outsharp
/ˈaʊtˌʃɑrp/Definitions
1. verb
to cut or shape something (especially wood) more sharply or skillfully, often in a more precise or skilled manner than before
“The carpenter had to outsharp the edge of the plank before attaching it to the frame.”
2. noun
the act of sharpening or cutting something more sharply, often in a more precise or skilled manner than before
“The outsharpening of the blade made it much more effective at cutting through the thick rope.”