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Broadhead File Question

Started by mike g, December 09, 2007, 01:03:00 PM

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mike g

Those two file set ups with the V block that Kustom King sells....
   How good are they for setting the edge for broadheads....
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mike g

Anyone try this file system....?
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Shawn Leonard

If ya mean the Snuffer broadhead kit, yes. They make it very simople to sharpn Snuffers, that is all I use! Shawn
Shawn

Lefty

Mike,
 If you are talking about the S-24 files, I just posted a set of files and hone kit over on the classifieds.  They work great, but since I switched to 3 blade woodsmans, I don't use them anymore.  We could work out a trade if you are interested.
Chris

mike g

Lefty....
   Yes thats the ones I was refering to....
Do the files work all the way to the points....
   What would you like in Trade....
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Lefty

Mike,
 There is a small gap between the files and stones, so that you can sharpen two blade with bleeder blades or four blade heads.  I always chisel my points a little so it works out nicely.  I already have an armguard from you for my daughter Brier and myself, which we really love by the way.  So anything that you make would be great.  I can put the files and hone kit in the mail to you tommorrow and when you get  chance, just send me some leather item you think I would like.  PM me your address if that's OK and I will get them in the mail.
Chris

Recurve50LBS

Mike I own the s-24 files. They work very well setting the edge  on the 2 blade magnus heads I like to shoot.
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62" 45# @ 28"

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Desert Rat

Mike,
Like was mentioned before they do a great job with 2 or 4 blades.  With a little chalk and a couple of strokes they get a blade smok'n sharp.

Brad

draco

I cut an oak board to look like the one with the files on a table saw,very easy. Then ordered a diamond,three grit set of sharpening stones from Harbor Frieght for $13. The stones are twice as wide as you need. Cut through the plastic from the back side,then cut through the diamond coated metal from the back with a Dremel Tool. Glue the two halves on the wood and you have 3 blocks of sharpeners,with 3 different grits. The coarsest will really take some steal off. The finest will finish it off. I hope these instuctions are`nt too complicated as this makes an excellent and very cheap sharpening system. Bob

JBiorn

draco-----have you got pics of this per chance? That would be a really nice build-along!


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