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View Poll Results: Which cutter do you recommend? | |||
Xikar |
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22 | 24.18% |
Palio |
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61 | 67.03% |
Save your money and keep the $5 cutter you have... |
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8 | 8.79% |
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#37 |
I think I'm normal...
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I look at sharpening and honing as two different processes, but sharpening can be used as a blanket term. Sharpening is the removal of metal to produce a sharp edge and honing is the shaping of the edge without the removal of metal. Slapping a razor across leather is honing, but dragging it across a stone is sharpening. I'd be okay with calling both processes sharpening though.
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