Nice job Alex. You always have great new products. I'm definitely interested in your advanced pads. I need them to fit my Hira-To. I'll shoot you an email soon.
@@sharpenrightservicesllc Thank you very much. Use the link. It has a trial pack with the pad and some paste together. shearslogic.com/products/cbn-polishing-paste-5pcs-pack-amazing-result
Great analysis, thank you! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
Seeing your "mirror finish under any microscope would give you nightmares. Those shears were in much better condition before you began. They didn't have deep 320 grit scratches 1/4" above the cutting edge. If your going to be working more than the edge make it look factory. Better yet, only hone the edge. That was more of a rough re-profiling of the relief angle.
@@cattle_dog please consider this is a video to show you from 320 grits to polishing. I am not able to find anything like that online. Normal progression is 600 and then going up. You can go as little as 200 grits increment until you think you want to buff it. Sharpeners in the field need something quick and easy. We adjust the pace as we need to. I am not the best in sharpening. I share what I think my sharpeners wants to see.
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Nice job Alex. You always have great new products. I'm definitely interested in your advanced pads. I need them to fit my Hira-To. I'll shoot you an email soon.
@@sharpenrightservicesllc Thank you very much. Use the link. It has a trial pack with the pad and some paste together.
shearslogic.com/products/cbn-polishing-paste-5pcs-pack-amazing-result
Great analysis, thank you! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
Seeing your "mirror finish under any microscope would give you nightmares. Those shears were in much better condition before you began. They didn't have deep 320 grit scratches 1/4" above the cutting edge. If your going to be working more than the edge make it look factory. Better yet, only hone the edge. That was more of a rough re-profiling of the relief angle.
@@cattle_dog please consider this is a video to show you from 320 grits to polishing. I am not able to find anything like that online. Normal progression is 600 and then going up. You can go as little as 200 grits increment until you think you want to buff it. Sharpeners in the field need something quick and easy. We adjust the pace as we need to. I am not the best in sharpening. I share what I think my sharpeners wants to see.