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Originally posted by djpaintles:
There is NO such thing as a knife EDGE that is "dishwasher Safe".

You can wash your knives in the dishwasher or you can have knives that stay sharp you CAN'T have both!


I won't argue, but with virtually all knives under the $100 mark, the edge won't stay sharp anyway. That problem is solved by something this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073SCBGWC/

And they also don't chip.


Pull through sharpeners are harder on knives than dishwashers. At least that one isn't powered.




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Perception, what are you using to sharpen CPMS35VN with? Sometimes iLIKE a “toothy” edge for certain tasks. But I am wondering if you might need to” smooth” out or purposely dull your blade and start sharpening with a higher grit and polish. A lot of guys take pride in reading the newspaper on a highly polished knife edge. I prefer to read the newspaper in the old fashion way, and use a knife to cut with.
 
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Perception, what are you using to sharpen CPMS35VN with? Sometimes iLIKE a “toothy” edge for certain tasks. But I am wondering if you might need to” smooth” out or purposely dull your blade and start sharpening with a higher grit and polish. A lot of guys take pride in reading the newspaper on a highly polished knife edge. I prefer to read the newspaper in the old fashion way, and use a knife to cut with.


Typically I just sharpen with a sharpmaker. If I need to do any re profiling I wrap the stones with a more aggressive sandpaper.

There are times I like a toothier edge as well, I just found I had a hard time getting to a smooth one on my admittedly small sample of CPMS35V.




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I have the Cold Steel #59KSSET
https://www.coldsteel.com/kitc...ssics-knife-set.html
I sell them for $150 delivered ($269.99 list)
Sharp as hell allows the Blade to do all the work Great handles lifetime warranty.
You can spend a lot more but not get much better edges.
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