Knife sharpening

[PapaDave]

I have two nice fillet knives that have gotten a little dull from the last year and I would like to sharpen them. What is a fairly easy way to do that? I don't know of any place that does that, or a tool that would do the job well.

[Yakin]

Originally Posted by PapaDCh

I have two nice fillet knives that have gotten a little dull from the last year and I would like to sharpen them. What is a fairly easy way to do that? I don't know of any place that does that, or a tool that would do the job well.

Honestly every sporting goods place sell them
it depends they have several different types some guys like using wet rocks
and some like to use a plastic tool that u slide the blades in-between
So go to your local sporting goods or hell even like walmart, target, ect..
and ask someone for a knife sharping tool you will have like a option from 3-15 different types

[Iceman]

use before every fillet session.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syvvxx3eGpI

[TEAMFISH]

Originally Posted by Yakin

Honestly every sporting goods place sell them
it depends they have several different types some guys like using wet rocks
and some like to use a plastic tool that u slide the blades in-between
So go to your local sporting goods or hell even like walmart, target, ect..
and ask someone for a knife sharping tool you will have like a option from 3-15 different types

So true, I have a very expensive stone set that I use when I need to basically re-edge a blade or completely change the angle. Once my knifes are sharp I use a that cheap plastic tool that has the ceramic shafts in it, works great to keep a super sharp edge on them (once a sharp edge has been established)

[PapaDave]

Thanks for the tips!

[Yakin]

Originally Posted by TEAMFISH

So true, I have a very expensive stone set that I use when I need to basically re-edge a blade or completely change the angle. Once my knifes are sharp I use a that cheap plastic tool that has the ceramic shafts in it, works great to keep a super sharp edge on them (once a sharp edge has been established)

What kind of stone set do you use I use to have one called I think a "diamond rock" from BPS

[TEAMFISH]

Originally Posted by Yakin

What kind of stone set do you use I use to have one called I think a "diamond rock" from BPS

I have the Gatco. I know they make better but I've had this for years.

http://www.gatcosharpeners.com/produ...te_dia_sys.mgi

[Yakin]

Originally Posted by TEAMFISH

I have the Gatco. I know they make better but I've had this for years.

http://www.gatcosharpeners.com/produ...te_dia_sys.mgi

nice not bad as all why did you get rid of it?

[bus kid]

John's Knife Sharpening Murrieta, CA
(951) 894-4128   (760) 443-1443 (Mobile) ‎

San Diego Cutlery 1786 Corta Cresta, Oceanside, CA 92056
(760) 732-1472 ‎

[Streak]

This is the Rolls Royce of sharpeners. I have had mine for many years.
Sharpens plain and serrated edge knives, scissors, chisels, hooks etc etc.

I have the cheaper crock sticks in my fishing bag fro quick jobs but the Spyderco really gets the job done properly.

http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=77