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Veritas® Sharpening System
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Features from Lee Valley Tools: First, use the guide in its normal position to grind the basic bevel angle for the tool. Then, on a fine stone, hone a micro bevel at a slightly different angle, set by a turn of the guide-setting knob. Since the secondary bevel is small, you remove less steel and arrive at a sharp edge quickly and with little effort. Water StonesThe Norton Combination Water Stones are ideal for sharpening. The ones in the picture have a different grit on each side.You can keep them stored in water. When ready to use, put them in a stone holder. Set the angle of your honing guide. Make a few passes, and then turn the stone over for a finer grit. Can't get much easier. I store the water stones in a Tupperware style container. It makes for easy access and doesn't' cost much. The water stones fit tightly in the stone holder that you can buy reasonably.
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