Hair cutting shears sharpening - episode 1

[@DanielWorkshop]

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[@frankmegens7967]

Congratz, you did it! 😃

[@DanielWorkshop]

@@frankmegens7967 Thank you. It happened in 2021 but still good. :)

[@ali-25yearsold]

@@DanielWorkshop Hi Daniel great work! Could you describe your monocular? Especially the lense size? Thannks!

[@TheAnetmusik]

I love you honesty, saying you are learning and have had to practice. 😀 I just came from another youtube channel that has a lot of views but he has no idea how to sharpen with a stone. Thank you! 🙂

[@DanielWorkshop]

Only with practice you can become better. 🙂

[@Just_Wimski1130]

Thank you for sharing

[@adude3434]

Thank you for your help my friend. I appreciate you spreading your knowledge.

[@DanielWorkshop]

Thank you for your feedback. :)

[@123miniproducao9]

Bom trabalho,.parabéns. ,. gostei, muito obrigado, Vagner from brasil

[@alangordon6461]

Thank you for taking the time to do this. Very helpful video and now gives me a bit more confidence in sharpening my daughters hair scossors.

[@DanielWorkshop]

Very welcome!

[@stanashbridge6988]

Where can I get one of those tools you use to unscrew that specialty screw on the scissors?

[@DanielWorkshop]

It is called "Universal Hair Scissor shears adjust Tightening Tension UFO screw Tool / Key" You can google it and see where you can find it closer to you.

[@stanashbridge6988]

Thank You. I just ordered one off Amazon

[@BirdBathBonanza]

Very helpful ! Thanks for posting 😻

[@DanielWorkshop]

You're welcome.

[@cetinbilici2406]

What stone do you use? What technique do you use to avoid removing the paint from the scissors?

[@MaryellenDawson]

Thank you for this video. I was really wondering about the "angles" of the scissors when you sharpen. You didn't tell us anything about those. Do you sharpen at the same angle the bevel is on already? What angle do you sharpen the other end? I'm afraid I will lose the natural bevel and then have blunt scissors. I wish you could have shown us the angles and told us the purpose when you sharpen. I know you were trying to get the knicks out but besides that, what are we aiming for when sharpening? A sharp edge? Thank you.

[@kevinseanlezama5111]

Very good job

[@DanielWorkshop]

Thank you. :)

[@keithjohnson5190]

Nice video, the same way that I just did mine. From the videos that I saw they say not to us a sharpening stone, why doesn't make sense but the machine is quicker. With the tips not coming together the person replace the bumper and then used a tool and bent the upper handle upward just a bit. I was also told not to sand the inside.or the back of the scissors. Have you ever heard that? Thanks again.

[@coopart1]

I see you are truly a sharpener already ! Good video, always like to see others methods.

[@DanielWorkshop]

Same here. :)

[@robertturner2876]

You should always start with a lower grit and work your way up to a higher grit. It actually saves you time when you have nicks or pits in the metal.

[@DanielWorkshop]

Thank you for your advice.

[@zenrazor659]

What angle fid you use your hone the shears?

[@ali-25yearsold]

Hi Daniel great work! Could you describe your monocular? Especially the lense size? Thannks!

[@DanielWorkshop]

Hi Ali thank you. The monocular is a chinese 10x, bought from AliExpress.

[@ali-25yearsold]

@@DanielWorkshop thanks a lot. hope you and your families are in a good health.

[@DanielWorkshop]

You are welcome. Thank you.

[@emilyreid652]

Very informative, thank you

[@DanielWorkshop]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ali-25yearsold]

4:56 First Motion 6:15 8:39 Backward motion strop

[@diegoferrari1191]

Hello, would you suggest me to polish the scissors also on a 8000 grit stone to get a better result? I achieved a good result also on a 3000 grit stone anyway

[@DanielWorkshop]

What I sow is that the higher the polish the greater the chanche for the scissors to push the hair. So my answer wold be no.

[@brian5651]

@@DanielWorkshop is this about polishing the rideline or polishing the edge that makes the scissors pushing hair?

[@DanielWorkshop]

@@brian5651 Both but polishing the rideline makes the scissor closing and opening smoother. I tend not to polish to much the edge. But depends also on the type of scissors. You need to experiment and find your recipe.

[@brian5651]

@@DanielWorkshop i have issue with the tip pushing some hair when the hair is very very wet… please help me…

[@DanielWorkshop]

Is the tip cutting 1 ply wet tissue paper?

[@DanielWorkshop]

You can check episode 2 here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHO9o6SJqdN7adE

[@prettyinpink7058]

New subscriber

[@DanielWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@wandatravis2985]

Have you ever used a leather which blade belt hard to find but good 👍

[@DanielWorkshop]

I will try it and see how it works.

[@zainudinmz2508]

Apa air apa itu yang pakai semprotan ????

[@DanielWorkshop]

Just clear water. Nothing added.

[@EthanRyan-ou8dj]

Nice work 🫶🏻

[@shamirabegum8491]

hi where can I find this board

[@EE-pe8br]

Can i sharpen my scissors with 3000 wet sandpaper?

[@DanielWorkshop]

You can only try. I have never tried yet.

[@frankmegens7967]

What is the stuff you spray on the wetstone?

[@DanielWorkshop]

Plain water.

[@frankmegens7967]

@@DanielWorkshop ah, great! Thank you very much for this video. I should be getting my wetstones tomorrow and will be trying this on my own shears. I already ordered new shears, just to be sure not to go empty handed to the barbershop😜

[@DanielWorkshop]

Best ideea ever is to have a back-up. :))

[@mnparker3421]

Whetstone. "Though "whetstone" is often mistaken as a reference to the water sometimes used to lubricate such stones, the term is based on the word "whet", which means to sharpen a blade, not on the word "wet." The verb nowadays to describe the process of using a sharpening stone for a knife is simply to sharpen, but the older term to whet is still sometimes used, though so rare in this sense that it is no longer mentioned in, for example, the Oxford Living Dictionaries." Stay Sharp!

[@redsbarbertipsandtricks9974]

Can a 5000 grits do the same as a 4000?

[@DanielWorkshop]

Hard to say.

[@prettyinpink7058]

Can you tell me what the polishing stone and wax is called

[@prettyinpink7058]

Also what marker?

[@DanielWorkshop]

It is a 4000 grit whetstone. The wax is called polishing compound.

[@e_zbusybeecrafts430]

Mine GOT DULL 😣 oo no

[@brandonlopez3847]

Hello what type of stone is this?

[@DanielWorkshop]

Hi Brandon, It is a 4000 whetstone. I don't know the band. What I know is that it is sulfur impregnated.

[@yasardegirmenci]

Daniel where you from?

[@DanielWorkshop]

I am from Romania.

[@yasardegirmenci]

@@DanielWorkshop very nice. İm türkish but ı live in netherlands. İ Like yor videos. See you mý frind.

[@DanielWorkshop]

Thank you.

[@curtisjohnson4886]

You don’t really show are you doing it flat the 90 degree