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[KnifeNews] GiantMouse Releases First Images of Next ACE Folder
GiantMouse has just revealed its latest ACE line folder, the Bleeker. The Bleeker goes for an ultra-svelte gent’s folder look, paired with a slick trailing point blade. Fans of the Clyde will recognize a family connection between that knife’s blade and the specimen on the Bleeker. A sweeping, narrow trailing point that, according to this […]
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[KnifeNews] Turnback Knife Co. Collaborates with Boker on Utility Knife
Our Boker Summer Release coverage continues with something a little bit different this time, the Cutweazle. This is another modernized, knife enthusiast-friendly take on the replaceable blade utilty knife, in a super slim, pocketable form factor. Even in a knife market that has progressed leaps and bounds in terms of design and materials, the humble […]
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[NBK] Civivi Cloud Peak Reivew
An Unexpected Classic Outdoor Knife, but a Welcome One The Cloud Peak continues a tiny section of Civivi’s line that I have always wanted them to expand on: Normal looking fixed blades. Up to now, they’ve mostly put out fixed blades that look like rejected Star Trek prototypes (with all due respect to Maciej Torbé; ... Read more
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[KnifeNews] Benchmade Osborne Gets MagnaCut in New Burnt Copper Line
Benchmade has dropped a new suite of special Osborne variations this month. The new Burnt Copper Aluminum sub-series brings an entirely new look into the long-running knife family, along with a very desirable blade steel. Yes, we certainly do not need to discuss the Benchmade Osborne at this point, as it is easily one of […]
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On artful bullet there is a thread about sharpening. One of the members makes his living at it, traveling a fair distance to service his clients in a big circular route. Another one does it professionally as well. They both gave some good info on using a strop. Evidently, polishing to a super fine edge actually makes resharpening unnecessary for up to a year if it doesn't get abused, just strop after each use.
https://artfulbullet.com/index.php?threa...lls.11281/
I last used an old barber's strop I found in the back porch when I was a kid. I had no clue about jeweler's rouge back then. I just used it as I found it. It did improve an already sharp edge quite a bit. I'd forgotten all about that so I ordered this one from Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Sharpener-BACHER-...YXRm&psc=1
Since it comes with four different abrasives I think I'll make another one from the scraps I have laying around to experiment with the two coarser grades.
At first, I thought 7 grams of each grade wouldn't last long, but at 1 gram per application and not needing reapplication until 30-50 uses, most likely there'll be some left for the dumpster after my funeral.
I bet my victorinox 8" chef's knife is really going to be a joy to use!
[KnifeInformer] 4 Best Italian Switchblades for a Sharp Touch of Nostalgia
Logan Smith From Swedge MediaWe independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation.Italian-style stiletto switchblades have become iconic through the years because of Hollywood movies, video games, and general pop culture. Because of these […]
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[KnifeInformer] Remette Swordfish Review: A Cutting-Edge Gravity Knife
Advanced Knife BroWe independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation.Hey there, gravity knife fans! How’s it going? You’re probably doing pretty well, maybe even better, now that you’ve stumbled upon this Remette Swordfish […]
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[KnifeNews] Benchmade Set to Drop AXIS Assist Workhorse Next Month
Benchmade’s been busy lately, revealing a couple new projects – chief among them the new PSK (Personal Survival Kit), a heavy duty, all-terrain folder. Virtually every company under the sun has put out a drop point or two. We imagine it’s difficult to imprint an identity on the ubiquitous profile – but Benchmade’s managed to […]
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So, I'm sitting around doing nothing and am almost done with that project.
I dug out my carborundum stone and am attempting to reshape my broken-tip kizer activ bantam. If I had a bench grinder set up I would use that with light passes, but I don't. My stone is saw-backed, so I'm using the ends for this project. Someday I'll get around to truing the stone again.
It's a slow tedious process, almost makes me think I'm still working on my doing nothing project, just putting more effort into it.🙄
Anyway, I'm slowly making progress along with a bunch of slurry.