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I finally stopped using my grandpa's sharpening stone, and the difference is clear.
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patricia787mo ago
Was your grandpa's stone really worn down? I saw a video where they said old oilstones can glaze over and stop cutting well. The presenter showed how a fresh water stone makes a sharper edge in less time. Makes sense if you were using something super old.
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christopher677mo ago
Try sanding it down first to remove the glaze. I mean, it usually brings an old stone back to life.
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