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I would use either a Norton India oilstone or a Diamond impregnated "stone".


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NE450No2 wrote:I would use either a Norton India oilstone or a Diamond impregnated "stone".

Thanks for the info mate..!! will look at finding one..!

HunterAU wrote:They look manure hot mate..!! WOW you should have posted a picture earlier and you would have everyone in the comp..!!

OK BTM_54 honestly i think you owe me because i invited you into the world of Corjack..!! But to be a fair man i will let you use it when you are in Melbourne..

No worries mate.
I'm going down to Melbourne in October for a conference.
Ill give you a yell closer to the time.
Cheers,
btm_54

HunterAU wrote:

NE450No2 wrote:I would use either a Norton India oilstone or a Diamond impregnated "stone".

Thanks for the info mate..!! will look at finding one..!

I would suggest a Lansky sharpening system. I had a friend demo one for me about 15 years ago, and I have been using one ever since.

One advantage of the Lansky is that the guide keeps your edge angle true with every sharpening. I started out with "regular" stones on mine, but I upgraded a few years ago to diamond stones. I honestly can't tell any difference.


That really is a great looking knife!

btm_54 wrote:

HunterAU wrote:They look manure hot mate..!! WOW you should have posted a picture earlier and you would have everyone in the comp..!!

OK BTM_54 honestly i think you owe me because i invited you into the world of Corjack..!! But to be a fair man i will let you use it when you are in Melbourne..

No worries mate.
I'm going down to Melbourne in October for a conference.
Ill give you a yell closer to the time.
Cheers,
btm_54

BTM_54
How long will you be in Melbourne for?

R'man
You are not wrong there mate... this is truly a superior blade to any knife i own.. I look forward to the next comp