Thread: Hunter Element knife

That's what the warranty card says. Don't use a steel but an oil stone. Makes sense - if the edge is actually the point where a continuous curve terminates, using a steel in the usual way will remove the rounded parts leading to the edge before doing anything to feathering

Identify your target beyond all doubt because you never miss (right?) and I'll be missed.

Originally Posted by Eat Meater

That's what the warranty card says. Don't use a steel but an oil stone. Makes sense - if the edge is actually the point where a continuous curve terminates, using a steel in the usual way will remove the rounded parts leading to the edge before doing anything to feathering

Identify your target beyond all doubt because you never miss (right?) and I'll be missed.

Just use a strop, although while not truly convex a steel will work fine to establish a microbevel. You won't notice any practical difference in use.