ApostleP video:
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Now, swoopy plunge lines and the edge thickening at the base of the blade is not much of an issue if you freehand sharpen, but can be a nightmare for those who use a jig/sharpening system if you want these two things:
1: the whole blade sharpened
2: a cosmetic edge finish
If you sharpen professionally, this can be your bread and butter for customers orders.
There's a few ways to fix this problem, JDavis mentioned in a video on a ZT to adjust the angle on the system, and you can always spot sharpen by hand. But as it is mentioned in the video by Rob, it can be looked at as a design flaw or issue.
Has anyone else had a problem with this, or come up with a solution?
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Now, swoopy plunge lines and the edge thickening at the base of the blade is not much of an issue if you freehand sharpen, but can be a nightmare for those who use a jig/sharpening system if you want these two things:
1: the whole blade sharpened
2: a cosmetic edge finish
If you sharpen professionally, this can be your bread and butter for customers orders.
There's a few ways to fix this problem, JDavis mentioned in a video on a ZT to adjust the angle on the system, and you can always spot sharpen by hand. But as it is mentioned in the video by Rob, it can be looked at as a design flaw or issue.
Has anyone else had a problem with this, or come up with a solution?