Broadhead Sharpeners
06-23-2007 | 01:14 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Broadhead Sharpeners
Does anyone have any good recommendations for how to sharpen fix blade broadheads. I've been using a cheap little tool from bass pro, but i was just wondering if there was something better? What does everyone use?
06-23-2007 | 02:36 PM
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RE: Broadhead Sharpeners
Three blade heads are pretty easy to sharpen, because the angle is already set acrosstwo of the blades. There are some diamond stones made by DMTwith whichI have had very good results - they come in coarse, medium, fine and extra fine. I think G5 also makes a diamond stone for broadhead sharpening. I woud highly recommend these over a regular arkansas type whetstone.
06-23-2007 | 03:06 PM
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RE: Broadhead Sharpeners
ORIGINAL: Roskoe
Three blade heads are pretty easy to sharpen, because the angle is already set acrosstwo of the blades. There are some diamond stones made by DTIwith whichI have had very good results - they come in coarse, medium, fine and extra fine. I think G5 also makes a diamond stone for broadhead sharpening. I woud highly recommend these over a regular arkansas type whetstone.
Three blade heads are pretty easy to sharpen, because the angle is already set acrosstwo of the blades. There are some diamond stones made by DTIwith whichI have had very good results - they come in coarse, medium, fine and extra fine. I think G5 also makes a diamond stone for broadhead sharpening. I woud highly recommend these over a regular arkansas type whetstone.
And "whetstone". You are good. Spelling.
06-23-2007 | 07:14 PM
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RE: Broadhead Sharpeners
ORIGINAL: Horizontal Hunter
For my knives and broadheads I use the Lansky Sharpenr and I follow it up with a leather strop and stropping compound. This gets them scary sharp.
HH
For my knives and broadheads I use the Lansky Sharpenr and I follow it up with a leather strop and stropping compound. This gets them scary sharp.
HH
