Freehand Curved Shear Sharpening on the Hira-To® Flat Hone Scissors Sharpener from Wolff Industries

[@kreech68]

you should have more subscribers - your content is SO much better than others online

[@sharpenrightservicesllc]

Well I appreciate you watching and your kind comments. I am not a master sharpener or claim to be. I make a little money doing the sharpening and I'm learning how to create content. Maybe I'll come up with something lots of people will watch someday. 🙂

[@lechimera99]

Great video. I use a Hira-To. A groomer dropped ten shears with me, three are curved, they are rough! (She said the last dog kicked them all on the floor.) Did your shears have a ride line, and if so, did you consider working on it, and how would you?

[@sharpenrightservicesllc]

Shoot me a text 832-640-6453 I tell you what I do.

[@sharpenrightservicesllc]

The short answer is I did work the “ride lines”

[@jaybrown3953]

How did you remove the burr?

[@sharpenrightservicesllc]

I use a little piece of leather. Then examine under the light for anything still hanging on. I might use the leather again or a towel. Most of the time the leather gets the burr off.