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Nice video

Great information thanks, I’m about to start doing sharpening in Southern California as a part time, I have some experience on knives, I’ve sharpened some regular shears, but wanting to learn more on salon shear sharpening, any machine that you recommend for entry level? Thanks in advance.

What!!😅

Odd question. Im just starting out learning to sharpen beauty shears. Had a lady ask me to not make the tips too sharp. So after sharpening I took my 1200 grit plate and worked it over the last half inch of each blade . Any suggestions. Thanks, learning a lot from watching your channel.

Train me. I'll take the job.

do you also work the ride line?

I am a groomer and live in an area where there are no sharpeners. I’m interested in doing my own blades and shears, and possibly making it a side busienss

Fantastic.

Loved this video Bonnie. I made mistakes like that when I first started sharpening knives, trying to correct uneven factory grinds and ending up with wafer thin blades! These experiences do teach you not to jump in too quickly and know when to bow out and hand back. Thanks.

did what you said exactly and my cutting ceramic blade now doesnt cut.

Neat, that reminds me of my grandmas old flower shop.

Thank you for the kind words, Luis. Those interested can get more information on training from www.bonika.com.

Awesome idea!

Great idea!

Extremely uplifting and encouragement

Awesome story and career

Restoration is always possible through God

Amazing and miraculous testimony

Great setup!! Thanks for sharing!

Where is the video of Jim doing an awesome job?

but u no what on the sispm i will to email thanks so much

good job bro

Very nice setup!

I do want to mention, I did end up changing what I use for my lead tests! I have been using a florescent tester that glows green with the presence of lead under UV

Wow! Would love to pick your brains about this. It’s like going back to earlier days like a travelling’ tinker’ as we’d say in the uk. Marvellous. Thank you .

What size inverters do you use?

Love Larissa's testimony!!! Don Nathan

This is a handy piece. I created a similar one from my training with John Kuipers years ago. I'm definitely printing this. Thanks for posting things like this publicly.

So I have a cheap little set of clippers One of the blades is plastic And I can't get to the screws cuz they're not on the back

I use a Fish hook tyer $5 on ebay works a treat!!

Nice setup!

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Nice idea!

Good idea! However can’t find link in description. If you press on ‘more’ it just comes up with ‘there’s nothing more to see right now’

Did the normal eraser work for anyone ??

Hey Bonnie, Richard with Bear Claw Knife & Shear in Texas. It's been a long time! Good to see you still out there keeping it sharp. Just wanted to say howdy...

How can I learn to sharpen hair cutting scissors?

How can I learn to sharpen hair cutting scissors?

Your videos are a treasure trove. I hand-sharpen knives using a TSPROF K-03 and a plethora of stones, also I have quite the collection of synthetic and natural stones for my straight razors, and I've been dabbling with (beveled) barber shears for the last three years. Usually it's all fine and dandy, but a couple of times those burrs on the ride line really eluded me so far. I also tried a little flat stropping with a pasted strop, at that time, and it solved the issue, but still. I alternate between edge and inner strokes, as in 10 - 20 passes on the edge with the shears mounted on the K-03 tray, then 4-6 light free-hand passes on the same stone laying flat on the table, then again with a finer stone until the 5-6K range, or a Naniwa 10K if it's a very hard steel. I noticed you do edge-trailing strokes on your stone for burr removal; on knives it would be better to do edge-leading strokes, as far as I know, but there's surely something that I am missing here? Thanks a lot for your answer, I still have A TON to learn and you're a lovely teacher!

I would like Max's flow chart please. Thanks for all you do!

Came across your video. And can't find the full hour video you mentioned in links below

I love watching your videos. I'm a pet groomer and love to see you sharpen my shears. I know you don't like sharpening pet grooming shears 😂

Another great video Bonnie!