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Old 11-22-2007, 15:59   #1
Bill Harsey
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Sharpening the Carving Knife

Often the toughest knife to sharpen is your kitchen carving knife.

The reason for this is the blade is a bit flexible and it can be tough to get enough pressure out on the foward part of the blade to cause "sharpening".

I know all the QP's are squared away but just thought i'd mention this on Thanksgiving afternoon while I'm hiding from my in-laws.

Emergency questions might be answered in the next hour or so.

The Best possible Thanksgiving to all of you "somewhere else"

Last edited by Bill Harsey; 11-22-2007 at 16:11. Reason: traditional knifemaker spelling
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