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    I'm going to send to my favorite honemeister cudarunner, Roy. His edges are buttery smooth.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChopperDave View Post
    Ok she is pinned. Question now is is, do I make it high gloss, or low? I'm thinkng,to match the blade... I'm quite proud of the outcome for my first attempt.
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    Default Very Nice I think, first restore

    Finished with the last coat of tung oil...
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    wonderful finished product, what did you do to clean the blade? hand sand?

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    I used 600 and 1200 grit wet sanding and finished with steel wool and Blue Magic, by hand. There is some pitting near the edge that has me a little concerned. I'm going to send it out to on of our honing experts here on SRP and pray that the steel close to the bevel will hold up...
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    I could have used lower grit sandpaper to start, but I didn't want to take off too much too fast and take a chance on messing up the geometry of the blade...

    I also stayed off the etching as much as possible.
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