I came across an article today on cheap ceramic broadhead hones. The guy was taking the old 4 to 5 inch ceramic insulators used in early home wiring and mounting them to a handle to be used as a hone. I managed to scrounge a couple up from a salvage place and they work great and cost a couple bucks. Just thought I'd pass it along for those who may be interested.
You have one in you dish cabinet. Get a ceramic bowl and turn it over. Work you BH on the oval.
Bowmania
On a 3 blade use the inside of a coffee cup.
Hap
My brother gets some kind of burned out light filaments from the mill where he works that are little sticks of some ceramic-looking stuff, quartz maybe? Anyway, they make a great little pocket hone for knives or broadheads.
Wampus, I use the same things. They are great in combo with an accusharp.
Or you could jsut bite the bullet and buy what you really need, Its not that much
A ceramic sand blaster tip makes a great blade sharpener.
My wife makes pottery and has a kiln, so I get very good ceramic stones from her. I am thinking of trying to make one for concave heads.....hmm