Edge Leading Vs Edge Trailing Sharpening at Timothy Gordon blog

Edge Leading Vs Edge Trailing Sharpening. I have also learned why some people prefer sharpening edge leading and i’ll explain what the differences are. You just need better angle control/pressure management to do so. recently i set out to compare a few hones for a few purposes, one being to prove the superiority of leading vs trailing. On a hard stone, ceramic or otherwise, edge trailing will. when i first learned how to sharpen a knife it was edge trailing. for most folks, the difference is minimal, but if you’re going for the absolute best results edge trailing is the way to go. if you look at the jki or knifeplanet series videos on sharpening, you can see that the sharpening is happening primarily on edge. This is the way i’ve grown most comfortable sharpening and i can explain the benefits to sharpening this way. Third, you have to use edge trailing strokes if you’re stropping, so you might as well build up that muscle memory during your sharpening. it’s pretty common amongst the sharpeners i know that edge leading finishing creates a better edge. on some waterstones, a leading stroke will 'dull' the edge.

This is the way i’ve grown most comfortable sharpening and i can explain the benefits to sharpening this way. On a hard stone, ceramic or otherwise, edge trailing will. for most folks, the difference is minimal, but if you’re going for the absolute best results edge trailing is the way to go. if you look at the jki or knifeplanet series videos on sharpening, you can see that the sharpening is happening primarily on edge. it’s pretty common amongst the sharpeners i know that edge leading finishing creates a better edge. You just need better angle control/pressure management to do so. Third, you have to use edge trailing strokes if you’re stropping, so you might as well build up that muscle memory during your sharpening. I have also learned why some people prefer sharpening edge leading and i’ll explain what the differences are. on some waterstones, a leading stroke will 'dull' the edge. recently i set out to compare a few hones for a few purposes, one being to prove the superiority of leading vs trailing.

Work Sharp edge trailing vs edge leading sharpness results. Interesting sharpening

Edge Leading Vs Edge Trailing Sharpening it’s pretty common amongst the sharpeners i know that edge leading finishing creates a better edge. when i first learned how to sharpen a knife it was edge trailing. for most folks, the difference is minimal, but if you’re going for the absolute best results edge trailing is the way to go. recently i set out to compare a few hones for a few purposes, one being to prove the superiority of leading vs trailing. This is the way i’ve grown most comfortable sharpening and i can explain the benefits to sharpening this way. if you look at the jki or knifeplanet series videos on sharpening, you can see that the sharpening is happening primarily on edge. Third, you have to use edge trailing strokes if you’re stropping, so you might as well build up that muscle memory during your sharpening. it’s pretty common amongst the sharpeners i know that edge leading finishing creates a better edge. I have also learned why some people prefer sharpening edge leading and i’ll explain what the differences are. You just need better angle control/pressure management to do so. On a hard stone, ceramic or otherwise, edge trailing will. on some waterstones, a leading stroke will 'dull' the edge.