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  1. Marc-Antoine

    Silky shrinkflation

    With the thin special file, you have to deepen the gullet at the same time, not just file the front. That's why I got the file so frequently stuck, but the idea is to keep the same tooth's profile/ dimensions. If you look at the automatic sharpening machines for the band saw blades, they grind...
  2. Marc-Antoine

    Silky shrinkflation

    In my experience, the new Silky blades don't tend to bind, even if they haven't set teeth but just a slightly tapered blade. Their nice cutting edges work wonderfully. Things change when the teeth began to dull a little. That isn't much of a wear, but as the taper is so low, the tiny rounding...
  3. Marc-Antoine

    Silky shrinkflation

    I bought this sort of file too because given the price of a Suggoï, I thought that it should be a good idea to spent some time to rejuvenate it. It's a long and tedious project. The file likes to bind in the shallow space between teeth. I made it reasonably sharp again, but not quite as a new...
  4. Marc-Antoine

    Silky shrinkflation

    I noticed something similar, but I don't remember the details. That's not frigged teeth but special teeth made on purpose. They act as rakers to help clearing the kerf from dust and loose bits/fibers. They don't cut but act as a micro dozer. Useful in the angled cuts.
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