I wonder if you could heat these up much, seems like a torch could rip out some buffing compound quick. Then maybe remaining carbon deposits washed away with acetone.
Holy crap. Now I don’t use a Diamond sharpener for broadhead. I just use sand paper and the jig you sell. But I have always used a Diamond sharpener on knives , if they are real bad , and then strops. I was unaware you are not supposed to wash a Diamond sharpener. I’ve been using dawn and water for years …..
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Wow that tape trick works great to clean the plates! Great tip
Criminal this video doesn’t have more likes. Great tips, thank you. 🙏
Thank you for the tips. I just new on using diamond stone
Just got my set of plates. Thank you for the great info
I wonder if you could heat these up much, seems like a torch could rip out some buffing compound quick. Then maybe remaining carbon deposits washed away with acetone.
Hey Ron. The S7 tool steal seems to wear down the coarser grit very quickly. Am I doing something wrong?
Hard steels will wear out the plates faster but again, light pressure will extend the life.
Can you damage plates by using a stainless bristle gun cleaning brush to clean the stuff out of it?
No, that wont harm the plates.
Holy crap. Now I don’t use a Diamond sharpener for broadhead. I just use sand paper and the jig you sell. But I have always used a Diamond sharpener on knives , if they are real bad , and then strops. I was unaware you are not supposed to wash a Diamond sharpener. I’ve been using dawn and water for years …..