Ceramic Rods
#2
Try washing it with soap and water. They plug up with the material that you are grinding off the blade. If that doesn't help, use some fine emery, 400 grit, and clean the rod. Done it many times, and it works. Another option is to get a small diamond steel. I have one, and it is great for a quick touch up if needed.
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Nontypical Buck
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I have tried scrubbing then with Ajax, and also a special black eraser, but no luck.
I talked to the folks at Lansky and they said, "The rods can get so clogged they won't sharpen anymore or be cleaned.

Thanks.
I talked to the folks at Lansky and they said, "The rods can get so clogged they won't sharpen anymore or be cleaned.


Thanks.
Last edited by handloader1; 11-05-2012 at 05:45 PM.
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Fork Horn
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Central Indiana
Use the above method with the scratch pad and "Bar Keepers Friend" scrubbing cleanser under hot water. Always works for me. If all else fails, find a hot water type pressure washer. They will come clean.



