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[ 2010.04.18 ] Sharpening - \ / Style
Hand Sharpening
 Spyderco
Triangle Sharpmaker is amazing for freehand
sharpening/touch ups. The guy on the CD is
obviously the pro, but even an amatuer like
me was able to touch up my normal steel knives
with no issues. I've touched up the edge
on tons of family and friends knives and
they are very happy about the edge. I'm not
good enough with it to try harder steels,
S30V or equivilent. I still ship those out
to professional sharpeners and they hold
their edge a long, long time.
Click Here for more information on the Spyderco Sharpmaker |
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[ 2010.04.17 ] Sharpening - Fixed and
Pivot Rod
 KME
Knife Sharpening System works! With no
practical knife sharpening experience,
I took some of my Dads and Brothers older
knifes and worked them to razor sharp.
It took a little practice with the really
curved blades like the Buck Pathfinder,
but was doable. This system is very good
for resetting an edge and getting you back
to basic sharpening needs.
Click Here for
more information on
the KME Sharpener |
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| Cutlery/Knives/Blades |
| Small Collection of Knives |
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 Funtional
Art
I love knives. They are beatiful pieces of working art. I've bought only a few
pieces over time and kept almost all of them. Each brings something with them
that I really cherish. I have a number of high end production knives, one limited
edition from Buck, one Semi-custom from Downeast Knife Company (sold almost exclusively
through bladeforums.com) and two full custom pieces that I can not highlight
as they will someday be gifts to my children.
You can see some photos I took of most of them here:
Click Here for Knife Pictures
in larger sizes
Sample Photos:
Benchmade 722SBT - Mel Pardue
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Benchmade 210 - Snody
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Buck 802SS - Signature Series
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Buck 110 - Alaskan Guide
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Kershaw Chive
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Downeast Knife Company Companion
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