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Pro Knife sharpener needed
- Thread starter kalan850
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NJBillK
Custom Leather and Fixed Blade modifications.
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Josh at Razor Edge Knives does some great work and is a supporting member here.
Take a look:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1243155-Mods-Regrinds-Cerakote-and-Sharpening
Take a look:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1243155-Mods-Regrinds-Cerakote-and-Sharpening
Josh at Razor Edge Knives does indeed do great work but ... isn't that a bit over-kill for such a working blade?
How about asking one of your fellow Beckerheads over in the Becker Knife & Tool subforum for a favor -
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php/827-Becker-Knife-amp-Tool
I'm sure they'd put a great working edge on it for you for little or nothing.
Or how about just doing it yourself?
I built this oversized cross-stick sharpener for my BK9 for less than $10. A few feet of 1x2, a 3/4" dowel rod, and sandpaper.
How about asking one of your fellow Beckerheads over in the Becker Knife & Tool subforum for a favor -
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php/827-Becker-Knife-amp-Tool
I'm sure they'd put a great working edge on it for you for little or nothing.
Or how about just doing it yourself?
I built this oversized cross-stick sharpener for my BK9 for less than $10. A few feet of 1x2, a 3/4" dowel rod, and sandpaper.
ncrockclimb
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Josh. I know that there are others members that do good work, but Josh is the best. THE BEST. I mean it, and IMHO he is the best by a great amount. Skill, demeanor and integrity: Josh has them all. I am pretty sure that others will chime in and agree with me shortly...
BTW, I sent him my BK9 a while back. He took a great knife and made it absolutely amazing. He also did this with a Condor chopper. I think that Josh is more than worth every $ he charges (and he is not that expensive), and he is able to eek every bit of functionality out of even the most mundane knives.