Stay Sharp Broadhead Sharpening Guide Give away
#13
Most welcome
Hope you guys sell a ton of them. As I previously stated, they are fantastic. Especially for those not really gifted in sharpening. They hold your blade at the perfect angle for a truly sharp edge. Not to mention when you have meathooks as big as mine, holding a tiny little replacement type blade at a proper angle is tough to say the least!
Hope you guys sell a ton of them. As I previously stated, they are fantastic. Especially for those not really gifted in sharpening. They hold your blade at the perfect angle for a truly sharp edge. Not to mention when you have meathooks as big as mine, holding a tiny little replacement type blade at a proper angle is tough to say the least!
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#18
Looks like I great idea. I think I will buy both.
Have you guys considered making something like this for knives?
I do all my sharpening pretty well by hand but a simple little device to remove all doubt can't be a bad thing. I think I could use this to teach people how to sharpen as people are always asking me to either teach them or do it for them.
Any way I can use Paypal?
Have you guys considered making something like this for knives?
I do all my sharpening pretty well by hand but a simple little device to remove all doubt can't be a bad thing. I think I could use this to teach people how to sharpen as people are always asking me to either teach them or do it for them.
Any way I can use Paypal?
Last edited by rockport; 10-15-2015 at 08:10 PM.
#19
Most welcome
Hope you guys sell a ton of them. As I previously stated, they are fantastic. Especially for those not really gifted in sharpening. They hold your blade at the perfect angle for a truly sharp edge. Not to mention when you have meathooks as big as mine, holding a tiny little replacement type blade at a proper angle is tough to say the least!
Hope you guys sell a ton of them. As I previously stated, they are fantastic. Especially for those not really gifted in sharpening. They hold your blade at the perfect angle for a truly sharp edge. Not to mention when you have meathooks as big as mine, holding a tiny little replacement type blade at a proper angle is tough to say the least!
#20
I used to use Linemans pliers. The 9" Kliens have a little flat spot that puts the blades at a dead perfect angle. But yeah those holders that DYI is selling work very well and are about as easy to use as can be. Throw a blade in the clamp, set the blade to where it is just touching the stone, throw a few licks on it, throw the blade across a leather strap a few licks and away ya go!


