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KME Sharpener

Started by Swiper, September 27, 2010, 01:41:00 PM

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Swiper

Is it worth the price to get a "Diamond Stones Kit" over the standard? Are KME really that good or do you fellows recommend some other company over them?

JimB

I wouldn't recommend anyone over KME.You can get good results with either type stone.With regular stones you use oil.With the diamonds,you use water or dry.

straitera

Any sharpener is only as good as the person using it. KME is 99% foolproof. You won't find better customer service. Ron is rock solid Christian tops (no kidding). Think highly of the Alaska Bowhunt Supply boys too.
Buddy Bell

Trad is 60% mental & about 40% mental.

Bill Turner

Talk with Ron at KME regarding the diamond stones. He will not steer you wrong. I use the regular stones with my KME and I'm very happy with product. Diamond stones will take off a lot of metal.

David Bartholomew

When I purchased my KME system, the folks at the KME Booth (Denton Hill... 2009) explained the pros and cons of both.   Finally, I purchased the standard kit, but also added an additional diamond stone (extra charge).

I love me KME system, and have no problem recommending it to others.  

As Bill Turner stated, "Talk to Ron...".

Regards!
David
WTCS(SW/DV)  USN Retired

KentuckyTJ

They are the real deal. Not sure on your stone question but to make sure you get a big bastard file to start them all out with if you have the hard metal broadheads. Saves you lots of time.
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NoCams

Awesome product, simply awesome ! I hear nothing but high praise for Ron ( Sharpster ), as well.
TGMM  Family of the Bow
"Failure to plan is planned failure"

BobW

Diamond stones (specifically the extra-coarse)are good for removing material fast.  Once you get there, the "regular" stones are likely all you will need - I am sure Ron will be chiming in - which is yet another reason you want to go with him - customer service.

The product is outstanding, and the guy(s) behind it are top notch!
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>>---TGMM-Family-of-the-Bow--->
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Sharpster

QuoteOriginally posted by Swiper:
Is it worth the price to get a "Diamond Stones Kit" over the standard? Are KME really that good or do you fellows recommend some other company over them?
Are the diamond stones worth the extra money? That depends on what type BHD you're sharpening and how much material needs to be removed. In most cases I'd say no, save your money and get the regular stones. For really hard steel BHDs like Grizzlies and Tuskers, even the diamonds aren't aggressive enough. Those heads will need to be filed the first time and after filing, the regular stones will work almost as fast to finish them up and they'll produce a edge that's far superior to anything diamonds alone could.

Are the KME sharpeners that good? I'm too opinionated on that one to comment!  :biglaugh:  

Ron
"We choose to do these things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard" — JFK

www.kmesharp.com

TGMM Family of the Bow

Sharpster

Oh no, my bad... Swiper were you talking about the knife sharpener or the BHD sharpener? In the case of the knife sharpener, same advice unless you have some custom knives with very high Rockwell hardness (60+). For anything less than that the standard stones are my personal choice.

Ron
"We choose to do these things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard" — JFK

www.kmesharp.com

TGMM Family of the Bow

Trad-Man

If you can't get something sharp with the KME system you quite likely never will.

Swiper

OK SOLD! I will buy mine tommorow.

Hey we get any discount for being a Tradgang member?
  ;)

NoCams

TGMM  Family of the Bow
"Failure to plan is planned failure"

Swiper

OK SOLD! I will buy mine tomorrow.

Hey we get any discount for being a Tradgang member?
  ;)

fatman

No discount necessary; they're that good!  :D
"Better to have that thing and not need it, than to need it and not have it"
Woodrow F. Call

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Swiper

Do you buy it directly from him or do I have to go through a dealer?

Recurve50 LBS

I think you can buy direct from Ron. I did a number of years ago and so did my cousin. I was just sharpening my broadheads yesterday and now I have no hair on my left arm. Looks like I have the mange.You will not be disappointed.
Larry W.

Member TANJ

NRA Life Member

56" 45#@28" Thunder Stick Mag
62" 45#@28" Turkey Creek Longbow
1966 42#@28" Bear Grizley

term

Your making me fell stupid,   I can't get anything sharp on my kme broadhead set
Still looking for something I might of forgot.

ber643

Call Ron and I swear he will talk you through it on the phone and at the end of a short conversation, and one or two practice sessions, you'll be the pro you never thought you could be. Trust me - and he'll enjoy doing it.

Buy direct from Ron - he has a web site listed in the Sponsors pull down list at the top of the pages here.
Bernie: "Hunters Are People Too"

Ret'd USMC '53-'72

Traditional Bow Shooters of West Virginia (Previously the Official Dinosaur Wrangler, Supporter, and Lifetime Honorary Member)
TGMM Family of the Bow

Jake

KME is offering a deal for all Tradgangers.  Any kit ordered between now and the end of October will receive FREE shipping in the CON US.  Orders must be called in to redeem this offer. This is a $10-$12 savings for you.  Thank you for all the kind words and your support.


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