Thank you!!! I only allow myself to buy one piece of kit every year, so at this rate, it would take me forever to get some of the pieces I really want. So thank you for this affordable way to practice in the meantime.
Hei. Jeg har prøvd litt av samme metode på mine morakniver, men bruker da noen dråper med olje på papiret. Er det en fordeler ved det, eller går det for det samme? Synes uansett resultatet blir bra, men at olja kanskje gjør at papiret holder litt lenger? Vennlig hilsen fra grensenaboen i vest (pluss ny abonnent på din kanal).
@@DIABOLICAL-6Especially when he holds his fingers on the blade, he would had burned them if it got anywhere near temperatures that would change the structure of the metal!
Great result! It does not always have to be expensive... sometimes i need to remind myself of that as well.
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Man kan se att du har ett fantastiskt muskelminne!
Tack så mycket, har ju gjort det några gånger😊
Thank you!!! I only allow myself to buy one piece of kit every year, so at this rate, it would take me forever to get some of the pieces I really want. So thank you for this affordable way to practice in the meantime.
👍🙏😊
Great Knife. Excellent sharpening job.
Thanks👍
A sharp knife is a safe knife.
A dull knife is a dumb knife
Hei. Jeg har prøvd litt av samme metode på mine morakniver, men bruker da noen dråper med olje på papiret. Er det en fordeler ved det, eller går det for det samme? Synes uansett resultatet blir bra, men at olja kanskje gjør at papiret holder litt lenger? Vennlig hilsen fra grensenaboen i vest (pluss ny abonnent på din kanal).
Hej! Det vet jag faktiskt inte, har själv inte provat det. Men funkar det så kör på det😊
This is how I sharpen my Mora. Cheapest and the best way.
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Nice music
Это один из лучших видео про заточку ножей 💯 Спасибо
Thanks a lot😊
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I’m pretty sure you’ve ruined the durability of that edge because you overheated it by dry sanding.
Nope, it did not. It works great like it's done for the past 35 years!
@mattiasnorberg: Agreed, nice simple way to keep it sharp.
You would have to heat the blade over 275C to start ruining it. You can't get that by hand sanding.
@@DIABOLICAL-6 alright. Good to know.
@@DIABOLICAL-6Especially when he holds his fingers on the blade, he would had burned them if it got anywhere near temperatures that would change the structure of the metal!