I am looking for a stone to quickly take of the initial metal on my tuskers. Could save a lot of time. I am using a KME and have been able to get them real sharp so just looking to speed things up. Any suggestions?
At the N. AM. Longbow Safari this year we got a fold out that was black one one side and blue on the other. The black (coarse) was almost too much. Sort of like gravel on a stick.
I'd speed it up going this route (http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=060487#000000)
Ron at KME did mention getting a cheap belt sander and placing the sharpener on it. He said to have the belt running away from you. I know that should be common sense but would hate to see an accident going the other way.
We sell the XX course / course duofold DMT. Rusty has one that he is happy with.
We can also get the Black XX course in a couple fo the bench stone sets.
Mike
yep I like the black and blue. used to jsut carry a onesided blue folder for hitting BH if the got into the ground. Some got dinged pretty good because I swamp rabbit hunt a lot. black takes ding out quickly, blue smooths it donw to an edge I like,
rusty
I use the blue fold up model to sharpen razor knives. The best thing I ever found to do that with. I never did get good at using them to sharpen a broadhead. They are great for taking off metal fast. Gary
I am looking at one to lay on the bench and use with the kme. That tool is the key for me.