Thx for sharing. Is the sewn fiber wheel spinning with the the smooth grain hitting the knife blade? Do you have manufactures that you prefer for the wheels and rouge?
There is a point that one gets to when sharpening a hoof knife where you can tell that you are really really close to having a really sharp and useful tool. At that point the knife is almost perfect and yet still can't cut. If you need a knife brought to this point, I'm your man. So close, so sad. Crossing the threshold from close to sharp is my kryptonite.
I get my knife supplies at K&G in Lakeside AZ local company for me. There are plenty other Knife Co. Out there, but K&G are a great company to work with.
My guess since he isnt answering is smooth is opposite the spin so your blade doesnt catch. Seems to make sense to me.
Reverse rotation so if it does catch it throws the sonofabitch away from your face versus at you.
Thx for sharing. Is the sewn fiber wheel spinning with the the smooth grain hitting the knife blade? Do you have manufactures that you prefer for the wheels and rouge?
There is a point that one gets to when sharpening a hoof knife where you can tell that you are really really close to having a really sharp and useful tool. At that point the knife is almost perfect and yet still can't cut. If you need a knife brought to this point, I'm your man. So close, so sad. Crossing the threshold from close to sharp is my kryptonite.
Amazing.... Thank you for this great explanation
Hope that helped.
Thank you for your feedback.
Where do you buy the wheels and the rouge for the grinder? Thanks
I get my knife supplies at K&G in Lakeside AZ local company for me. There are plenty other Knife Co. Out there, but K&G are a great company to work with.
@@salcitoknives8878 would Cabellas be the equivalent?
@@other2535 The hunting store?
If so no.. You can find K&G at
WWW.knifeandgun.com
They ship out very quick.
Hope that helps
Does the smooth Knapp of the sewn wheel rotate towards the blade or away? Thank you for your video.
Sorry Ronald, yes it is away from the blade.
@@salcitoknives8878 thanks, Merry Christmas.