The proper pressure honing
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Incredible!
... but so effective!
DarioT (09-28-2009)
What a great visual for people. I love easy to use readily available training aids. Thanks for posting that.
Chris L
DarioT (09-28-2009)
Absolutely awesome! I've been struggling to find a way to quantify my pressure.
DarioT (11-18-2009)
Nice video. This reminds me a lot of AFDavis11's towel method.
DarioT (11-18-2009)
pictures speak a thousand words.
learnt a newbie alot..
cheers
Great technique... thanks for sharing.
I that accurate? That is far less pressure than I would have ever thought. Going to have to buy a rubber grommet now for my growing collection of tools.
Would you say the same pressure applies for kitchen knives?
Great Demo!
The towel method sounds good to! So much to learn.
This is an old thread, but it sort of is an extreme from this video:
Using a Japanese water stone.
Hey, two extremes huh? After watching the first video it makes me wonder . . . what does it mean when you wear a wedding band on your middle finger?
That you're almost commited to your wife, or that you like to flip people off in style?
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