Brownie method of sharpening on the Spyderco Sharpmaker

[pony up]

Thank you sir. Very well done video. I am still trying to get comfortable with knives to the point that will be confident in maintaining the knife and the edge. Your video is very informative and of great help to me. Thanks

[brownie]

Originally Posted by pony up

Thank you sir. Very well done video. I am still trying to get comfortable with knives to the point that will be confident in maintaining the knife and the edge. Your video is very informative and of great help to me. Thanks

Thanks for your thoughts

[TLE2]

You weren't using the safety guards...I'm telling!

[brownie]

Originally Posted by TLE2

You weren't using the safety guards...I'm telling!

I haven't used the guards for over a decade, they just get in the way of proper sharpening

[Caleb]

I was just going to ask you what degree on the Sharpmaker you use....?.... As well as I wanted to mention that I tried two knives tonight with your method, They came out pefect (well as perfect as I can make them as of now)! I did try my ladies folder by turning the edges of the stones inward (> <) towards each other and that worked well also. Have you tried it that way?

[brownie]

Originally Posted by IamCaleb

I was just going to ask you what degree on the Sharpmaker you use....?.... As well as I wanted to mention that I tried two knives tonight with your method, They came out pefect (well as perfect as I can make them as of now)! I did try my ladies folder by turning the edges of the stones inward (> <) towards each other and that worked well also. Have you tried it that way?

I used that method on serrated for years, but the method I demo'd will do serrated as well, so it's one way for everything

[Snipersnest]

Never tried the Spyderco system, but have used the Lansky system since the mid-seventies.