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Hi;
Thought you guys might enjoy some of the indexed items in this 1934 pamplet. If you see a subject in the contents you need to see. Let me know and I will eventually post it.
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Hey there Moss,

I would like to see the section on "How to keep your knife sharp". I've thought about starting a thread on that subject, and still may. It would be interesting to me to see if the process was much different back in '34.
Thanks for sharing this piece of history. ::tu::
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Per your request:
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Thanks Moss. That's exactly the way I leared to sharpen one as a kid. Still don't own a diamond hone, or a dull knife!
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Hey,
That is the way I was taught also to sharpen a knife. I hae two diamond stones, a corse one and a fine one. I have had mine for 20 years now and they still work fine. Just clean them with water. They are DMT brand and came from SMKW.
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Cool pamphlet! Thanks for posting.
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