Scandinavian convex edge in the fillet clamps

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[@CrustyCurmudgeon]

I lust for this tool - such a beautiful design!

[@Mrplacedcookie]

Nice! i would imagine Fällkniven fans (as me) would love this!

[@TSPROFSharpening]

I bet they will!

[@Benni-lm4kt]

such nice tools and very informative videos! so it is a scandi-convex / or scandi-vex grind then :) but you could also do the normal scandi grind without the convex adapter right?

[@TSPROFSharpening]

Hey! No, you don't have to use the convex adapter to do the usual scandi grind.

[@jrclad2964]

I wish you have a shop in Europe.

[@TSPROFSharpening]

Knives and Tools, TSPROF EU these two our european shops

[@8thsinner]

Is there a way to modify the convex 3angle unit to fit the blitz 360?

[@TSPROFSharpening]

Unfortunately, not yet.

[@ShelleyRaskin]

Very interesting, what do those double numbers mean in relation to grit or microns, I am keen to buy some diamond stones but do not understand the numbers. I want some rough ones.

[@TSPROFSharpening]

www.gritomatic.com/pages/grit-chart Here you can see what is it in Fepa-F. Diamonds are GOST 9206

[@jeffersonhenn1086]

Hi, it's the range of the micron size of sharpening particles in the stone. For example, if the numbers are 80/60 in a diamond water stone that would mean the largest diamond particles are 80 micron and the smallest 60 in that stone, or that side of a 2 sided stone. In which case the 2nd side would be another range of numbers, like 40/20... Hope that helps...

[@fawazalazmi8313]

Hi thx for the video may I know which radius did you on the video thanks

[@jeffersonhenn1086]

Hi, he did the bevel at 18° with 7.2° radius.. Hope that helps.

[@TSPROFSharpening]

Thank you for answering this question, you are correct about the attachment.

[@teds8210]

What is the name and model of the microscope you used?

[@TSPROFSharpening]

Hello! Here is a link to the one used in this video. shop.tsprof.com/catalog/accessories/usb_digital_microscope/

[@Canadaman4403]

appreciate your videos if you could have someone translate into English

[@TSPROFSharpening]

May be we'll shoot some remakes of the old videos with subtitiles and make them completely in English like the recent ones :)