Love your work triple B You are the maxamet whispera.

Excellent lesson. No fanciness; straight to the point and effective. Outstanding indeed. Thank You.

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

JRCLAD thanks homie, if you have questions ask away

@jrclad2964

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, BBB. But for the time being I am very happy with Spyderco's S110V. Maybe in the future a Shaman in Maxamet or Rex 121, who knows? Nevertheless, following your knowledge. I hope your enterprise in knive making reaches the succes it deserves for your great effort. Thanks again.

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

JRCLAD oh my God, shaman in Rex!

@jrclad2964

6 жыл бұрын

Yeahh. A beast ;-) for ever.

Ive watched this video like 3 times. You make this look so easy! I’m going to buy a maxamet para 3 soon but I don’t have a sharpener. Do you recommend stones first for a noob or a guided system? Awesome work bro.

@EZ_Case

10 ай бұрын

Did you ever get your setup? I bought a maxamet para 3 a few months ago and ordered the worksharp pro sharpening system a couple weeks ago. I’m a complete noob when it comes to both knives and sharpening but with the worksharp It’s actually fairly straight forward. I went through all the stones and it took about 15 minutes to get the blade to hair shaving sharp.

You're really tempting me to get a maxamet manix 2 lw with all your videos. I already have a cts-bd1 manix 2 lw and have been wanting to upgrade since it's my favorite knife.

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

Z. Ripley it's a big upgrade over bd1

Nice work! Awesome edge!

very nice work bear I love your channel iv watched every video. thanks for all you do

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

luigi difrancesco thanks brother, means alot

Good job buddy. That 600 cut that quick, they’re going to be some impressive stones. And I’ll be trying out those extra passes to get out any Inconsistencies.

I've always found Maxamet surprisingly easy to sharpen just using Spydercos SharpMaker kit...it's all I've really ever used...you can freehand it if you flip it upside down because it has recesses built in for the triangle stones, and I found that was the best for my Chokwe...for most of their knives it works very well IMO...I do want to get more into freehand sharpening though since having tried it on my Chokwe.

Nice found someone to sharpen Maxamet for me.

Cmon bbb show us an starting stone we can actually buy!

I can't get my knives that sharp. I'm almost there but not quite. So much to learn for what seems so simple in theory. I'm still missing something.

I have the same knife - what do you charge? How does it work?

Question on sharpening maxamet. Do you find it better with a say 600-800 toothy edge or going up to a 1200 and a more polished edge?

I’ve probably watched this video 20 times trying to examine your technique etc. is this still your preferred progression for maxamet? I want to get a stone for my knives but I don’t want to spend a lot of money. I have a maxamet para 3. Will the venev resin bonded stones do a decent job?

All about the abrasives!

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

Gary Creely If only they made CBN belts that are affordable bro.

The choil is needed in every Spyderco imo!!! I make a very shallow one on short blades like delica and para 3 but its needed.

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

Oozy9Millimeetah agreed!

@madmullets

6 жыл бұрын

Could you do a Vid on the proper method to cut in choil in Spyderco knives. I would love to learn how to.

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

Tim Koontz eh, too boring, just pull out the Dremel

@Oozy9Millimeetah

6 жыл бұрын

Tim Koontz or get a set of diamond needle files, easy easy easy..

Let us know when this CBN Stones come out or where I can get 1

Can you sharpen maxamet with the work sharp field system.

Well done man! i want all those stones, wish they made them in edge pro sizes. btw what dressing stone do you use for the Venev stones, i need to get one.

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

Tactical Center just use a SiC flattener, the NAGURA actually reduced performance

Damn now I wish I kept my maxamet manix 2 and sent it to you lol

Shawn do you have a site where u talk about your stones? And are you in Portland OR?

great brother I will try with my Victorinox Hercules which I use for every day

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

reissner pabon nice, post it on. Instagram so I can see

@reispab

6 жыл бұрын

Big Brown Bear thanks brother

Who are the 2 thumbs down jerks? Love your stuff brother. 👊

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How can I contact you about sharpening my Maxamet Para 3?

