WHAT IS BEYOND SHARP 🔪 My First Time Thinning a Knife (Bucktool 2x42 Review) [4K]

Описание: What happens when a professional sharpening business owner tries knife thinning for the first time? For years, I avoided thinning because it’s the 'great unknown'—the point of no return for blade geometry. Now, thanks to the incredible Bucktool 2x42 variable speed belt grinder, I’m diving in!

No paid courses, just a community of pros and a lot of YouTube research. In this video, I push myself to master the process, share my two biggest learning lessons, and give you a detailed look at the machine that made it possible. If I can figure this out, you can too!

TIMECODES (See Timecodes section below)

PRODUCTS MENTIONED Bucktool 2x42 Variable Speed Belt Grinder: [Link] The Sharpeners Discord: [Link to be provided in comments]

MY BIGGEST LESSONS

How running high RPMs on finer grit belts can burn your tip.
The high-speed 'spark test' to see your exact contact point on the belt.
Why the Bucktool is the perfect tool for getting into thinning.

Tools used:
2x42 Belt Grinder:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F6XJTYB8?...

8" Variable speed Bench Grinder:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DRJ9SY4J?...

TIMECODES
0:00 - Intro: What's Beyond Sharp? The Thinning Challenge & New Grinder
1:11 - The Problem: Measuring the Chunky Blade Before Thinning
2:17 - Low Speed, Low Grit: Starting the Thinning Process on the 60 Grit Belt
5:35 - The Spark Test: Using High Speed to Find Your Contact Point
7:09 - Halfway Checkpoint: Incredible Material Removal Results (down to 0.47mm)
8:10 - Critical Warning: How to Avoid Messing Up the Tempering with Heat
9:01 - Blending the Grinds on the Slack Belt
11:28 - Holy Moly: Unpacking the Final Results & My Confidence Boost
12:50 - The Two Biggest Thinning Mistakes I Made (Burnt Tip & Apexing)
14:13 - Bucktool 2x42 vs. 1x30: Final Review and Recommendation

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