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How do you sharpen a witch? LOL
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That's true. I agree that there are 6-10 very good methods for sharpening. The most common, and readily available material method in Estonia is probably the sandpapers. But what do I know, maybe all they've had for 40 years are diamond hones! |
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i doubt its the 3rd world over there guys...
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Thanks for the advice, i am a lot smarter now. I tried this scary sharp method and am very happy with results. I got my chisels almost as sharp as when i bought them. Carving became much easier. Sandpapers are cheap and easy to get, so it´s perfect for me.
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If you are sharpening "witches"...it definitely would be the "scary sharp method" lol
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Witches are usually shown with a tall, pointed hat =the only shape that fits. I think that they use the scary sharp method to shape their heads to a point. |
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