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Professional sharpening
- Thread starter Lulu2533
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I use Josh at REK (Razor Edge Knives). He's done some for me that are out of this world. He's a supporting member here, so posting his website link should be OK...
https://www.razoredgeknives.com/
https://www.razoredgeknives.com/
Bryce at
Petunia D. Feeble
He did a freaking phenomenal job of repairing a cracked edge in a kitchen knife for me and sent it back laser sharp. He is also a true gentleman and excellent member of BFC who not only contributes a lot of great content but also is the first to volunteer when there is heavy lifting to be done, does GAWs, etc... It's good to support good guys, and he is definitely a good guy.
Petunia D. Feeble
He did a freaking phenomenal job of repairing a cracked edge in a kitchen knife for me and sent it back laser sharp. He is also a true gentleman and excellent member of BFC who not only contributes a lot of great content but also is the first to volunteer when there is heavy lifting to be done, does GAWs, etc... It's good to support good guys, and he is definitely a good guy.
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Bryce at
He did a freaking phenomenal job of repairing a cracked edge in a kitchen knife for me and sent it back laser sharp. He is also a true gentleman and excellent member of BFC who not only contributes a lot of great content but also is the first to volunteer when there is heavy lifting to be done, does GAWs, etc... It's good to support good guys, and he is definitely a good guy.
You forgot handsome and well endowed.
Thanks for the kind words.I'll second other's sentiments about @razor-edge-knives and @Jason B. Both great and talented individuals.
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Josh @razor-edge-knives
It's not skill, just a guided sharpener and a selection of stones you lack.
Sharpening is the ONE skill/maintenance routine you need to fully enjoy this hobby. Why not get a good guided sharpener and commit to learning that skill?
A simple Lansky set with added coarse diamond stone is all you need.
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If you're looking for mirror edges, Michael Emler has been good for those in my experience.
