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Justin Falon
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What is the best way to sharpen a Snuffer to scary sharp???
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you can do a search on here and pull up what your looking for. lots of info on sharpening them
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Charlie Lamb
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Woodsman sharpening videos
This works just fine for Snuffers
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Ask Mr. Lamb.... I can shave my face with my snuffers thanx to his vid.
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Charlie's video is an excellent way. Make sure you pay attention to the rear of the blade on the Snuffers. It's easy to neglect or damage because it's width is so close to that of most files. Finishing them with a quality hard stone from Sharpster will make a world of difference too.
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Another vote for Charie's vids. Works great, thanks Charlie.
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Charlies video is really good. Another way is the Snuffer tamer in 3-Rivers. Same concept but less steps. The files are angled on a piece of board and once you get the angle on the blade, it's all about the leather strop. The leather makes them hair shaving sharp. I will not use a Snuffer unless I can cut the hair on my arm shaving down. Either way will get them awesome sharp.
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Justin Falon
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Thanks for all your replies. I have some old ones laying around and thought I'd give them a whirl!!
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