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Sharpening Shastar - Can we use a pull through? Weapon Care - Q&A #3

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    foreign
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    there's one uh method which is uh this
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    is tedious but there's a
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    lazier method that you can get it's
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    those uh
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    it looks like a handle almost you hold
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    on to and it's called a pull through
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    knife sharpener
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    i personally don't like those because if
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    you
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    if you've seen the geometry on a kerpan
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    from the spine it tapers
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    and that really does not translate well
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    with that because the
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    the angle of the edge is not consistent
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    it varies from like this
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    from the base to like super thin on the
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    tip
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    so when you're when you're doing a pull
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    through knife sharpening
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    it's not keep it's not keeping the same
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    consistent angle all the way through
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    and it puts a really bad edge on it it's
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    uh
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    they've done like my you know like
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    zoomed in micro studies it
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    those are the worst type of sharpeners
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    best thing you can do
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    is just practice a lot with a stone this
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    is
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    it stays consistent it's usually flat
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    and then you just have to get the angle
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    down
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    and the motion repeatedly
Title:
Sharpening Shastar - Can we use a pull through? Weapon Care - Q&A #3
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Video Language:
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01:39

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