K kerryd Joined Oct 31, 2005 Messages 18 Apr 14, 2006 #1 While sharpening, I took the wrong angle for three or four strokes with a coarse stone. Result is a serious gouge in the side of my blade (5160). Is there any way to minimize the contrast of the gouge to the rest of the blade?
While sharpening, I took the wrong angle for three or four strokes with a coarse stone. Result is a serious gouge in the side of my blade (5160). Is there any way to minimize the contrast of the gouge to the rest of the blade?
C Cliff Stamp BANNED Joined Oct 5, 1998 Messages 17,562 Apr 14, 2006 #2 You can refinish the flats, essentially blend the scratch. -Cliff
Ebbtide Gold Member Joined Aug 20, 1999 Messages 8,043 Apr 14, 2006 #3 http://www.homestead.com/beknivessite2/handrubbing.html The above link will lead you to a tutorial on hand finishing a blade. I think that should help.
http://www.homestead.com/beknivessite2/handrubbing.html The above link will lead you to a tutorial on hand finishing a blade. I think that should help.