VIDEO: Mule in CPM S35VN Cutting Test - Cardboard

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Jim,
Great test! Thanks for doing it.:thumbup:
What was the engle to sharpen the blade to? Was it 15?
It has definitely kept the edge just fine.
 
Gress said:
Jim,
Great test! Thanks for doing it.:thumbup:
What was the engle to sharpen the blade to? Was it 15?
It has definitely kept the edge just fine.
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That's 15 degress per side or 30 degrees total. :)

All the knives in this series were reprofiled to that edge.
 
This is one sharp edge!
How do you do it?
This is what I do
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BTW CPM s35vn steel was easier to sharpen than s30v.
Keeps the edge great.

How do you compare it to m4?
 
Gress said:
This is one sharp edge!
How do you do it?
This is what I do
0b2200f422ec1fef81b296dac9b1ee6a.jpg


BTW CPM s35vn steel was easier to sharpen than s30v.
Keeps the edge great.

How do you compare it to m4?
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Yes S35VN is very easy to sharpen, M4 is a little harder, but easier than S30V and Duratech 20CV is very tough, but takes a great edge.
 
Thanks, Jim.
From your tests seems all the blades kept the edge just fine.
Perhaps you need to do another run with at least twice as many cuts :)

Thank you for doing the tests again!:):thumbup:
 
Gress said:
Thanks, Jim.
From your tests seems all the blades kept the edge just fine.
Perhaps you need to do another run with at least twice as many cuts :)

Thank you for doing the tests again!:):thumbup:
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I am going to test them on wood next and see what happens. :thumbup:
 
Oh, is it true? :) This is GREAT!
With some heavy battoning, I guess...to make the guys who sent you the testers Happyyyyyy :D
 
Gress said:
Oh, is it true? :) This is GREAT!
With some heavy battoning, I guess...to make the guys who sent you the testers Happyyyyyy :D
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No battoning. ROFL :D

Cutting wood, we will see how the edges hold up to that next.
 
Ankerson said:
No battoning. ROFL :D

Cutting wood, we will see how the edges hold up to that next.
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Wood cutting was no issue with my Mule MT06. Comparison- what makes this interesting!
Looking forward to your test.:thumbup:
 
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