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Cuda MAXX sharpening
- Thread starter 4 Ranges
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The stones that come with the 204 work perfectly for the Maxx. The diamond rods are expensive and really only needed if you plan on reprofiling a lot of blades. For that purpose they are great.
I find the Maxx thin profile edge a joy to resharpen and love the cutting edge you can get with the D2 steel.
Both the knife and the sharpener are quality products that perform.
I find the Maxx thin profile edge a joy to resharpen and love the cutting edge you can get with the D2 steel.
Both the knife and the sharpener are quality products that perform.
- Joined
- Oct 4, 1998
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4 Ranges,
Roshi is spot on.....I've been home sharpening my MAXX's with the regular Spyderco 204 set up since we introduced the knives. I DO, however like the diamond rods for re-profiling knives, and repairing damaged blades.
Roshi is spot on.....I've been home sharpening my MAXX's with the regular Spyderco 204 set up since we introduced the knives. I DO, however like the diamond rods for re-profiling knives, and repairing damaged blades.