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Default I may never "sharpen" a knife again (using a STeele)

while I have a number of steels of all grades and types, I find myself
using Crock Sticks of various types for most of t he knives on my person
or around the house.

If its really bad, Ill drag out one of the Lansky sharpening sets and
build a good edge, then finish with a crock stick

My carry Kukri ,which is very very old, will shave arm hairs using this
process. The Henkles (sp?) kitchen knives come out scary sharp

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