Any way to remove serrations

[gangsta965084]

Try sharpening each "tooth" separately. Start at the back and pull the blade toward you watching the contact with the stone. Just like sharpening a plain edge except you move the blade over the stone small portions at a time. For single beveled edges sometimes there is a bur hooked over the non beveled side. To fix this simply lay that side down on a flat stone and drag it away from you, like when stropping. One pass is usually enough but I always double check with my thumbnail to be sure.

Thanks man I have a smiths set like that but the triangle one is chipped alot :grumpy:

 

[elkins45]

Sell it and buy a plain edge.

:thumbup: +1 on this idea. In the long run it will probably end up being both cheaper and more satisfactory.

 

[noodlefish]

to the OP a sharpmaker would allow you to sharpen both portions of the blade to razor sharp levels

 

[gangsta965084]

thanks everyone i sharpened them and i WILL BUY THE ORANGE MILLIE

 

[Dr Heelhook]

Sell it and buy a plain edge.

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