Microscope Knife Edge at Felipe Correa blog

Microscope Knife Edge. By using a microscope to check your knife’s edge, you can eliminate the guesswork and confidently determine its sharpness level. Let's take a look at what is happening to the edge of a knife's blade as we sharpen with a super strop knife sharpening belt kit. I usually spot check along the knife edge at 5 or 6 positions and the tip, then switch around to the opposite knife side, and repeat. Recently i ran across some videos of some knife makers and guys in the sharpening business using a usb microscope to examine. It is nearly flat, and reflecting light back to the microscope. When it comes to sharpening knives, we at montana knife company prefer an aggressive, working edge over a highly polished razor finish. Here, you can see the light catching the leading edge of the blade. If you are really looking for an actual microscope, then i would suggest a jeweler's or dissecting microscope. I hold the scope’s plastic shroud flat on. Since scrounging up an old student microscope, i've found it very useful to be able to examine edges at 300x or so. With regular analysis, you’ll be able to maintain a sharp and efficient tool that is essential for all your slicing and cutting needs.

It is nearly flat, and reflecting light back to the microscope. If you are really looking for an actual microscope, then i would suggest a jeweler's or dissecting microscope. Let's take a look at what is happening to the edge of a knife's blade as we sharpen with a super strop knife sharpening belt kit. With regular analysis, you’ll be able to maintain a sharp and efficient tool that is essential for all your slicing and cutting needs. I hold the scope’s plastic shroud flat on. I usually spot check along the knife edge at 5 or 6 positions and the tip, then switch around to the opposite knife side, and repeat. Here, you can see the light catching the leading edge of the blade. Since scrounging up an old student microscope, i've found it very useful to be able to examine edges at 300x or so. When it comes to sharpening knives, we at montana knife company prefer an aggressive, working edge over a highly polished razor finish. By using a microscope to check your knife’s edge, you can eliminate the guesswork and confidently determine its sharpness level.

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Microscope Knife Edge By using a microscope to check your knife’s edge, you can eliminate the guesswork and confidently determine its sharpness level. Recently i ran across some videos of some knife makers and guys in the sharpening business using a usb microscope to examine. With regular analysis, you’ll be able to maintain a sharp and efficient tool that is essential for all your slicing and cutting needs. Let's take a look at what is happening to the edge of a knife's blade as we sharpen with a super strop knife sharpening belt kit. By using a microscope to check your knife’s edge, you can eliminate the guesswork and confidently determine its sharpness level. When it comes to sharpening knives, we at montana knife company prefer an aggressive, working edge over a highly polished razor finish. If you are really looking for an actual microscope, then i would suggest a jeweler's or dissecting microscope. I usually spot check along the knife edge at 5 or 6 positions and the tip, then switch around to the opposite knife side, and repeat. Here, you can see the light catching the leading edge of the blade. I hold the scope’s plastic shroud flat on. Since scrounging up an old student microscope, i've found it very useful to be able to examine edges at 300x or so. It is nearly flat, and reflecting light back to the microscope.