01-04-2019, 01:49 AM
Mr. Sharpco, I edited my post and babbled - "Looking at the third image again I see diagonal scratching on the bevel that is not present on the part that is not deburred. Because of that scratching, I now think that image may from the Scotch-Brite rather than the Exacto. It makes little difference as the results were the same."
Also I originally uttered, "So by hand, using light moderate pressure I dragged the blade for about an inch or two over the belt and took a picture of it. To my surprise it worked. That Scotch-Brite surface grabbed the LOW and broke it off but didn't remove any of the wonderful toothiness."
Additionally, Mr. Mark stated he can do the same with a stone.
So no. Power equipment is not needed.
Also I originally uttered, "So by hand, using light moderate pressure I dragged the blade for about an inch or two over the belt and took a picture of it. To my surprise it worked. That Scotch-Brite surface grabbed the LOW and broke it off but didn't remove any of the wonderful toothiness."
Additionally, Mr. Mark stated he can do the same with a stone.
So no. Power equipment is not needed.