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Posted: 1/31/2017 6:53:14 PM EDT
| I have a meyerco cqb (154cm steel) I would like to get professionally sharpened. Anyone got a recommendation? There is no one local to me so it has to be someone that takes mail-in items. |
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Send it here
http://www.razoredgeknives.com Josh is great and will treat you right. |
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This guy's is well regarded |
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I plan on learning how to do it myself over the summer. I can't learn now, as I am a tax accountant and it is the beginning of tax season. Hello 60-80hr weeks. My wife is an Enrolled Agent so I know what you mean. There's a maintenance section of bladeforums for when you have time to learn. |
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Spyderco Sharpmaker
I use this system. It will give you a near razor edge in just a few minutes and is extremely easy to use. If I want my knife razor sharp I'll use a leather strap after sharpening with the Spyderco Sharpmaker. Anyone using the Wicked Edge? I'm thinking about getting one to try out. |
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Spyderco Sharpmaker I use this system. It will give you a near razor edge in just a few minutes and is extremely easy to use. If I want my knife razor sharp I'll use a leather strap after sharpening with the Spyderco Sharpmaker. Anyone using the Wicked Edge? I'm thinking about getting one to try out. I have one and love it. What I do is use the Wicked Edge to re-profile the edges to 18 degrees per side. Then is use my SharpMaker to make a micro bevel of sorts using the 40 degree setting (20 per side) This makes touch ups quick and easy. A few swipes on the SM and I'm good to go again. I don't have the Gen 3 clamp. I have a Gen 1 clamp but the upgraded arms. I recommend using a digital angle finder to set the angles. I don't even look at the marked angles on the WE arms. I know they are pricey but they make putting a flawless factory looking edge on any knife easy. |
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