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Review - Fallkniven DC4 sharpening stone
Binnie Away
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12 June 2013, 07:08
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15 June 2013, 11:58
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15 June 2013, 12:06
I've got a few steels, but for scandi ground blades you need a flat stone.

Steels are great for kitchen knives though!
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4 September 2013, 14:12
quick update,

the stone is still going strong, it's been cleaned numerous times and not unglued itself, online reviews of an older version seem to think seperation is an issue, its certainly not happened to me yet!

I sharpen my knives semi regularly, and it's still perfectly flat as far as i can tell

also the side of the stone makes a brilliant nail file!
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4 September 2013, 14:15
(4 September 2013, 14:12)Binnie Wrote: quick update,

the stone is still going strong, it's been cleaned numerous times and not unglued itself, online reviews of an older version seem to think seperation is an issue, its certainly not happened to me yet!

I sharpen my knives semi regularly, and it's still perfectly flat as far as i can tell

also the side of the stone makes a brilliant nail file!

Cheers for the review Binnie, very helpful.
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4 September 2013, 14:17
I've got a carborundum stone for sharpening my knives, works a treat, get one of the round ones they sell for sharpening scythes, then give it a clout with a heavy hammer and break it into bite sized pieces.
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