The Block Knife Sharpener
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methadoneman
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The Block Knife Sharpener
I picked one up at a gun/knife show last weekend and I must say it works great.The guy sharpened knives for free at the show and when he handed me back my knife it was the sharpest it had been since it was new.(Also I just have to mention that the woman that was with the guy selling these was a HOTTY,she sure aint hurting sales none lol )Do any of you all have any experience with this sharpener
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buck16
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Re: The Block Knife Sharpener
Had to google it to see what you were talking about. I like to free-hand because there is a lot of satisfaction in the process and results. I might use one of those on kitchen knives in the interest of time.
- elbertson
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Re: The Block Knife Sharpener
I guess it would work if the knife you are sharpening has the same angle edge...most of my knives have varied edge angles.
The beatings will continue until morale has improved...
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gringo
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Re: The Block Knife Sharpener
should i admit i have thrown out one of these?
i am old school when it comes to sharpening a knife...
i am old school when it comes to sharpening a knife...
- johnnierotten
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Re: The Block Knife Sharpener
A pic would be nice....and one of the HOTTIE would even be nicer!!

johnnierotten
So far,So good...So What!!
So far,So good...So What!!