A strop is often the final step in the sharpening process, but the material you use can influence how the edge is refined. The 210×70 Jende Nano Cloth Strop was designed to work with diamond and c
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KME Sharpener Chosera Stone Introduction
Tom Blodgett of Jende Industries demonstrates the Chosera stones available for the KME Sharpener. In terms of guided sharpening systems, the KME is one of the best systems on the market. With the C
1×4 KME Diamond lapping Sharpening films
The KME Diamond Films by Jende bring yet another level of ability to the KME Sharpener! With the mainstream use of more abrasion resistant steels and ceramic blades, comes the need for something th
Suehiro Stones for the KME Sharpener – GC 180 and R1K
I decided to kick off the new year with some of our Suehiro stones for the KME Sharpener. Using the GC 180 and R 1K Suehiro stones, I took a very dull and neglected blade and brought it back to lif
Slurry Stones for the Belgian Coticule and Belgian Blue Whetstones
In this video, the Belgian Coticule and Belgian Blue Whetstone (BBW) slurry stones are used by first applying a small amount of water to the surface of the sharpening stone. The slurry stone is the
The Blade Show 2012 in Atlanta, Georgia
The Blade Show 2012 in Atlanta, Georgia started off great! For some reason, the travel gods were favorable. On my 14 hour flight from Hong Kong, the middle seat in a row of 3 was empty and I receiv