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Sharpening is the
process of
creating or
refining a blade, the edge
joining two non-coplanar
faces into a
converging apex,
thereby creating an edge of...
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Sharpening stones, or whetstones, are used to
sharpen the
edges of
steel tools such as
knives through grinding and honing. Such
stones come in a wide...
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Knife sharpening is the
process of
making a
knife or
similar tool
sharp by
grinding against a hard,
rough surface,
typically a stone, or a
flexible surface...
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Human tooth sharpening is the
practice of
manually sharpening the teeth,
usually the
front incisors.
Filed teeth are
customary in
various cultures. Many...
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knives of
cutting tools prior to
sharpening. The
purpose of
jointing is to
ensure that all
surfaces to be
sharpened are of a
consistent size and all imperfections...
- what was that line again?' It just
sharpens your reflexes. It
sharpens your interaction. And it
definitely sharpens your
memory because you have to know...
- An
edged weapon, or
bladed weapon, is a hand-to-hand
combat weapon with a
cutting edge.
Bladed weapons include swords, daggers, knives, and bayonets. Edged...
- A
sharpening jig is
often used when
sharpening woodworking tools. Many of the
tools used in
woodworking have
steel blades which are
sharpened to a fine...
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rocks can
range in the
thousands of
dollars today. They
would polish and
sharpen the
sword until the
desired finish was achieved. This
process is long and...
- tall walls, made of logs
placed side by side vertically, with the tops
sharpened as a
defensive wall.
Stockade is
derived from the
French word estocade...
