04-02-2018, 05:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-02-2018, 05:57 PM by Mark Reich.)
Heh Heh! Thank you, Mr. Subwoofer, but as you guessed, this one will not be visiting the SET. 
After that much work, which literally took days, I immediately bought a duplicate. The first one is a testament to the madness of sharpaholics, and it was a difficult decision to even risk measuring it. BESSaholism won out.
I'm sure the SET will work for scissors, although I'm not sure of the benefit.
I know for sure that every edge I test will be precisely sharpened on the EdgePro. Honestly, I believe it's been collecting dust since the M390 experiment took the joy out of using it.
The EP is capable of extreme accuracy. Those magical little angle cubes are actually capable of 0.1° precision, and they are easy enough to use at that level on the EP.
I'm not sure why the testing edges will need to be honed. I'm not sure what you mean. In fact, one of the biggest questions to be answered will be what role grit will have on edge stability, IMHO.
I've always said the EP is more of a scientific instrument than just a guided sharpener. Coupled with a KN100, we are going to find out the defining characteristics of the SET, and the steel of choice. There will be no more guesstimation involved.
It's pretty darn cool to be in on the ground floor of revolutionary metallurgical science!
After that much work, which literally took days, I immediately bought a duplicate. The first one is a testament to the madness of sharpaholics, and it was a difficult decision to even risk measuring it. BESSaholism won out.
I'm sure the SET will work for scissors, although I'm not sure of the benefit.
I know for sure that every edge I test will be precisely sharpened on the EdgePro. Honestly, I believe it's been collecting dust since the M390 experiment took the joy out of using it.
The EP is capable of extreme accuracy. Those magical little angle cubes are actually capable of 0.1° precision, and they are easy enough to use at that level on the EP.
I'm not sure why the testing edges will need to be honed. I'm not sure what you mean. In fact, one of the biggest questions to be answered will be what role grit will have on edge stability, IMHO.
I've always said the EP is more of a scientific instrument than just a guided sharpener. Coupled with a KN100, we are going to find out the defining characteristics of the SET, and the steel of choice. There will be no more guesstimation involved.
It's pretty darn cool to be in on the ground floor of revolutionary metallurgical science!