Knife Repair and Restoration

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Shearer
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Knife Repair and Restoration

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I use different grid wet or dry paper the same as for car body repairs.The last paper I use is a 2000 grit which I use in a cordless drill ( or any drill as long as it does not over heat the blade ).I have a backing pad which has foam rubber on it which will take hook an loop paper.(you can purchase the pad from a wood turning supplier)The disc which fit on the pad is made by Siawat ( 1 1/2"or 37mm inch dia ) which you should be able to purchase from a car paint supplier.
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Do you use this for polishing blades? Fixed blades or folders too? And could we get a look at your set-up?
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Bob here is a picture of the backing pad and the type of disc I use.As I also do a bit of wood turning that is how I found the backing pad it fits a small hand sander.
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