You need to clean the stones or hones to remove metal particles from sharpening-at least that's what I've been told.
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You need to clean the stones or hones to remove metal particles from sharpening-at least that's what I've been told.
How do you do that though? Blow on it? Warm water and dish soap?
I use stone oil and a clean rag.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart
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Originally Posted by Stuart
When all else fails,,,,,,Dishwasher.. [Abused]
Usually I'd agree, but she's busy making us dinner right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marlin
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Originally Posted by Stuart
Holy shit, now that is funny [ROFL1]
Yeah, but she read that and now I will NEVER get a cannon. Serves me right for having the computer so close to the kitchen. :(
These work great on old military rifle stocks that have been soaked with cosmoline too. Just don't let her see you do it........[Hang]Quote:
Originally Posted by Marlin
Yep, works great on hard Arkansas stones, ceramic stones, and spoked chrome hubcaps... Just don't get caught!Quote:
Originally Posted by Marlin