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(who knows how much damage I would have done
if I was using power tools!)

Potentially a LOT more damage if you "goofed".

Making "goofs" with power tools and sharp objects can be SERIOUSLY bad - primarily for your own safety. But, yes, you can ugly up a knife or damage a knife as well.

I don't want to down-play the "potential" dangers of sharpening knives with power tools. The combination CAN be dangerous. So, fair warning and don't blame me for anyone getting hurt.

But, using a powered belt sander/grinder can be a very effective and way faster means of getting a VERY sharp edge. It is how most pros do it.

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JYD #39 I prefer "SATIN" blades!!!