That's two votes for a Lansky. Pretty hard to beat.
http://www.amazon.com/Lansky-Diamond-Deluxe-Sharpening-System/dp/B000B8L6LS/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1343756848&sr=1-1&keywords=lansky
That's two votes for a Lansky. Pretty hard to beat.
http://www.amazon.com/Lansky-Diamond-Deluxe-Sharpening-System/dp/B000B8L6LS/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1343756848&sr=1-1&keywords=lansky
I happen to know of a real handsome guy that has one for sale in the classifieds for a better price with all the stones you'd need from diamond / natural / ceramic / serrations.
Ok so I went to trails end knives on German corner in owasso. Nice place. Nice people. Had him sharpen my spyderco tenacious. Holy crap it's sharp!!! Way sharper than I had it. Charges 2 bux!!!! Defiantly worth it!!! Try that place. Tomorrow he is open 10-7.
I talked with a guy in the USSA pro shop who said they had a guy there that will hand sharpen a blade. I don't know the price because he suggested I send mine in to Benchmade.
I sharpen on paper wheels. It takes practice and an eye for detail just like anything else that's done right. Some people just don't have that and they can't understand why grind marks on the scales are a problem! Yes, don't let anyone touch your stuff with power tools unless you reallly trust them.
To the OP, I think you should learn to sharpen. Edge Pro, sandpaper and mouse pad, paper wheels, strops with compounds etc. Many ways to get a good edge. You just have to practice and pay attention and you'll get it.
if you're in the edmond/guthrie area i'll sharpen it for you. i use polishing compound and a buffing wheel for my final step, the edge literally shines like a mirror & if you run it up your arm your arm hairs will fly into the air. works best on a thin blade & a steep angle.
