Attention Wicked Edge Precision Sharpener (WEPS) users: The WEPS just got even better! Wicked Edge, Precise Sharpening and Jende Industries are proud to announce custom cut Chosera stones for the W
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Maestro Wu’s Kin-Men Bombshell Steel knives on the Web!
The German TV Station, ZDF, aired this interesting documentary on Asia which includes a nice segment on Maestro Wu and the Kin-Men Bombshell steel knives. That starts at about 34 minutes. Yes, it&#
Straight Razor Honing Review Part 2
This just came in from a gentleman in Sweden, whose razors I recently honed. I finished one of them on the Shapton 30K, and the one reviewed here was finished on Ken’s 0.125 (eighth) micron C
Where to find Jende Industries…
Jende Industries serves a few different specialty markets, and I like to hang out in a few different places. First, Jende Industries is a proud advertiser at the knife forums, where there is a Jend
New US Distibutor for Tanaka Toishi Japanese Natural Stones!
This announcement was made a week or 2 ago by Ken Schwartz of Precise Sharpening, who is now the official US Distributor for Tanaka Toishi, a 6th Generation Japanese Natural Stone Dealer. The Tanak
Shapton Pro Slip Stones – Available in 4 sizes and up to #30,000 Grit!
We have added a line of Shapton Pro slip stones in several standard sizes*! Link There are 4 standard sizes available in all Shapton Pro Grits – From #120 to #30,000 (.5 micron): 6″ Rod
Customer Review: Chosera 2K, 5K, 10K Edge Pro Stones + DMT Extra Coarse for the EP
This is a comprehensive review of the Chosera 2k, 5K, and 10K Stones for the Edge Pro that a customer posted on The Knife Forums. It touches on many of the major arguments both for and against usin
Shapton Professional vs Glass Stone Scratch Mark Comparison
Here are some direct comparison pictures of the scratch marks left by Shapton Professional and Glass stones, as documented individually here and here. The same grits make it easier to compare, but
Shapton Glass Stone Scratch Marks
This is a rough comparison of the scratches made by the Shapton Glass stones (white and gray). The process was the same as the with the Professional stones, I sharpened by hand using a single Jende
Shapton Professional Stones Scratch Patterns
This is a rough comparison of the scratches made by the Shapton Professional stones. I sharpened by hand, using a single Jende Reed Knife for the entire shoot, working up from the #120 to the 30K i