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5000 / 8000 stone ?

Can. I have a link to the UA-cam channel mentioned in the beginning? Was it Danica Scissors? Can not find any channel like it.

Was this knife super dull? It seems like you had to put in a lot of work to ge it sharp on the 1000 grit.

The japanese holder do not rust, chinese onw do very much

Shtwt thanks you

I'm sorry, but I had to laugh at you trying everything to open the damn thing. I was at the stage of pulling my hair out and 3 cups of coffee did not help, but I just could not work out how to open it either and was so frustrated !! Oh well, back to it and see how I go now. Thanks. 😆

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what do i do if I don't have any of the tools mentioned?

guys i hope all of you are doing alright,its so sad that many of you are doing this nowadays as a way to cope but please try to stop :C you can always vent in the replies or my dms are always open. Just ask <3

What angle fid you use your hone the shears?

Alles in allem, kann man sagen: Ein solides starter Set für den Anfänger. Nichts schlechtes aber auch nicht überragend. Normaler Durchschnitt eben zu einem erschwinglichem Preis.

This is still helping people in October 2024 to fix the same issue, thanks so much!

A 1000 thank you! You saved me from buying my 3. Dolce Gusto...❤

Fantastic

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That 6000 grit waterstone sounds just like a sheet of 400 grit sandpaper in action.

Where can I get the device you show in this video?

a pair of pliers is needed. Open the key , insert the pliers and open the pliers, the case will pop open

damn thanks man

Thanks! I needed this for an.. art project 😊

Thank you for this video. I was really wondering about the "angles" of the scissors when you sharpen. You didn't tell us anything about those. Do you sharpen at the same angle the bevel is on already? What angle do you sharpen the other end? I'm afraid I will lose the natural bevel and then have blunt scissors. I wish you could have shown us the angles and told us the purpose when you sharpen. I know you were trying to get the knicks out but besides that, what are we aiming for when sharpening? A sharp edge? Thank you.

Hi. What is this sharpening machine? Where can it be bought?

Hi everybody! Hi Dr. Nick!

Thank you so much! Another gasket p/n is 57860. It's also flexible orange rubber. And it holds water tank very tight. Size is 23 x 15 x 5 mm. 👍 Don't forget about special oil for coffee machines.

Just gonna save this to my watch later…… it’s for a um….for school….

I have a mechanical pencil his shape is like a triangle he dont fall to the ground and i love it. But I regretted not buying two of them now that they are no longer in the store.

originally came to this video after a certain rabbithole, but it's actually very helpful! i realise i have a heap of old sharpeners around the house back from my primary school days, and now i can use them again! thank you so much, great video :]

I'm here because I'm tired of having to buy new sharpeners to cannibalize the blades :< I use pencils a lot.

I love how we all just collectively know why we’re here

Can you please give me the size of the Oring

Which stones grit do u usually use

Gonna try this today thanks ♥️

Thank you for this very informative video, just what I need. Regards Peter and Dina

Thank u this is gonna help with um… a little homework project… (if ykyk)

thanks

I am planing to buy them Do you think it’s a good choice for beginners?

You have a nice sense of humor my friend It’s fun watching your videos I hope to see you talk about strop and compound Thanks ❤

Hello Daniel, I always come back to your channel because it is one of my most important sources. Maybe you could help me. Until 1000 grid, I could feel burrs. But If I am on a 3000 stone, the edge is already so fine that I couldnt feel a burr anymore. Could you tell me what is the indicator for make the step from a 3000 to 5000, or maybe to an 8000 stone please? How do I know when I am ready on a fine stone to go to the next? Best wishes

I have the 800 and 5000 as separate 10mm stones and i like them but they seem to be finer than advertised. The 800 almost gives you a polish. Maybe that is because they´re quite hard but the shapton kuromaku are even harder and tend to be a bit coarser than advertised, so I don´t think it´s the hardness. The 800 super stone is great for touching up a knife that isn´t quite sharp anymore but for a really dull knife I´d go to the 400 first. The 5000 gives a really nice polish. They could´ve written 10.000 on it and I would´ve believed it. Because they´re so thin I glued them to pieces of glass like the shapton glass stones. In hindsight I should´ve bought the 20mm thick ones since they cost only about 10 to 20€ more and you get twice as much stone.

Thanks for this informative video. The 220 is interesting but I won´t need the 1000 since I already have a 800 grit brick sized King stone which is very soft and creates a lot of slurry. I don´t mind that, but another one of those would be of little use.

Thanks Daniel for this nice channel ❤ Great content + expert sharpener 🌹

What's the best natural stones for a low/medium/high grit set for ~$150?

Hi. Is there a link where I can buy this? Or a model number of the O Ring?

Fixed in under 1 minute! I also just used any general purpose o ring which was far from te exact size (bigger and thinner). This seems to work as well :)

I know the way to take it out and to sharpen it all easy tho you're gonna be okay. feel free to vent <3

I'm here to sharpen my daughter's pencil sharpener as well - wow, it's a lot harder to sharpen these blades than i thought - i think i'm just going to buy replacements which is a pity because I wish had this skill!!

Wher can I purchase the Japanese device you are using to hold the scissor angle?

There is a screw you have to remove that video is hilarious

You guys here to learn how to do this for the funny when a pack of utility tools is cheaper than the $100 you'll be paying for a 1000/3000 whetstone you'll need for this.

When you first start cleaning them instead of using the wire brush, put them in a pan with water covering them. Boil for about 45 mins keeping them covered with water. Then after they are cool take OOO or OOOO steel wool to remove the excess oxide from the shears. It will leave the steel blue and the excess oxide will buff off. I believe the final product is better.