I guess thereās some difference between usual shaving sharpness and that competition level sharpness. 
Reprofiled my Koenig Arius to 17Āŗ and mirror finished edge, this is the CTS204 steel, was out mowing in the heat this morning and decided to cut the sleeves off my T shirt, blade slipped through the cotton material like a quality pair of sewing shears would, just effortless. Had to keep thinking itād do my finger the same way if I got carelessā¦ 
Air temp at 101Āŗ with a heat index around 106Āŗ
Came here to look at some knives, now I canāt stop thinking about how good Pilsner Urquell is. Been many years since Iāve enjoyed one (many) of those. Canāt get it where I live now. 
Iām lucky because itās quite abundant and inexpensive here. There are also a couple of places where you can find it on tap. Canāt you find anything similar in the American pilsner type craft beer offerings?
Enlan M08 frame-lock budget folder (here is my review). It would be quite hard to find any better deal out there with similar specs at the moment.
I currently reside in Utah. All beer here is limited to 3.2% unless I go to the state run liquor store. Which is overpriced.
I guess they would ask for a permit to buy this Gulden Draak (10.5%): :person_facepalming:
What make and model is that sheepsfoot slipjoint?
āusual shaving sharpnessā is what Dundee demonstrate.
The Millie is a framelock. It actually has a SS insert for the ball detent which also functions as an overtravel stop that I thought was a nice touch. Itās an exclusive model only sold by knifeworks.com. When I saw it was down to only $199 I had to jump on it.
Yes indeed
But I really like that little folder, too.
Today Iāve just reground the blade of a Fura Kwaiken, the one with the fat flat grind, rather a sharpened prybar than a knife.
Hollow grind is āeasierā to do as I thoughtā¦
@Isti Iāve seen your Ti pen and Iām wondering if thereās any titanium bolt pen where I can use the thin refills.
Or is there some kind of adaptor available?
Thing is I donāt really need a standard pen but I often use a silver pen on job to mark leather or EVA foam before cutting.
These refills are the old thin style and itās always difficult to find a good pen for them
My titanium tac-pen uses standard Parker style refills (you know the thicker ones).
What did you use for the hollow regrind on that Fura kwaiken? The result looks nice.
Yeah, itās easy to get pens for Parker refills but difficult for those lame old style thin refills
I thought there must be adaptors for that but I couldnāt find one
And on that Fura blade I used a belt grinder on job with a maybe 20cm wheel, I can measure it later
I have no work rest thatās why I couldnāt make a straight hollow grind with a flat ground tip
The finest belt I have is 80 grit but after a good polish itās not rough anymore (even though Iād prefer something like 200 at least)
I guess Iāll stonewash it later, I just must resist to grind it again to reduce some of the mistakes I made
From my I learned job that the trick is to stop when you canāt make it any better instead of continuing to make it worse
Now the blade swings much better than when it was a folding prybar 
Did you use some sort of jig for grinding?
Yes, itās always good to know when to stop. I learnt that on my own. 
Ganzo F713M today. It also begs for modding.
