Hey TW! Let's see your knives!

I'd buy that. Nice work!

 

Just get the Work Sharp precision

 

The lazy persons sharpener is the Work Sharp Ken Onion. I have both. The precision still requires work but I use the Ken Onion because my job takes up a lot of hours.

 

If you have super soft steel blades then I could see it ruining blades pretty quickly but I only use it on my M4 and 20CV knives. Those take an eternity to sharpen on my precision.

 

never used the Lansky before. To me this thing is good and easy. Only about 3-4 mins to sharpen a blade with pretty minimal physical exertion. That’s just my opinion though

 

Who likes leopard wood!!!!!
Leopard wood scales have been my biggest seller so far. So for my giveaway knife, I will be incorporating leopard wood with some copper swirl raffir for a sweet combo set of scales. I can’t wait. I should have them finished up at the end of January and then will start promoting the giveaway for early march.

 

There are any number of sharpening systems and fervent supporters of each. I have a Wicked Edge. Which works pretty much the same as Lansky and every other guided system. Of course, each have their take on how it should work.

About the only ones I’m not a fan of are like workSharp which, if you make a mistake, will pooch the grind—they’re good systems but require more skill than I have or am willing to commit to.

 

I agree!

 

Thanks Denk !

 

Twenty-twenty-one line up.

SBR & Shaman should be back from a BGM regrind tomorrow. Chaves Redencion left for a custom work to be done.

 

What are the 2 folders after the fixed blades from the left?

 

Have you ever used one? They're made for beginners and don't require much skill at all.
I have the MK. 2 and much prefer it over my KME system. The angle guides are adjustable and the flexible belts are easy to work with. I know Work Sharp is a "gimmicky" brand but the motorized systems actually work great.

 

Why the regrind on the SBR?

 

$218 Benchmade 940 EDC Knife with Green 6061-T6 Aluminum Handle (940)

Benchmade 940 with transparent knives #13 reblade on Rockscale Design handles and CKF T15

I haven't seen it done and thought I'd give it a shot. SBR is one of my top favorite as well.

 

Yes, I have.

 

I use neatsfoot oil on mine

 

I use this on both steel and leather.

 

That's right I think you posted that Osborne before. I like that much better than the original!

 

A couple I put scales on. Blanks came from Texas Knife.