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Ah, re-read it, I stand corrected. Zeroed in on the Arkansas part of the post.
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How Difficult Is 20cv to Sharpen (and Live With)?
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Natlek,
found that was the most effective way to put a crisp even bevel on these Hinderers. As noted, I do not use a typical progression either on these. Cut the bevel on the coarse, and then just clean up the edge on an Ark. A hard Ark is really all that is needed. The final edge is very keen and lasts. I might recut the bevel on my EDC pocket knife in M390 a few times a year. Other blades, I do things differently, but found this practice to be the most effective on these.
Chalby,
found that was the most effective way to put a crisp even bevel on these Hinderers. As noted, I do not use a typical progression either on these. Cut the bevel on the coarse, and then just clean up the edge on an Ark. A hard Ark is really all that is needed. The final edge is very keen and lasts. I might recut the bevel on my EDC pocket knife in M390 a few times a year. Other blades, I do things differently, but found this practice to be the most effective on these.
Chalby,
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