Coarse vs. Fine Sharpening: Finding the Perfect Edge forYour Blade
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Coarse Sharpening:
➔ Uses low-grit stones (200-600).
➔ Removes nicks or dull edges and reshapes the blade.
➔ Ideal for extremely blunt knives or tools.
Fine Sharpening:
➔ Uses high-grit stones (1000+).
➔ Polishes and refines the edge for precision cutting.
➔ Best for touch-ups and maintaining sharpness.
Both methods complement each other, with Coarse Sharpening preparing the blade and fine sharpening perfecting it. For the best sharpeningservicesinMenloPark,visitRejuvenatedKnives
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