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JustinM
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Joined: 23 Jun 2007
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 Redi-Edge sharpener. |
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I havn't really been a fan of the "V type" sharpeners, but I really don't have a choice because I can't sharpen a knife on a stone that well (not razor sharp, but I can put a utility edge on). I went to Gander Mountain earlier and picked up a Redi-Edge sharpener since my RAT-5 was getting dull. The Redi-Edge put a very nice edge on it with 5 or 6 strokes on the sharpener. It's not the nest edge but I really don't think I need my field knife to shave the hair of fmy arm when it's priumarily used for chopping and all that fun stuff. Anyways, if you guys can't get a edge with a stone like myself, give Redi-Edge a try.
http://www.amazon.com/Redi-Edge-Knife-Sharpener-w-Sheath/dp/B000I1PGSM
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| Mon Jun 25, 2007 5:58 pm |
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Drummer Dave
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Im not to bad at useing a stone to get a pretty good edge on my knifes.
But i also use a V-sharpener on the knife i use alot i just drag it across twice to keep the edge there.
The one i have is a - Smith's. Thats all it says on it. It has coarse carbide at one end & fine ceramic on the other.
It was $ 10.00 
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turd
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| Mon Jun 25, 2007 7:21 pm |
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clone7
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i love the lansky one. Also the spyderco sharpmaker works really well.
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| Wed Jun 27, 2007 8:55 pm |
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