Super polished edges

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Here's a closeup of a 128,000 grit edge seen at 500x magnification. A 10,000 grit edge at this magnification would look like a freshly plowed field. Using CBN spray and nanocloth strop for the final finish

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ksskss said:
Here's a closeup of a 128,000 grit edge seen at 500x magnification. A 10,000 grit edge at this magnification would look like a freshly plowed field. Using CBN spray and nanocloth strop for the final finish

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Wow! That looks impressive!
 
Here's a video demonstrating a 3.2 million grit edge in action:

[video]https://youtu.be/uhbKouyICyk[/video]

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Customer CRKT Ereaser
140 Atoma
220 shapton pro
1k Nubatama platinum
2k Nubatama speckled
5k shapton pro
8k Shapton pro
2u, 1u, 0.5u, 0.25u CBN on roo
0.1u poly diamond on nanocloth

Sharp with plenty of bite.



[video=youtube;8EYRQ1Pyu2s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EYRQ1Pyu2s[/video]
 
Bobby3326 said:
With it 18/20° isn't your micro not so micro lol..i typically go +4° minimum for my micros otherwise it's quitenoticeable.

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Yea I hear what your saying but it still leaves a pretty polish for a few touch ups on a sharpmaker. 18° takes quite a bit of time and removes a lot of metal from the side to begin with, 16° would be worse. Maybe I'll try it someday. If I put my micro at 22° I can't use a sharpmaker at the 40° inclusive setting and I'd have to go all the way down stairs to put it in the WE, lol.
 
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