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Sharpening
- Thread starter Mr_Rukus
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Depending on what grit the stone is, it could certainly work - does the knife(s) get sharp enough for your uses?
Not sure what your definition of inexpensive is, but I have found the Spyderco Sharpmaker is a super simple and effective way to get all my knives sharp. It may be a bit pricier than other alternatives, but it's so foolproof that I end up sharpening and therefore keeping my knives razor sharp at all times.
Not sure what your definition of inexpensive is, but I have found the Spyderco Sharpmaker is a super simple and effective way to get all my knives sharp. It may be a bit pricier than other alternatives, but it's so foolproof that I end up sharpening and therefore keeping my knives razor sharp at all times.
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It's not the cheapest in terms of purchase price, but I'd have to say the Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition because it's fast. My time is worth something and I can sharpen 5-10 knives on it in the time it would take me to sharpen one or two on the Sharpmaker. I've got a review of the Work Sharp on my website.
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What sort of stone is it? If a combination stone of reasonable quality, that and your diamond rod and perhaps some polishing compound will be good for the great majority of sharpening you might need.