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I sharpen knives on my bench grinder. I have a relatively fine hard
wheel on one end and a polishing style non-vowen wheel on the other. Most stainless kitchen knives that are of whitish color are relatively easy to sharpen and then cut well. I noticed that some knives with greyer stainless steel blades are difficult to sharpen and somehow they do not like to stay sharp. I spent a while today sharpening those two grey knives, first cutting a sharp vee on the grinding wheel, and then polishing, it finally seems acceptable. But somehow they are clearly worse than other knives. What gives? Ayn idea what steels they are? |
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