Has anyone ever used the "Broadhead Pro Sharpener" from Kustom King Archery (one of our sponsors)? I just purchased a package of Simmons Treesharks and at least based on the description in the ad, sounds like this sharpener may be just the ticket. All input is appreciated!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtNBQoVlz80
I use this method, glad that landshark posted this video a while back.
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QuoteOriginally posted by emfunk:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtNBQoVlz80
I use this method, glad that landshark posted this video a while back.
I use this method also.
I had the small land sharks and had problems getting them sharp to my liking. I saw the video , bought the three sided file and broadhead holder then some tiger sharks. Now I can get them the sharpest of any broadhead I have ever shot. I am ready to test them on some does.
Where do you buy the file and also the holder? Thanks!
If you google it there are many places to buy those tools. I did find that the clamp wore down quickly as it too is being filed. No doubt the ease and effectiveness. I went to the system Simmons sells, Steemaster or something like that. Very quick and easy.
Appreciate the feedback. I will have to look into these different options. I am one of those that is "sharpening" challenged so......?!
(http://www.tradgang.com/upload/charlie/RADASharpener.jpg)
QuoteOriginally posted by Charlie Lamb:
(http://www.tradgang.com/upload/charlie/RADASharpener.jpg)
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If you need more than this, you are doing something wrong.
KME has a new set up for concave heads. Check out the site. He uses a specially designed jewel stick in the knife sharpener.
I'm the worst sharpner in the world,however,I use one of those handheld sharpners I got for about $10 from 3rivers. I can get my sharks shaving sharp. The one Charlie showed looks like it would be easy to use also.
Rada X3. Sometimes I lay the angle down a little more with a chainsaw file but after that its all Rada.
Hmmm I have been eyeing a steelmaster for some time now but if the rada works just as good, I may have to try that first.
The Rada is a good value at less than $10.