Quick Fuzz Stick
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wut knfe u uzin lol
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That is some hot fuzz
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what knife is that?
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this is how i use to do it but evrey one else did it differnt so i changed my ways but thank u
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Nice :)
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This is literally impossible with madrone or manzantia, regardless of how sharp your knife is.
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you make it look so easy. what kind of wood is that. i have a hell of a time trying this with maple
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nice, I will try this one
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thas a great method will have to try that
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That is indeed maple too! You are correct, some woods do it much easier than others. Also some woods will do it easier in different grain orientations to. So, there is lots of practice there.
If you think your technique is correct and you are still having trouble, the knife is probably not sharp enough. A normal "factory" edge won't cut it :D Too thick of a grind is often the culprit.
AllThingsSharp 2 years ago