Sharpening Service and help with your sharpening questions

[2beagles121]

Hi, my name is Ron Schroerlucke. I began sharpening knives at the age of 9 under my grandfathers' watchful eye. I have used just about every kind of stone imaginable, but not all of them. In 1984 I bought my first set of paper sharpening wheels. I began sharpening at gun and knife shows and did commercial sharpening for restaurants.

After sharpening in restaurants for a number of years, I found most knives were very low quality and pretty much just junk. I began making knives for restaurants, hunters, fishermen etc., and continued to offer my sharpening services.

Base price for sharpening knives starts at a dollar an inch, plus postage, or if you happen to be in the Sidney, Ohio area on the last Saturday of the month, I am usually set up to sharpen blades at the local gun show.

My wife Sue and I offer carving, scrimshaw and basic engraving, sharpening and knife making.

I have included some pictures of some of my work, starting with an axe, a sword and a knife.

Questions? Contact me through BladeForums or rschroerlucke@woh.rr.com email.




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[buckman110]

Im not exactly sure, but i dont think you can advertise services on here. I to do this but have been unable to post to the best of my knowledge.

 

[1SHOT1KILL]

Im not exactly sure, but i dont think you can advertise services on here. I to do this but have been unable to post to the best of my knowledge.

You are mistaken. He has the proper membership to post exactly as he has.

 

[wvdavidr]

Was that ax done with the paper wheels?

 

[2beagles121]

NO The axe was done on a belt sander and finished on a paper wheel