also the finishing strokes on a coticule. If the blade is dull, you have to grind away steel and a Shap1k will do that but you have to use some pressure. I regularly see people posting that they have honed a blade for a couple of hours and they're not getting results. It surprises me. Once I get the bevel set right, the rest of the progression through 4k, 8k, 16k, and 30k takes about 20 minutes and the blades are then shave ready.

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