Posted by Alex.C on January 10, 2010 at 19:53:49 from (76.164.98.238):
In Reply to: O/T knife shapening posted by Steiger on January 10, 2010 at 17:26:27:
We got some thing at work that we use to sharpen ours. I forgot what its called but the old sign says as seen on TV so we've all might have seen the ad once. It works really good cause I use it to sharpen mine every time I'm there. Is so sharp that it will cut Bale netting in one slashing motion when I get strands that won't pull off and it cuts Square Bale twine in one pass, I just pull up from under the twine. The way to test a knifes sharpens is to cut paper. If it goes right thru it is sharp, if not, continue to sharpen until it does. I can sharpen by sound, but thats a learned skill. Alex
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