Rocky Mountain Specialty Gear sharpens knives, Tom does a great job too. I had a Benchmade Ares that had a nick in the blade, Tom made it perfect - sharp as hell too.
I have a diamond honing sytem from Smith's. I bastardized it and adapted larger diamond hones to it instead of the tiny ones they include. I like that the jig has 2 angles to it so you can get the right edge for the end use of the blade.
If the edge is really rolled a couple dozen passes with the coarse followed up with the fine and every knife I have used it on will shave.
I think I only have about $50 in it.
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How do you clean knife sharpening stuff? I meant to ask how long this stuff lasts. I don't know if the kit I found is old or new or what.
"There are no finger prints under water."
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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How do you do that though? Blow on it? Warm water and dish soap?
"There are no finger prints under water."