Thank you! Cheers!

Ha...not at all. I like the little machine but I only use it once in a while. Thanks for watching though. Belts are from Cliff Curry at Currycustomcutlry.com I use only 3M belts.

I like using a piece of leather for small thin burrs.

Thanks for watching and subscribing. I'm an apprentice at sharpening at this point. Don't take my videos as tutorials. There are a lot a lot better training videos out there. I'm learning to make KZbin videos on here. :-)

No screw on these scissors ✂️

@@sharpenrightservicesllc then it was definitely the sharpening.

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All 3M ….30, 15 and 9 mesh…. You can get all of these tools from Wolff industries.

@@sharpenrightservicesllc I meant to say for the curb shear?

2000 and a 3000.........I was out of 1000grit.

The polishing pad is from Wolff Industries. I run 6-7 always.

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A flat hone is the proper machine for salon and barber shears in my opinion. The TAS is too fast and most of the wheels are too aggressive.

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@@sharpenrightservicesllc I did with work sharp belts.

Thanks for watching

Hey did you ever get in touch will Allen Poe at AMK Tools regarding the knife jig?

Looks like you're going to have to buy the AMK76. Hey I sent you a message on Facebook.

@@sharpenrightservicesllc no didn’t have it at the time.

It’s a lot of work thanks for watching.

Shapton 1500 and 5000

6-8 depending on how bad the blade is. I stick to that religiously to keep the plate wear to a minimum. I hear people saying 12-15 but I think that’s nuts. 🤪

Shapton 2500 and 5000

@sharpenrightservicesllc thanks. I am trying to learn to who to sharpen shears.

Looked like the 2000grit one.

The blue Shapton stone is 1500 grit not 2500

It’s a great little hatchet

We are located in League City, Texas. We also do mail in sharpening. Check out our website at sharpenright.com.

If I had another entrance for customers other than the garage door I would. No way to have customers come to the shop other than through the house or opening the garage door. It's really not as bad as I make out. 9 months of the year we have nice weather. Thanks for watching and commenting. It is appreciated.

All of them are fairly worn but at 120 Cubitron, 400 and 600 Trizact then leather strop

@@sharpenrightservicesllc Where do you get them from? Not finding much on combat abrasives or Supergrit

I order all of my belts from Cliff Curry in Hawaii....www.currycustomcutlery.com/

Thanks for watching

One was about 60 and the other ws 20. Theynhad been poorly sharpened in the past.

Thank for taking the time you meen 60 on the top blade and 20 on the bottom one?

Well thanks for watching. I needed something to grip those magnets better and thought this would work. It worked well for me on the smaller magnet. I have tried different knobs and just had problems feeling comfortable. We each have to find something that works.

That is awesome! Thanks for watching

Thanks!

I would think you would need to contact Duromax. I have not needed anything from mine yet.

First of all, thanks for watching! I start off with a very well worn 120 3M Cubitron….. then I go to a well-worn 400 grit Trizact….. and finish with a well-worn 600 grit Trizact.

First of all, thanks for watching! I start off with a very well worn 120 3M Cubitron….. then I go to a well-worn 400 grit Trizact….. and finish with a well-worn 600 grit Trizact. 20° per side

I rarely go to that fine of a belt. I use the belts to death so a 200 becomes a 400 and 600 probably gets to a 1000. Never had anyone complain about it not being not sharp enough because of the grit on the belt. It's the edge angle that matters most. When I do my personal knives I like the edge with some grip to them. But that's just me.

Yes get with Wolff Industries and they will get you set up. If there is a better sewing scissor sharpening system out there, I have not found it yet.

It’s a 4” piece of PVC pipe cut in half and I use 1000 grit and 2000 grit adhesive backed discs. Simple and works great in my opinion.

Thanks for watching. I have a 240 grit diamond wheel from Continental Diamond Tools and the standard Wolff Industries honing wheel. I used the standard Wolff 100 grit white stone wheels for a long time. In my opinion they produced a too rough surface for high quality sewing scissors, they are terribly messy and they don't last long enough for a sharpening service. I think I went through a wheel a year when I first got started. I have had the diamond wheel 2 years and it works fantastic. It wasn't cheap. I think $160 but it is so durable. I hope that answers your question.

@@sharpenrightservicesllc Thank you for the reply, I will look into it!

AMK-75 from amktactical.com

@@sharpenrightservicesllc Thank you very much I'm going to look into one of those!

Robert you need to buy one! :-)

@@sharpenrightservicesllc yes I was looking at the 76. Versatile.

Hey I saw on Facebook you have the Viel and was looking at the TAW clamp. Somewhere I saw a video on how to put a sleeve in to make i work. I want to see how it works out for you.

@@sharpenrightservicesllc yes now I want to know what size he got. Should I just get the sleeve kit?

I have no idea I'm look forward to you telling me how it works.

The chlorine bleach in the detergents are corrosive to stainless steel. That what causes the oxidation and pitting. The dishwasher does not get hot enough to take the temper from a blade as some people claim. They obviously do not understand how hot a dishwasher gets, and what it takes to take the temper out of equality knife.

I'm not sure. You can contact the maker. The Etsy page is in the description.

Thank you! Cheers!

Get propane tanks and get the ethanol free gasoline from Buccees in Texas City.

@@sharpenrightservicesllcI’m located in La Porte and have the same question. Do you mind if I text you as well? I’m looking at this model also.

Not at all 832-640-6453

Hey Tommy did you get the generator?

I​@sharpenrightservicesllc I ordered it but it's on back order. Won't be here till the end of September

First of all thanks for watching. I used a worn 60 on the HF 1x30 to take the serrated edge off. I used a very worn 120 3M Cubitron II to get a burr. Then i finished with 400 and 600 3M Trizact. I use the hell out of each belt where they are always lighter in abrasion than new ones. Does this make sense?

Looking forward to hearing about the new machine!

Thank you for watching and the kind words.