Fallkniven A1 Destruction Test

[brownie]

http://www.alloutdoor.com/2014/08/05...kly+Newsletter

[edgehill]

I love to watch these, but I would never do that to a knife I paid for.

[Riverpigusmc]

Usually all I have to do is run mine across a stone. Poof. Destroyed

[brownie]

Originally Posted by Riverpigusmc

Usually all I have to do is run mine across a stone. Poof. Destroyed

It's an acquired skill that takes some time to get correct. My first 300 sharpening sessions were a learning experience.

[Pawpaw]

Originally Posted by brownie

It's an acquired skill that takes some time to get correct. My first 300 sharpening sessions were a learning experience.

I finally found the perfect combination, at least for me.

The Work Sharp will put a very nice edge on a knife. It's all I use on my kitchen knives.

For my carry or hunting knives, I follow up with a Spyderco Sharpmaker to get an edge you can actually shave with.

The learning curve for both of these is very short.