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I've got a Shepherd smoother and am having a heck of a time getting
acceptable performance out of it. I have been using a Stanley #4 and even a #6 to far better effect on my current project. My first mistake when I first got it was to try a 25 degree bevel. No good - back to 30 degrees with a couple of micro bevels. Not great. I just read a review of the LV4.5 (also with an A2 blade) where the reviewer recommends a 30degree primary and a 35degree secondary. Can anyone offer me any tips specific to make the Shepard work? BTW: I have been using a "scary sharp" type method with regular wet or dry sand paper on glass for final sharpening. Mike |
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