All about Plate Grit! Plate Surface and Hollow vs. Flat Blades (sharpening)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This one's all about plate grit management with shop owner Jason Sturm! Wether you're a beginner or a professional we hope you learn something new! If you're curious about the Big Red sharpening machine used in the video checkout our website for more info.
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Jason, I appreciate you and The Edge Pro so much. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and skill.
Another brilliant video, very informative.
In my opinion the compressed air on the background could have been avoided.
@@TheEdgePro too much noise! If this is about money then it’s not worth watching! You could have filmed this after closing?
@@Yellwolf We appreciate the feedback and will work to better this in the future!
Jason this is Willy from SPARTACUTS Barbershop in Lutz FL... this video was super helpful and very professionally done...I can't thank you enough...
Thanks for your wonderful videos.
What's the name of block you use after sharpening the blade? I mean what kinda material is that?
@@behroozkhodadadi1449 I apologize that we never responded to this comment. It is a rub block and is made out of steel. www.theedgepro.com/products/nebraska-blades-184/sharpening-products-186/rub-block-two-sided-r
Very interesting video!
I'm going to research more about what you're saying about hollow grinding and the shape of the plate and what shape it actually grinds into the blade as opposed to flat sharpening even if the example I'm looking at is an extreme exaggeration. I think I know what kind of shape hollow grinding produces in these blades but I'm just not sure, a picture is worth a thousand words.
Another great video...thank you for the information!
The teaching at the end of the video about technique is wonderful! I need to experiment with the danger of grinding off the end teeth!
good day u did good job
Hey man can you tell me how I can resurface my plate and what setting I must use on the lathe machine
Nice video. Thanks for the information!
You are welcome!
What type of machine do you use and what is the name of you plate ? Thank you andre
Hello Mr. Jayson, your illustration is excellent and works well with basically all blades I sharpen apart from wahl balding blades which are non adjustable blades but the comb has tiny teeth. Kindly help me get it right on both cutter and comb.
Has anyone used the flat side of that plate with hook and loop sandpaper somehow to sharpen scissors? I'm looking into buying an arm with convex clamp to try
By Which material disc was made ?
What is grit ?
And how much it fall slightly centre to end
Please help from india
Nice, thanks a lot
Hi Kostya, You are welcome! Glad it was helpful to you!
Hello, this is a very detailed illustration of how to sharpen clipper blades on a flat 18'' wheel disc at 1.5 pound of pressure. If I use a 10'' wheel I suppose I should use less pressure unlike the 18'' wheel - Kindly advise.
Which hollow (taper) disc?
Why do your plates have tiny casting holes in surface? Is there any benefit to them?
Earl, we really appreciate your question! We use the same technology as the three main domestic factories and the wheels they create for how we leave the porosity. The purpose of the porosity is to help bond grit to the surface. You see the big holes but if you were to zoom in with magnification, there are millions of small holes throughout the entire surface, acting a lot like a Velcro hold to the adhesive and grit. Secondarily, castings in general have a different layout of the molecular structure of the aluminum, allowing for more durability of the surface.
Lard oil doesn’t seem to be available in the uk. Any alternatives? Would 3 in 1 oil work?
Did you end up finding an alternative to lard oil?
@@cwalden I found a supplier for lard oil in the uk at last. Thanks for reply!
@@simonwells6977 oh ok. Thank you!
Andis clipper blade care ok to use to clean the plate?
Hi Scott, that is okay to use. It has similar properties has H-42 but will probably not clean quite as easily.
Sir good information
Glad it was helpful to you!
@@TheEdgePro
Thank you
Sir in what degree the disco has to be
Will Nebraska plates work on a Treyco machine?
Unfortunately our wheel is not compatible with their machine.
The person with the air =rude.
Love the machine but you guys are behind on grit and binding technology. You want the white euro 220 grit with the shop binding fluid it's a huge difference. Email me if you want the part numbers.
I'd like that info brother..
@@willyechevarria6161 what is this shop binding fluid if not lard?
Could you share the part number
Hello, you are yet to reply on where to get this shop binding fluid that can replace the adhesive lard
Thanks for the annoying air noise!
The compressed air was annoying
Completely useless attempted video because of the person working on their semi truck with an air compressor with air tools!
Love the compressor.
How big is the plate and what speed?
1760 RPM and 16" wheel.
Show, don't tell. Too much talk, never saw the machine in use.
Thank you for your feedback.
I would like to know how to get in touch with your company from what you said I gather that you resurface the plate and you probably sell the grit either a phone number address or both would be appreciated.
Edward Vashon dba Vashon Precision sharpening.