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Gary

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Jake, Hoodoo is the man for convex questions - personally I have dinked my own knife just to see if it was hard to repair and I found the GB icehockey puck worked a treat.

Repair is tempered to damage I would guess some damage is easily repaired some .......... :shock:

OK WHATS THIS SHARKIE SHARP THING THEN?
 

JakeR

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Well, it all started a few months back....

Sargey recomended me a thing called a Starkie Sharp (thats right Bill, im not completely to blame) its from here , its a small piece of leather with a secret ingredient, the starkie honing paste. It will enable you to shaving sharpen up anything with an edge in moments, not only to razor finish but also to a high polish finish as well.

Its best to order a order form and send it by snail mail. Gary, this is the perfect companion to a convex edge, perfect for the up-keep of the profile.

BTW i just removed the dent with a DC4 diamond stone and the got it razor with a starkie. One thing is though, its so sharp i have now got a bald arm, and i swore to myself that i would never do that again, another few months wait until i have matching limbs.

GET YOURSELF ONE TODAY! :lmao:

Cheers,

Jake
 

JakeR

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Oh, the dent wasnt too big, it looked like the edge had rolled, only took 15 minutes to grind it out.

Perhaps i'm somewhat of a convert now, now that i can repair edge damage.

Gary, i think i'll probably buy one of those knives when they arrive, they do look good, and you seem to like them!
 

Gary

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Now I am going to have to get a sharkie sharp too - I have used a plain leather strop and that works well - but magic paste? Gotta try it!.

Does this thing have a name? There are lots of diamond stones ect - no magic paste? :eek:):
 

JakeR

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"Honing paste" doesnt quite give it the deserved effect as "magic paste". I can't believe that it isnt one of the most popular sharpeners around. ALL CONVEX BLADES SHOULD BE ACCOMPANIED BY A STARKIE! (and for that matter its great for sharpening flat grinds to.)

Cheers,

Jake
 

JakeR

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They look like similiar descriptions but i cant remeber anything said on the box about DMT, only starkie. Postage was about a pound if i remember correctly so very cheap. You should go on the starkie site and perhaps order it by phone, you'll speak to Judy (i think), very friendly. I couldnt say that the two items are the same, perhaps they are, but for safety go for starkie.

Cheers,

Jake
 

jason01

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Oct 24, 2003
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Ive become a big fan of Convex grinds too! Really tough compared to a flat grind, needs sharpening much less often and as long as the edge isnt too thick just as capable for most cutting tasks.

Jason
 

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