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My work knife was damaged so I bought this Smith field sharpening system to repair and sharpen the blade while away from home. This is a demonstration and review of the smith field sharpening system. How to repair the damaged edge of a knife and then re profile the cutting edge and finally sharpen it using the Smith Field sharpening system. I started Knife making as a project to make a personal gift for each of my children. The first three knives that I made with hand files to do the shaping of the bevels. This is a long labor intensive process. I did make a wooden bevel filing jig which helped me keep the bevels at the desired angles. After make the first three knives I decided that for the rest of the knives I would get an inexpensive grinder to speed the process along. I found a Delta 1″ x 42″ sander on Craigslist for $100.00 and bought it. Using this grinding I was able to shave 18 hours off of the time it was taking me to make a knife. I used the small belt sander to

Use a Coffee Mug – Knife Sharpening Kitchen Hack!! Sharpen kitchen knives—it’s one of the easiest ways to instantly improve your cooking. Dull knives are dangerous because a dull blade requires more force to do the job and so has a higher chance of slipping and missing the mark. Plus, poorly cut food will not cook properly. A sharp knife will produce food that is evenly cut and therefore will cook at an even rate. You can use old coffee mug, not your favorite mug or cracked mug to sharpen knife. I have used yellow coffee mug to make my knives sharp. it just takes 2 mins to sharpen knife, you can sharpen small or big knives but definitely not butter knife!! This way of sharpening knife not only saves money but also saves lot of time, as u dnt need to carry knife all the way to market! EASIEST WAY TO SHARPEN KNIFE ON COFFEE MUG: HOW TO DO IT: Need to sharpen a small/big knife, but don’t own a knife sharpener? If you find yourself with a dull knife but without a knife shar

Jackknives are actually more dangerous when they are dull, so check out these knife-sharpening tips. Warning Children under 10 should not use a jackknife, and an adult should help older children. Step 1: Use a whetstone Use a whetstone, usually made of granite, to sharpen your jackknife. Find them at many outdoor, camping, or kitchen stores. Step 2: Position the blade Position the blade against the stone at a 30-degree angle on the stone, with the back of the blade tilted off the stone a third of the way to vertical. Step 3: Sharpen one side Push the blade across the stone as if you were slicing a thin layer off the top of the stone. Step 4: Sharpen other side Pull the blade across the surface of the stone the same as before, but towards you to sharpen the other side of the stone. Tip Brush the knife back and forth as described to evenly sharpen both sides more efficiently. Step 5: Check the sharpness Check the sharpness by holding the blade under a bright li

THE ULTIMATE BUNDLE: Enjoy professional and effective sharpening with our double-sided whetstone sharpener. It has #3000 and #8000 grit sides which are the perfect setting for both honing and sharpening.  This complete bundle includes a knife angle guide to achieve the most accurate sharpening angle, 2 safety silicon bases and a non-slip bamboo base to keep the stone in place while sharpening. YOUR SAFETY COMES FIRST: Your safety is of great importance to us. Our complete bundle includes the perfect GIFT. A pair of premium quality anti-cut gloves level 5. These cut-resistant gloves are very strong and durable and get you much greater safety while handling any sharp blade.The best electric knife sharpeners are otherwise sold separately on Amazon for $11. What a deal! EASE OF USE: An included angle guide helps you sharpen your knives on the whetstone sharpener at the right angle. No more will you spend enormous effort sharpening your knives only to realize you were sh

Whether you are running 440C or S90V, even the most super of steels will need to be sharpened eventually. This can be an intimidating task to some, but we’re going to take a look at three systems that make the job easy and achieve fantastic results. Let’s check them out. The first is the Spyderco Sharp maker, an intuitive and easy to use device that can achieve hair-shaving results with ease on almost any steel out there, so long as the edge isn’t so far gone that you need to re profile it. All the elements come in this black plastic case that doubles as a stand, making this a very tidy package to store when not in use. There are two preset angles for the stones, meaning you don’t have to worry about maintaining the proper angle as you would when freehand sharpening on a flat stone. One way to check and see if the preset angle is matching up to your knife is to color the sharpened edge in with a black marker. After a few strokes, if the marks have disappeared, you know you ar