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#3112945 - 01/07/13 04:48 PM

Re: Knife sharpening? [Re: Football Hunter]

DaveB
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Yep, I am a Lansky freak, even have a leather strop. The time it takes, I ran out of, so following the original story in the link above I made my Wife get me one for Christmas.

Honest, it is creepy how good a job it does. I just bought back time. Can't do that very often.

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#3113488 - 01/07/13 08:30 PM

Re: Knife sharpening? [Re: DaveB]

muskyhunter
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Registered: 02/06/08
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use worksharp on all my knives

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#3113625 - 01/07/13 08:58 PM

Re: Knife sharpening? [Re: muskyhunter]

Model 1
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After reading the other post about the work sharp, I ordered one and have sharpened every knife in the house, my game scissors, and several knifes for people at work. Amazing how simple and good of a job it does. I used to keep 2 spare knifes in the truck during deer season so I would always have a sharp one. No need for that now.

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#3113640 - 01/07/13 09:00 PM

Re: Knife sharpening? [Re: Model 1]

Poser
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I don't have any problems sharpening knives with stones, diamond plates and/or ceramic sticks. Did y'all sleep through Boy Scouts or something?

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#3113910 - 01/07/13 10:21 PM

Re: Knife sharpening? [Re: Poser]

parkerxbowhunter
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Registered: 09/24/11
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i like the ceramic sticks

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#3113923 - 01/07/13 10:26 PM

Re: Knife sharpening? [Re: Football Hunter]

catman529
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My $15 Kershaw will butcher a whole deer and I just have to hone it a little to get it back to shaving the hair off my arm... I did run it on the diamond sharpening stone a little after my last deer, honed it and it shaves again. The blade has a small chip which isn't surprising for a $15 knife but it holds an edge pretty darn well for the money. I think most knives are sharpened at 22.5 degrees on both sides so keep that in mind when you hone or sharpen it... I am far from expert and could use a little learning myself, but have gotten a little better at it during this past deer season.

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#3114391 - 01/08/13 09:43 AM

Re: Knife sharpening? [Re: catman529]

stik
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smith's sharpening sticks. ceramic sticks. great for maintaining the edge. cheap. compact. idiot proof.

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#3114457 - 01/08/13 10:36 AM

Re: Knife sharpening? [Re: stik]

JoeDeer
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There is a place in Memphis A1 Key shop on Poplar...they sharpen my knives..you get them back and they are like razor blades...i believe they use a wax wheel

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