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  1. 01-09-2013, 01:52 AM

    Thread: Jean-Jacques Perret, sharpening,honing methods 1771

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    Here the link to Bernard Levine translation of...

    Here the link to Bernard Levine translation of the book: Bernard Levine's Knife-Related Links
  2. 01-07-2013, 12:14 AM

    Thread: Jean-Jacques Perret, sharpening,honing methods 1771

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    Actually the little notch is where the wooden...

    Actually the little notch is where the wooden safety attachement locks in.
  3. 01-06-2013, 10:01 PM

    Thread: Jean-Jacques Perret, sharpening,honing methods 1771

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    For sure and still using the same way of using...

    For sure and still using the same way of using and testing like they did is quite amazing!
  4. 01-06-2013, 04:35 PM

    Thread: Jean-Jacques Perret, sharpening,honing methods 1771

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    Jean-Jacques Perret, sharpening,honing methods 1771

    Jean-Jacques Perret was a master cutler in France, he was born in 1730 in Beziers, France, son of a cutler, his adventure with cutlery started at the very young age of 12. After learning the trade...
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