Jcsixx01
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Why don't you post a picture of it? That would probably help.
This is it.
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Why don't you post a picture of it? That would probably help.
Oh great! Now I have to find a river too!?!Assuming you don't have a pocket stone, a smooth river rock will do the job slowly, but it will do the job. A rock is generally still harder than even M390 steel and it will cut and sharpen. This is also why sometimes a good quality, but less wear resistant knife can be a better choice. Years ago traditionals were the way to go and they were easy to sharpen but still held their edge fine.
Just depends on whether you want a toothy edge or a polished oneOh great! Now I have to find a river too!?!![]()
I find a toothy edge works best for cutting farmer's fences in the wilderness.Just depends on whether you want a toothy edge or a polished one
Once I was at an RV park in Boulder, WY and I found a small fist sized rock that had an absurdly hard and smooth finish sitting half buried in the ground. I washed it off and finished a knife on it and it was like a mirror finish, which was a lot finer than the pocket stone I took with me on the trip. I think I put it in the car and kept it as a souvenir.
I wish I could help you, but I'm all out of smartass answers...
So THATS where you find the wire.... I shoulda knownI find a toothy edge works best for cutting farmer's fences in the wilderness.![]()
If you were out in the woods walking the dog or hiking or what ever and got lost, how could you sharpen your M390 or some other super steel folder if you did not have a sharpening stone with you? I know they were stay sharp a long time, but what if you had to cut some wire or what ever? Don't get me wrong, I like the new steels, but was just wondering. I just what First Blood. Lol
I see the super steel sharpening to be a big problem if caught out in the woods without a diamond stone. The only time I would ever carry a sharpening stone is if I intend to spend more than a week in the woods and I know I will be using my blades a lot.Why wouldn't you have a sharpening stone with you?![]()