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im looking for a guided sharpener thats good and inexpensive any good ones out there?
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Guided Sharpener?
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What is your budget? "inexpensive" is not the same for everyone.
You can get a Lansky kit for around $40-50 shipped from the 'zon. Understand that these fixed sharpeners are not good for knives with big curves, recurved blades or have which have rounded/tapered spines -which the guide clamp cannot get a good grip on.
You can get the Spyderco sharpener for about the same. It will need a bit more hand-eye coordination, but I think it the Spyderco Sharpmaker is a faster and more flexible system.
You can get a Lansky kit for around $40-50 shipped from the 'zon. Understand that these fixed sharpeners are not good for knives with big curves, recurved blades or have which have rounded/tapered spines -which the guide clamp cannot get a good grip on.
You can get the Spyderco sharpener for about the same. It will need a bit more hand-eye coordination, but I think it the Spyderco Sharpmaker is a faster and more flexible system.
