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Ladies and Gentlemen
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Some people say that this is wondersteel and some say that it's just overhyped junk that gets chipped edges all the time.
Some say that the steel is good but that it can't be taken down to very acute sharpening angles and that it needs a more obtuse angle at the final edge than others.
Some say that the steel needs to have a very highly polished edge.
What do you say?
My experience is with a Spyderco Native. It took a long time to need major sharpening. Then I used a Lansky system to reprofile it to the 17 degree slot and then a final edge using the 20 degree slot. I polished the edge using 1500 grit wet or dry sandpaper on a mousepad. OK so far.
Steve

Some people say that this is wondersteel and some say that it's just overhyped junk that gets chipped edges all the time.
Some say that the steel is good but that it can't be taken down to very acute sharpening angles and that it needs a more obtuse angle at the final edge than others.
Some say that the steel needs to have a very highly polished edge.
What do you say?
My experience is with a Spyderco Native. It took a long time to need major sharpening. Then I used a Lansky system to reprofile it to the 17 degree slot and then a final edge using the 20 degree slot. I polished the edge using 1500 grit wet or dry sandpaper on a mousepad. OK so far.
Steve