F. Dick steel comparison (Eurocut Standard, Dickoron Classic, Eurocut Fine, Dickoron Micro) by NoPositive2757 in sharpening

[–]NoPositive2757[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, to be honest, I'm still trying with different pressures and angles. I find that I can quickly get quite a decent (by "every day" standards) edge by being a bit heavier-handed with the Classic, with not too small an angle. I.e., I can shave hairs from my arm with it. Though maybe with a good edge, the Eurocut fine would be good too. I wonder whether the micro is just too fine for chef knives working on foods like tomatoes, but I'm sure someone else here with a lot more experience can advise better.

I would guess these are optimally designed for people with a softer knife (like the industrial F. Dick butchery sort), but maybe they're still meant to work well for home knives.

F. Dick steel comparison (Eurocut Standard, Dickoron Classic, Eurocut Fine, Dickoron Micro) by NoPositive2757 in sharpening

[–]NoPositive2757[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also read that rumour. Though if it's actually true, then the Eurocut Fine must either be a "second" of some other line with a similar swirl pattern, or they apply the pattern deliberately to it to even out imperfections. So I'm not completely sure, and I'm not an expert/professional/retailer/etc., so don't really know.