Sharpening tips by Tom Blodgett of Jende Industries
Natural stones can often benefit from making a slurry. The slurry is made with a small piece of the same stone, or in this case, a 600 diamond plate.
The slurry is usually white in color, and makes the stone more aggressive out of the gate. This is especially helpful when transitioning from diamond plates to natural stones since the diamonds leave much deeper scratches than naturals.
Great job Tom. Btw did you clean 🧽 the 600 grit diamond 💎 slurry
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Sorry accidentally hit send.
I was saying. “Did you clean in between uses of the 600 grit diamond plate or does it not matter on cross contamination? Thanks man. I enjoy and appreciate what you do. Mark.
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