The CZickness XLIV Girding our loins for 2022

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    MindfulMan

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    Very Nice! I use the Razor Edge hones and guides developed by John Juranitch, but have been eyeing this system for some time now. Especially for my son-in-law. He didn't like my set up, so we've tried the Ken Onion Work Sharp. Even though I warned him to be careful and not create a tail on the blade, voilà, his knives have tails. This system looks almost foolproof.
    I have the original version. They've actually improved it (more precise angle adjustment).
     

    Benp

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    There's nothing that says that a man can't own two snow shovels ..... I shall order one of yours to try !
    Not only has this kind been better for my back it also saves me about 10 minutes in shoveling my driveway. I don't have to stop several times while shoveling to give my back some rest and rethink some of my life choices. LOL
     

    MindfulMan

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    Not only has this kind been better for my back it also saves me about 10 minutes in shoveling my driveway. I don't have to stop several times while shoveling to give my back some rest and rethink some of my life choices. LOL
    I'm not sure that's a benefit. The mind must clear .... like pulp settling-out of a glass of apple juice.
     

    MindfulMan

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    I’m a big fan of ESEE knives. Somewhere I have an original Izula packed away, but these two are always on standby. The 6 is my watermelon slicer and the RB3 is my favorite for camping. Got that one on our Honeymoon from Smokey Mountain Knife Works.

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    NICE ! I've always liked the size of the III !
     

    Born2vette

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    In the classies if anyone interested:

     

    MindfulMan

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    Final Izula photo for the evening. A near-mirror edge.
    I took it down to 6000 grit, then gave it a whiff of diamond paste.

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    MindfulMan

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    A couple of times across leather with or without polish puts that final mirror polish on.

    This one I made has a touch of green polishing compound on it and the leather is 11"x2.5"

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    Although a strop can be useful, I take no chances (even minutely ) of changing the sharpening angle ! The final 'mirror edge' lasts so briefly in actual use, it's benefit is only good for photos, IMO. :)








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