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Lansky puck worth it for sharpening hawks/hatchets
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works fine for me on my hawk and axes. i would recommend it. there are others on the market, but the lansky is the only one i have used.
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I have not used the Lansky puck. However, I have an old two sided puck very much like it that I use all the time. With it I can put an edge on an axe, hatchet, or tomahawk that will shave your arm. I consider a good stone a necessity for proper sharpening of all hand axes.
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i have never used one for such but i have heard they were good for that as well as shovels, lawn mower blades, etc...
their pretty versatile.
I have one by Smith's that I also use to touch up my machete.
As for lawnmover blades and shovels, I'd go with a file. They are sufficient for good enough edges in a short amount of time. I don't think it is worth the effort to bring shovels and Lawnmover blades to razor sharpness.
Ookami
As for lawnmover blades and shovels, I'd go with a file. They are sufficient for good enough edges in a short amount of time. I don't think it is worth the effort to bring shovels and Lawnmover blades to razor sharpness.
Ookami