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Old 01-16-2018, 05:36 PM
graybeard graybeard is offline
 
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I am of the similar opinion with Coiloil37

BTW, Coiloil37 knows what he is talking about.....very knowledgeable member relating to knives and the different steel(s).

I share your methods and understand the advice you provide to others.

Over the years and with much poorer steel, I have made my share of mistakes.

Now, the newer sharpening methods can be somewhat easier however they are not the be-all / end-all; but the new steels mentioned in this thread are the deal breakers.
Combine the two and you'll be impressed; and everyone will be asking you to work on their knife, especially your kitchen boss.....

Good luck,
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