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Thread: 45 degree honing on a meat chopper

  1. 04-20-2013, 02:36 AM #1
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    Default 45 degree honing on a meat chopper

    My first time honing an old wade & butcher chopper blade was successful. I held it flat against the hone and got great results but I hear 45 degree honing saves the spine.??? I realize that I've moved a little metal on the spine that could have stayed. I considered taping but that seems like an extra step.
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    I think you might be a little confused

    45 degree heel forward, the spine is still on the hone

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    Oh, got ya. Good thing I didn't try it yet! Thank you.
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    A little more help.....



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    Taping may be an "extra step", but it stops steel being removed from the spine that can never be replaced.
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    I like rolling x stroke motion. Thank you. Also, I realize that honing becomes a little obessive when it's being done correctly.
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