La terminación del cabo KEDO muy fea

*OIL YOUR CUE PEOPLE, ... DON'T DO THIS*

Absolutely do not take sandpaper to your cue in this manner, this fool can't even clean his teeth never mind looking after a stolen cue.

cleaning a cue, scrunch a piece of paper up and then rub up and down a cue , keep going with clean paper until no grime is left on paper

Can this stuff be used on ivory?

The problem I've had is that they aren't glued down good at all and have alot of different levels up and down. But for fixing something old like a tool never any of my expensive knives. What I do is take a smoked paper towel and just lay it on there a few seconds rather then just drip water cause it just runs into the holes and it's gone. The paper towel gets it nice and damp and good enough too use for rough job's on like yard sale tool finds that need a sharpening. Cause those yard sale find tool's sometimes are dirty or rusty and rather use this then use my good sharpeners first.

seems like that would last a couple lifetimes

The last few years just used the one where you hold the sharpener down and run your blade thru the narrow V slits. It’d get it fairly sharp though not at all as in factory new sharpness. Want to get to that sharpness and now looking through videos. A lot to go through many different ways from diamond honing to whetstone or dry ones. From what grit either a coarser one to finer one. From expensive ones to less expensive ones. From the many different brands or get an Arkansas stone

Thanks for the video

Well done mate!

You have a link for that?

Going to convex my sr1 tanto

Who the fuck measures their bar of rouge and and then describes the shape like no ones ever seen it. That shape happens to be the standard for precious metal melts.

Silly question: Next time you want to use it, do you clean the previous green compound or just add a fresh layer on top? Thanks! :)

You can make your self rock solid, in reality anyone could possibly get as hard as metal in just weeks simply by reading and applying Mario Volpstein’s method.

What are the components of aluminum polishing compound

I'm off to the nearest charity shop (once the lock down is over). I think this is the cheapest and best way to make a stropp. Also, is there a follow up video showing us how well this new stropp works? Also can you sharpen Gillette razor blades as well as knives?

That's badass.

Unless there are imperfections in the cue which you can feel while playing you should NEVER use anything abrasive on a cue. Oils from your hands won't hurt the cue. They actually penetrate the timber and help protect it. Cleaning the cue using methylated spirits facilitates that penetrative. Then use linseed oil or beeswax.

Dude, I love the accent. Disregard the trolls brah! I’m a yank and I got the jist!

Totally AGREE!!! I hate a deep hollow grind with a steep V edge. They lacerate great, they pass through material very effortlessly but they can’t take the abuse a convex edge can. However, achieving a shaving sharp convex edge required a sharpening technique that took months to get right.

You suck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I reccon you got a 120 - 240 grit there, good for repairs

Thank u

Don't listen to this nonsense. Use a very fine wood sandpaper o remove the old varnish. when all smooth then grab a piece of kitchen towel and use Boiled Linseed Oil rub a thin layer of oil on the shaft of cue and leave it for 12 hours or so then apply another thin coat and leave it for 48 hours to dry. Grab a dry piece of cloth and rub it for about good 10 minutes then start to use the cue.

You don't ever want to rinse the stone after using it. Those filings will help the next sharpening session go much better. Yet another KZfaq video with false information. Please stop teaching people wrong information!!!

This will confuse any beginner...

If you didn't get the results you expected, try Dialux. It's a high quality product made in Europe. Choose the color appropriate for your needs, or buy a sample kit and find the right polish/compound for your application(s). IME, It's no comparison to Chinese products. It's very good. Best of luck.

Good report and You have earned a Sub for that , Hope to see how You get on with it !

Your video sucks ass

Man the,question is,how to use a strop not the life story of the damn belt .damn why csnt anyone make a,video and,just get to the fucking point .

Hi there mate, great video just asking before i buy one would it be easy to cut up into smaller sections as its a bit heavy for the field? cheers

Do not view it from the point of view of the user. These are terms used in the making of the knives, so should be presented in that manner. Blacksmith or manufactures create a primary bevel then a secondary bevel. User should only be concern with what side is sharp. its no up for discussion or interpretation.

What the fuck is going on?! Are these glitches in the matrix.

Omg! Do NOT watch if had a couple drinks! Hahaha My eyes still trippin as I type this!!

Yes.....what you said at the end of the video is how I view it. Secondary is cutting edge

Go to hell

Which polish u have to use

Great video...but no one has told me WHICH surface you’ve use for stropping? Is it the treated side(SMOOTH) or untreated (ROUGH)? Apart from that I think I can start building a strop.So if anyone can help I would be really grateful.Thanks people.

Is there any reason I couldn't buy a good leather belt and keep it as a belt, but also strop with when I need to? Just keen to multipurpose

the knife is so sharp that you cut your finger and your pants?

Looks very nasty & cheap.

Totally cue-less

Thanks for the video ! I have been looking at belts for Strops, I like to repurpose used or discarded items. Your video has been helpful.

Very bad vedio

3 dang minutes to open a box. Are you stupid?

Are you still using this Diamond Sharpener, how is it putting up with usage ?

Wowowwo, Wtf r u saying

Huh

Are you willing to trade or sell?