Just ordered my first whetstone. What can I expect? Any

>>8163947
Expect your penis to remain small. As for a tip, stuff your trousers.

I've got one of those ones, bear in mind the coarse side is more like a blade reshaper than a sharpener, it takes a lot off.

The angle you need is probably shallower than you'd expect, and make sure you let the thing dry properly afterwards or it can grow mould.

>>8163975
I don't care what the porn addicted youth says but a small penis is actually better to have than a large one. Why am I saying this? In 99.9% of your whole life, all the time you won't have sex, a small penis is objectively just a superior thing to have. Especially when you get older and will have less and less of a sex drive it just gets better and better.

this thread contains a lot of lols and wisdom.

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>>8163988
t. cuck

>>8164360
put me on the screencap!

>>8163981
>mould
It's spelled mold you Anglo piece of trash

Should have bought a sharpening steel tbqh

>>8164419
>muh dic

Nigger, get the fuck out of here.

>>8164407
Put him on the screencap!

>>8164419
Nope. A mold is a die, which has nothing to do with mould.
Look it up.

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>>8163947
I'm a 6'4" chef at Wendy's with a 9 inch cock making over $130,000 per year and I use these all the time.

Is the steel in your chef's knife folded over one thousand times?

>>8164471
Look it up more carefully, mold means both growth and a die, unless you're Anglo and then mould is both a growth and a die.

No country uses both mold and mould to differentiate the meanings.

>>8164708
The important thing is that you looked it up and gained an education. No need to thank me.

>>8164480
does wendy's pay you to make these posts?

>>8164471
A mold is not a die. A mold is for casting and a die is for forming. Reference: I am a manufacturing engineer

>>8164972
>forming
*forging

t. someone who worked in the industry.
proud fact: managed the (then) largest press forge in the southern hemisphere (4500t).

>>8164462
>>8164471
>>8164972

Human waste

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/mold

>>8163947
Round of the edges on the stone. All 4 sides, just give a quick bevel as to not run your blade against it. Made that mistake a few times when I first started sharpening.

Soaking time (If it requires it) is also very important. You're gonna want to make sure you don't over soak it; letting it sit in water for hours upon hours or course, or else the stone will simply fall apart into pieces and break.I would however recommend going a bit above the suggested time, as a softer stone lends more of the abrasive when sharpening, making it easier.

i.e If the stone says to soak for 20 minutes, go for 25 minutes

>>8165023
>webster

You'll round the shit out of your edge until you get enough practise to require another stone. Your wrists will get sore. Consistent motions are the key to keeping a proper angle.

>>8164958
I get paid in double stacks.

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>>8165023
>Merriam Webster

Looks pretty dry.