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Hook sharpening (35 posts / 5,701 views)
Notts485
Posts: 535
Post #31 19 May 2021 19:31
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In reply to Post #30
JP hooks strong and sharp as you will ever need. Use these you wont go back to shop ones. Each hook is hand sharpened by Jamie himself. He has also had his own designs made.
LondonCarper107 LondonCarper107
Posts: 187
Post #32 19 May 2021 19:51
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In reply to Post #26
Maybe a bad batch as many people on here are saying they have never had this happen?
Flacky24 Flacky24
Posts: 13
Post #33 19 May 2021 22:12
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Thanks for the advise guys, seems to be a really mixed response across the forum
It looks like I will be purchasing some hooks from jp.
nicky_napkins nicky_napkins
Posts: 596
Post #34 21 Jun 2021 01:13
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Are there any good websites (jewellers) to but files from?
My jag file is worn out..
duggs
Posts: 5,559
Post #35 21 Jun 2021 06:18
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In reply to Post #34
How long have you had it, and are sure it's worn out and not clogged up? Hook coatings are a bitch to clean from diamond files, I'd imagine they'd stick to files too eventually. File cleaning cards cost a couple of quid and bring clogged files back into service quickly

If it is dead, I can't recommend anywhere to buy them but vallorbe make excellent files. I prefer a small flat tapered, smooth cut engineering file to the Swiss pillar jewellers files usually recommended, easier to use on hooks with the eye in line with the point. I do like the jag one tho, it's handy not having cutting edges on the sides

Edit, size matters with files, a 6inch smooth cut is a lot finer than a 10inch smooth cut with engineering files
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