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crock sticks
Hello, I have a set of crock sticks. White and grey sticks. How do you use them? Long sweeps the length of the rods or draw the blade thru the V?
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Re: crock sticks
I would suspect that the gray one is more coarse than the white one. Since I always used to (and sometimes still do) finish off a sharpening with a butcher's steel, I buy my ceramic sticks a bit longer than the ones in the video and with handles. I use them like a butcher's steel. Since they're only about $2.00 each, I let one load up and turn gray from the metal it collects and keep the other one clean by washing it with Comet or Ajax once in a while. The gray one becomes quite smooth. This can let you refine the edge to razor sharpness after some practice. That''s how I use them and plan to keep doing so. Hope this helps some.
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Re: crock sticks
Sounds like great advice Elvis,thanks.Elvis wrote:I would suspect that the gray one is more coarse than the white one. Since I always used to (and sometimes still do) finish off a sharpening with a butcher's steel, I buy my ceramic sticks a bit longer than the ones in the video and with handles. I use them like a butcher's steel. Since they're only about $2.00 each, I let one load up and turn gray from the metal it collects and keep the other one clean by washing it with Comet or Ajax once in a while. The gray one becomes quite smooth. This can let you refine the edge to razor sharpness after some practice. That''s how I use them and plan to keep doing so. Hope this helps some.
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