TSPROF Blitz 360 Sharpener - 01 Clamping the Knife
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- TSPROF Blitz 360 Sharpener - 01 Clamping the Knife
- Marking the blade
- Positioning the balde in the clamp
- Checking the edge angle
- Setting up the sharpener for reprofile
SEE VIDEO 02 - RE-PROFILING THE KNIFE...
Part 2 of the series...
• TSPROF Blitz 360 Re-pr...
Looking forward to watching all the videos. The new clamps are much better at clamping onto angles than the original Blitz clamps. They are angled and flex a bit so seem to hold quite well to a lot of different grinds. I did find you need to be aware of the pinch point just before the screw, if you get a part of the blade back there it won't allow the clamps to close properly and could lead to blade wiggle.
You should zero your cube either on the angle gauge stand, or on the top stone holder and then move it to the other to get the correct angle reading. If you zero on the top of the frame you will only get part of the angle singe the arm itself is angled and forms the other part of the triangle. Where the stone contacts the blade is the point, the stone is one leg, and the plane along the stand is the other. The top of the frame is a random point in space in the triangle.
Of late I match the factory angle using the marker 99% of the time.
I do believe that you are correct... If you can verify this it would be appreciated.
Thanks for watching.
@@barkingspider2007 It all goes back to highschool trigonometry *shudders*. Tsprof made a video on instructions for the Blitz, YT does not like links and usually nukes comments so it is video "l8F21jU-vek" and the time starts about 23:40. Not a big deal if you are matching factory angle as you said, but figured I would mention it just in case somebody in the future asks about it, or you have somebody that wants an exact angle reprofile on their blade.
I agree 100%
Good tips but I don’t think you’re supposed to use the table to zero out your angle cube on a blitz
I have both series DM and Venev Orion and Sirius and i agree that build quality and machining on DM blanks is better but in therms of sharpening i prefer Venev.. They dont load up and the resin is not so soft that you can cut a chunk of stone if not careful 2times more abrasives and 1200#F 25% gives better polish (less uniform but finer) than 4000# DM let alone 1500#F on venev... But in all honesty you cant go wrong with either series but with all the hindsight of 15years of obsession with stones , for those who really seek the best posible performance get Metalic Diamond F80-150-240 and Resin bond CBN F400-800-1200🙏 Best of both world (Best for your wallet😉🤭)
I use the 80 grit venieve 100 concentration for reproofing.
250,650,1100,2400,4,00 DM for the rest of my progression. The DM cut faster.
I have both sets. Thanks for watching and commenting 😁
@@barkingspider2007 They are not faster men or at least in any meaningful way and i dont count seconds nor strokes🤭
@@georgeyoung4292 George, try this experiment. Use both sets of stones until they need cleaning. Clean the stones with a magic eraser, go fast and hard, and be aggressive with it. You will see that the DM stones eat up the magic eraser quicker.
That said both stone types cut very quickly in use. (very little speed difference)
Thanks for the comment. 😎👍
SEE VIDEO 02 - RE-PROFILING THE KNIFE...
Part 2 of the series...
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