How to repair a chipped knife blade? Workshop EP. 8
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2020
- Chipped knife?
Step 1 - use coarse grit to remove enough material to remove the chip. Take 3-5 strokes per side then alternate sides to maintain symmetry.
Step 2. Progress through abrasives from Coarse to Medium, to Fine, to be left with a razor edge and no chip.
Step 3. Test for sharpness and to confirm the chip has been removed by slicing through paper or running the blade over thin plastic, like the bottom of a sharpie cap. If the blade gets hung up the chip is not gone.
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Last week's Video (Tip Repair): • How To Repair a Broken...
0:35 Skip Intro
1:15 Chipping the blade (Sorry Gerber)
2:55 How to test if chip is gone
4:20 Let's do it
6:48 The Result
7:00 Reminders 
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When I first started to work at Work Sharp as our International Account Manager it felt like I was drinking sharpening information through a fire hose!!! I have spent a ton of time sharing and educating my friends and family about sharpening. Now seeing this knowledge and know-how get outside of our company walls via video is awesome! Thanks guys and keep it up.
3:49 Probably not wise to say “he’s old..” while he’s carrying the knife 😂
Thank you Josh, Steve and crew . I purchased a Ken Onion system a couple of years ago from Northern tool . I've sharpened a few knives with it and have been very happy with the results . I can't thank you enough for this video series . The instruction manuals are great , but when you can watch a master craftsman share his knowledge and technique, it takes you to a new level. My wife says I have OCD , yes I have a drill Doctor . I'm starting to think she might be right .Nah!
Nice tips, nice video. Wish you guys had an overhead camera looking down directly over the Blade Grinder. That would give us a good view of how the blade is pivoted / manipulated during the grinding process.
I appreciate y'all putting out these videos. I purchased a Ken Onion series at Blade Show in 2018. I have to admit that I haven't dedicated the time to learn the machine, but you have inspired me to get it back out and learn how to properly use it. I have tried many different systems, after watching these videos, I feel more confident in using the Ken Onion. Thanks again!
Just bought one of your sharpeners looking forward to learning all sorts of new things!
As far as power units go WSKO cannot be beaten, fast and very efficient. So I rarely do manual sharpening other than stropping. I wish your videos were longer, 20-30 minutes and more if the subject warrants the attention. Better more consistant closeups. I know your under budget so kudos to what your doing and I do enjoy the moment. Can scissors be sharpened on the Blade Grinder? I always chicken out and use the built in sharpener on the WSKO. Thanks guys...
I need that machine in my life
Thanks guys. I love my WSKO!
Have you done a series on how to use the grinder attachment? If not, I would love to see a series starting from beginner through advance techniques with each belt
Love the WSKO model.
Getting a mirror polish on precision adjust with upgrade
Thank you for your video xo
Have y'all made a video like this on the combo sharpener?
Thanks guys. How long do your average kitchen pull-through product last?
This video was helpful, in the sense that two nicks on a knife are now less prominent, (so I’ve got the ‘grinding it down’ technique down!) but 3 hours later I can’t get an flippin’ edge back on it (using a whetstone). I then pulled out an ‘Accusharp’ pull-through thing that’s some years old to see if I’d have better luck with that- but no noticeable improvement (they say they restrict the edge to approx 21-degrees).
The carving knife I am trying to shape seems to be a “Myland.” I read an article that seemed to say that all old knives were recoverable; nevertheless, I’m wondering if this is all my lack of technique? I can’t find what the knife is made of. Hence looking at your pull-through & various kitchen knife products, cause I’m out of time on the project today. Thx in advance for any advice.
What's the life of one of these belts? Is there any kind of maintenance required for them?
Where can I get such a machine? It didn't find any where you can set the angle for the gritter.
Can I use the Onion alone to take out the material for chip removal? I don't have the blade grinder unit.
How would I do this on a worksharp precision adjust
Hey o have a machete is like a s.o.g type of machete and the first time I used it it basicly tuna cand and bent it has big like half inch gouges in it and I wanna no if It's possible to save it I only used it on down tree branches and they weren't bigger than 20 inches
What knife were you guys sharpening?
What is the sander model?
Will it sharpen the saw blade on multi tools
Great question, no it wont. We make a few tools that sharpen serrated blades, however we do not make tools for sharpening saw blades. That's a very different type of sharpening.
How do you measure the angle of the grind?
Check out Episode 9 coming on Wednesday.
What about double edged blade?
Love the video! I would really like to see how you recommend sharpening serrations and saw blades. As for “Will it sharpen?”: how about an Adze? 😉
Maybe i missed it, but how would you work it with a Ken Onions work sharpener
The concepts are all the same, just a slightly different form factor. I would recommend sharpening the full length of the blade for 5 strokes on one side, then 5 on the other to maintain symmetry. Repeat until the chip is gone. Remember to place the knife in the guide while the machine is off, then power on and begin pulling through immediately. Then stop power and lift the knife off when the tip is in the middle of the belt - this prevents tip rounding.
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Thank you, enjoy using your products.
Now i need to find my chipped knife 🔪 😫 😩 😤
Hi guys product not sold in South Africa
Check out Sharp Edge Co. www.sharpedge.co.za/gear/sharpeners?brand=213 nearly our entire line is available.
So there is no easy way to fix a chip other then having all these tools most people don't have.
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Prince Harry knows a lot about knives!
Sub’d & Bell’d
Yeah, sharpen a reaper!
00:01:28 that feels so wrong 💀
Will it sharpen? Shovel.... sharpening a shovel
Guy with the beard is a strange one.