svreef Webmaster BOD BARcard Sep 4, 2021 #1 Anyone know whether they can be sharpened like one would sharpen a knife?
popper Supporting Member BARcard Sep 4, 2021 #2 I wouldn't take the risk unless you're a pro sharpener. . If blade result is uneven, you'll scratch the glass.
I wouldn't take the risk unless you're a pro sharpener. . If blade result is uneven, you'll scratch the glass.
svreef Webmaster BOD BARcard Sep 4, 2021 #3 popper said: I wouldn't take the risk unless you're a pro sharpener. . If blade result is uneven, you'll scratch the glass. Click to expand... Good point
popper said: I wouldn't take the risk unless you're a pro sharpener. . If blade result is uneven, you'll scratch the glass. Click to expand... Good point
JVU President BOD BARcard Sep 4, 2021 #4 Plus they are intentionally not actually sharp, at least the ones I’ve used. More like a credit card edge. For scraping, not cutting.
Plus they are intentionally not actually sharp, at least the ones I’ve used. More like a credit card edge. For scraping, not cutting.
dochou Supporting Member BARcard Sep 5, 2021 #5 I think it depends on what the blades are made of. Are you talking about the plastic or metal ones? I think you can sharpen a credit card edge and make it more effective once the edge gets rounded.
I think it depends on what the blades are made of. Are you talking about the plastic or metal ones? I think you can sharpen a credit card edge and make it more effective once the edge gets rounded.
Da_Neefer Guest BARcard Sep 5, 2021 #6 I used a honing rod (not a sharpening rod) and it made a difference for me. It doesn't remove material, just straightens a rolled edge.
I used a honing rod (not a sharpening rod) and it made a difference for me. It doesn't remove material, just straightens a rolled edge.
MolaMola Supporting Member BARcard Sep 5, 2021 #7 Da_Neefer said: I used a honing rod (not a sharpening rod) and it made a difference for me. It doesn't remove material, just straightens a rolled edge. Click to expand... A kitchen honing rod, like steel or ceramic? May try that and check it out on an old piece of glass.
Da_Neefer said: I used a honing rod (not a sharpening rod) and it made a difference for me. It doesn't remove material, just straightens a rolled edge. Click to expand... A kitchen honing rod, like steel or ceramic? May try that and check it out on an old piece of glass.
Da_Neefer Guest BARcard Sep 5, 2021 #8 MolaMola said: A kitchen honing rod, like steel or ceramic? May try that and check it out on an old piece of glass. Click to expand... Yes a steel kitchen honing rod. Non-abrasive.
MolaMola said: A kitchen honing rod, like steel or ceramic? May try that and check it out on an old piece of glass. Click to expand... Yes a steel kitchen honing rod. Non-abrasive.