You got an absolute fortune in stones!

Has your technique changed since the science of sharp article came out on maxamet? I saw what I believe to be your comments on the post and wanted to ask if it changed how you approached sharpening maxamet I am just completely lost on what to buy to maintain the edge on my para 3 maxamet Any help appreciated

@FearNoSteel

2 жыл бұрын

Not at all, I'm using bonded diamond/cBN not plates

@Papadragon-7

2 жыл бұрын

@@FearNoSteel does that expose the ‘carbides’ as described in the SOS article ? Or do you prefer different edge? What would you suggest for most cost effective setup for a new knife owner to maintain their maxamet blade? Would a Strop and diamond emulsion cover all the bases ?

How much does it cost for you to sharpen my maxamet

I know as soon as I settle for which brand stones to get you’ll have yours for sale... you give hints and ball parks of what to buy won’t spill the beans. I get it, you put years into the learning the best methods and what might work excellent for one steel doesn’t ring true for all. So I’ll stay confused a bit longer and maybe you’ll have your released soon enough.

How would you compare Maxamet and S110V? Aside from the obvious (tool steel vs stainless). =)

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

GPKNIVES to keep it short, Maxamet has the superior EDGE performance. It takes a crisper more aggressive edge, polishes better. Maxamet also Holds the longest working edge I've seen or used, the stuff is literally "blunt proof" it will cut long after it no longer cuts paper clean or shaves. S110v has some merits too that we'll save for another video. I still like s110v

@Gpknives

6 жыл бұрын

Short and sweet. I'll keep on the lookout for that S110V vid.

@jasonmccarra6753

3 жыл бұрын

@@FearNoSteel do you still offer sharpening services for maxamet? I have a para 3 that needs a good sharpening.

How can i send my knife!?

The prototype CBN stone certainly looks like it cuts quickly.

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

southerncross100 it's a monster, this is the future of Sharpening Stone technology. I'm working hard to bring it to you guys. Lots of boring reading and emails with manufacturers

@nonyobussiness3440

6 жыл бұрын

Big Brown Bear if you need help reading emails I’m down. Not an expert but if there’s real boring shit I can do to and free you up I’d be glad to help

@blistersteel

6 жыл бұрын

Big Brown Bear let us know please when you are ready to market them,I am a freehand guy who is looking at these stones with a bit of interest. Cheers.

Bro..... Bro..... BRO.... a cbn stone! Where did you get it? And great job showing all these re-re's how to sharpen a knife. Like its fucking steel... Its super wear resistant tool steel. How fucking hard is it to realize that you need proper abrasives?? And prpoer technique? Lol It seems to me 99% of the bullshit that gets put on the internet about steels being "chippy" "fragile" "hard to sharpen" is just that.... Bullshit. 99% of the guys writing that bs have sub par skill sets sharpening. They kick that bullshit because they cant admit they need more practice. Great edge bro

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

Right? fuckin A dude. Yea this is just a prototype, Still needs some work, cool shit is coming bro. If Im not making videos it means im working hard.

The lightweight Manix and Native models are great for no nonsense, non-safe queen users. I carry all my knives but if I’m gonna “try something out” (like carving with s110v), it’ll be with my Manix lightweight. They’re about the cheapest way to access these exotic, interesting steels in a model that’s still reliable, stable and reputable.

Kinda bummed you left out how to grind the choil

@FearNoSteel

5 жыл бұрын

im not going to make a video about something so damn basic. I'm sharing the important information that doesn't pop up in a google search. There is no shortage of ways to cut a small semi circle in metal.

@doluseb

5 жыл бұрын

@@FearNoSteel Some of us just like to see the sausage being made, so to speak.

Wait, wait, how the hell did you get stones MADE? How much was that CBN stone?!

@FearNoSteel

6 жыл бұрын

Keith A. Too expensive, stay tuned

Nooooooooooooo choil 😢