Finally, someone has made a video that makes sense. Reading the comments in other videos were they're use stones and knife sharpening plates, the viewers are like "oh I get it, Thanks" Knowing they didn't get it and are probably somewhere trying to hold down a 6 year old for a trim.
With this Video Mitch you answered the questions I had on all points of hollow grinding clipper blades and the disc shape required, I will probably end up buying your machine over other brands. Thank You.
All I can say is WOW! I never could wrap my head around the geometry of how exactly how a hollow grind was better than a flat grind. This excellent video was dumbed down perfectly for my brain to understand! Thanks!
Mitch, let me be the first to say well done! A very thoughtful and well executed explanation, I'll never have to spend hours on the phone trying to paint a verbal pic for folks again, just send them to this video! Thanks! Mark
I finally get it. It's because the blade is a ~1 inch plane while the tip edge "line" never comes in contact with the cone. If it did from too much grinding I think that would be a problem.
Tantos años y muchos aún preguntándonos por el dichoso ángulo. Jaja. Según entiendo no hay un ángulo único, pues el mismo varía según el diámetro del disco. O al menos eso es lo que da a entender,.... no, para que distintos diámetros de discos de afilado den el mismo resultado sobre las cuchillas, es necesario tallar distintos ángulos de rectificación sobre su superficie. Ahora, supongo que a ésta altura, o desde un comienzo, existe una fórmula matemática para calcular el ángulo necesario en distintos diámetros de discos. Sería bueno poder acceder a dicha fórmula, solo el que está en el tema debe saber cómo calcularlo.
Has anyone used the flat side of that plate with hook and loop sandpaper somehow to sharpen scissors? I'm looking into buying an arm with convex clamp to try
Hi, really interesting. Could some tell me what's the supplier name of that reference test plate ground flat? I contacted Mitutoyo in Europe but they do not have such a plate... thks
pour un disque de 440 mm la pente est de 0.9 mm pour les grand peigne et de 1.2 mm pour les petit peigne de chien profondeur des rainure 0,5/0,7 mm il faut un tour spécial pour faire le travail