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I can shave with most of the blades in the house now, the Tiny Damascus deer knife is always surgically sharp, but I was impressed with how well my new $15 Mora knife got keen edged.
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I got a 3 stone set of used stones years ago from work.
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What kind/brand of wet stones? Expensive jap stones?
I have a nice cheap 1000gt ceramic flat stone Ive been using for touch up. Was looking at the norton water stones I have several moras, and Beckers and got a Esee 6 recently
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Put a link up Steve. I need a good Whetstone??
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http://www.sharpeningsupplies.com/No...ystem-P31.aspx
I've used these as long as I have cut meat. |
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Stones are almost a thing ofv the past IMHO. At work & home I have a diamond steel & a steel one. The both steels will do what a set of stones will with less hassle.
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Once you get your knife sharp it doesn't take much to keep it that way.
I have a Tormek T-7 water cooled sharpener for my planer and jointer blades. It's also good for chisels and scissors and knives. I have a couple of Arkansas stones that I use to touch up my knife blades. Just a couple of passes on each side and the blade is razor sharp again. The bottom one is super fine. ![]()
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Steve is it this one yah got? Just picked it up for fish filleting off Amazon. Oh my God is it sharp and nice.
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In hunting camp and you forgot your knife sharpener? If you have a piece of glass, top of your side truck window or a ceramic coffee cup? They make great emergency knife sharpeners.
As good as a stone or steel? Nope but they will sharpen enough to skin a deer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vi2gzCrS-fE |
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