Do you have blunt knives? Do you know how to sharpen them? Do they even need a sharpen or do they just need a run on a honing ...

In the process, bits of metal are actually shaved away. That's why sharpening a metal blade calls for material harder than steel, such as stone or ceramic. It's also why you should hone often ...

To get a good result, you need skill and practice, plus considerable patience. A honing steel, sometimes also called a honing rod or a sharpening steel, doesn't exactly sharpen your knife. Instead, it ...

D2 steel is a great choice for an all-around blade ... the Flyway takes a bit of knife knowledge to sharpen properly. But the company offers free lifetime sharpening on SelectEdge blades, so ...

I subjected the CPM-D2 blade to more cardboard ... the Cryo CPM S35VN steel used in the Pentagon is very dependable. While it’s hard to sharpen, it’s going to hold an edge for an extremely ...

Clamp the head of the hoe securely in place so it doesn't move around while sharpening. Use a wire brush or steel wool to remove any dirt, debris or rust from the blade. Check for any nicks or damages ...

D2 steel has carved a niche for itself in the world of knife-making due to its impressive blend of wear resistance, toughness, and ability to hold an incredibly sharp edge. Originally developed to ...

We also see a finger guard beneath the sharpening choil, which, in conjunction with the pointed impact tool on the butt, gives the Dust I a decidedly tactical feel. The blade steel is D2, a tool steel ...

Humans make mistakes; humans melt when the wick’s turned up; humans don’t have eyes in the back of their head, wings on their feet, steel girder forearm fends ... ‘gap year’ on the Sevens circuit ...

Humans make mistakes; humans melt when the wick’s turned up; humans don’t have eyes in the back of their head, wings on their feet, steel girder forearm fends ... ‘gap year’ on the Sevens circuit ...