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How do you get your knife sharp after use ??

I use a Lansky sharpening kit and it works very good

Its easy to handle and I use it every time I had used my hunting knife, then it only need a little sharpening


Sharpening my fine knife after using it on the boar last year

I use a couple of Japanese water stones that I have in the woodworking shop.

I carry a small pocket diamond stone for trips or touch ups in the field.

Those Lanskey's are supposed to be the best to keep an angle...

Dinsdale

I use a paper wheel system on my grinder. You can put an extremely sharp edge on the cheapest knife you have in no time at all. You can also mess up a good blade fast if you use too heavy a hand.

http://users.ameritech.net/knives/paper.htm

I like the looks of the Lansky kit and might give that a try.

+1 for the lansky

I have been using a Lansky for nearly 20 years, and it has worked great.

Over the years, I have "upgraded" my stones from standard to diamond, and I can't honestly say that it is any better.

Lansky for me best way to keep a great edge

Maybe we should ask to rename this Blaser Buds AND Lansky Forums? Seems everyone has one.

Now I feel all left out cause I don't own one



Dinsdale

dinsdale wrote:Maybe we should ask to rename this Blaser Buds AND Lansky Forums? Seems everyone has one.

Now I feel all left out cause I don't own one



Dinsdale

I will lend you mine until you get one if that helps

deerhunter338mag wrote:I will lend you mine until you get one if that helps

Now that's the kind of offer that makes this forum sooooo good.



Dinsdale

dinsdale wrote:

deerhunter338mag wrote:I will lend you mine until you get one if that helps

Now that's the kind of offer that makes this forum sooooo good.



Dinsdale

The only bad bit is the plane flight over here but I will pick up from the airport and take you back and show you how to use it

dinsdale wrote:Maybe we should ask to rename this Blaser Buds AND Lansky Forums? Seems everyone has one.

Now I feel all left out cause I don't own one

Well, it is a hell of a lot cheaper to join the Lansky club than the Blaser club.

I find a Norton Oil stone best for really sharpening a blade after a lot of use.
I started using them in the late 1960's when I was working as a Butcher.

However for use in the field, I like the DMT Diamond folding sharpener.

Diamond works real good, especially on stainless blades.

Yes, me too, I have and use the Lansky, does a great job.

That said, I've been getting old and grumpy lately, and not only that but lazy

I won this little puppy from a shoot a couple years ago and it has been doing a great job for me, much faster! In fact, it was so good that at another shoot seen another one laying there, and snatched it up in a heartbeat, Waidmannsheil, Dom.

Personally, I prefer the EdgePro over the Lansky.

For convex edges, though, I use a series of strops with compound added.

Another vote for Lansky. After decades, no ruined blades, perfect performance as advertised.