top | item 45317328 (no title) kminehart | 5 months ago don't use honing steel. at best it doesn't do anything, at worst it damages your knife.here's a closer look at it with a microscope. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4ReQ83CZOQ discuss order hn newest ricardobeat|5 months ago Ceramic honing rod. Works amazingly well and is appropriate for japanese knives. goopypoop|5 months ago just a guy abusing his knife to prove he can't fix it using the wrong tool badly Hikikomori|5 months ago No? The point was to understand what the tool does and when it can help. And he found out that if you have a Burr it can help. But if you have a properly sharpened knife without a Burr it won't do anything to help and will just destroy your edge. load replies (1)
ricardobeat|5 months ago Ceramic honing rod. Works amazingly well and is appropriate for japanese knives.
goopypoop|5 months ago just a guy abusing his knife to prove he can't fix it using the wrong tool badly Hikikomori|5 months ago No? The point was to understand what the tool does and when it can help. And he found out that if you have a Burr it can help. But if you have a properly sharpened knife without a Burr it won't do anything to help and will just destroy your edge. load replies (1)
Hikikomori|5 months ago No? The point was to understand what the tool does and when it can help. And he found out that if you have a Burr it can help. But if you have a properly sharpened knife without a Burr it won't do anything to help and will just destroy your edge. load replies (1)
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