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I use a hard back with used skotchbrite between the paper and backer. Clean the slotchbrite with the air hose...

Great first knife! keep goin'...!

WOW Gene....that's lovely!

an old pressure canner/cooker makes a pretty good pot. I remade the lid out of 1" poly carb so I could see what it is doing. I'm with Edward on a quality pump. A cheap one will give you a good education but long term (if the bug bites) you'll prolly want a good one.

beautiful!

Took me two years of pretty diligent research to discover this...don't even want to think about the cost of experimentation...sigh. (this is the biggest trade secret I own...lol.) you will need to run these at about 8K rpm in steel. I have used these on heat treated and un-heattreated blades...

Oh my!! Superb!

https://www.harborfreight.com/16-in-long-reach-pliers-set-2-pc-64082.html I use these. Stripped most the plastic off the shanks...

Stick to the Docs orders Sean...it gets tempting to bail on their advice when patience wears thin....you'll be back in the shop in no time!

super fine detail work. that is a lovely knife.

wow Sean...close call!

Beautiful. as clean as it gets.

yep...they look good.

How many of y'all gettin' a table?

Thanks for the "dave Sparks" connection...never heard him before! Tasty! I turned 60 this year and realize that with technology (amazon prime, You-Tube, et al...) and social distancing (I am now officially a hermit) and my age...(old enough to appreciate variety with no peer approval concerns...

Debbie Harry for sure...! lol. Then Pat Benatar...then the Wilson sisters(Heart)....then....lol

after initial sharp...never need a stone...just strop with green buffing compound. Jmo....or what I do.

wish my church of 30 could rock like that! The "sign lady" is amazing...

looking good Sean!