08-18-2018, 10:24 AM
Good stuff KG. Not much doubt in our minds that the harder steels were easier to deburr than the softer steels and that all seems to correspond with final sharpness. You did a right fine job of sharpening these two pieces as well. Much better than us. We should be embarrassed but instead will attribute your high level of success to the fact that you have kangaroos and we don't.
We were surprised that that they tested as well as they did straight off the #1000 CBN before any deburring. Is this a quality of CBN or did we misunderstand the data?
Looking forward to see how much (if any) they move after resting for awhile.
We were surprised that that they tested as well as they did straight off the #1000 CBN before any deburring. Is this a quality of CBN or did we misunderstand the data?
Looking forward to see how much (if any) they move after resting for awhile.