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Using a whetstone

Started this discussion. Last reply by Carl M May 3. 9 Replies

Ok, so I can not, for the life of me, get my Buck 119 knife sharp. I'm using a Craftsman whetstone that has a coarse and a fine side. I've probably read every article and watched every video on how…Continue

Made in the USA

Started this discussion. Last reply by Chris H. Oct 28, 2012. 8 Replies

I know this topic has been discussed and debated probably a million times over the past few years, and I know I sure am sick of seeing "Made in China" on every product I buy. Most of the things are…Continue

Backpackers....UNITE!

Started this discussion. Last reply by Jonathan Jul 25, 2012. 22 Replies

I love the outdoors (camping, fishing, hunting, etc.) and want to experience backpacking. I have a bag packed, and I'm planning a trip within the next few weeks. Any tips, stories, and experiences?Continue

FALCONRY!

Started this discussion. Last reply by Asa Sep 11, 2012. 4 Replies

Falconry is possibly one of, if not THE manliest activity on the face of the planet. I've always wanted to become a falconer, but due to work, family life etc., I've just never had the time. Are…Continue

 

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Carl M replied to Logan's discussion Using a whetstone
"Read the directions that come with the knife. Many Buck knives have a  special contoured edge on them, from the factory. When it is time to resharpen the knife that special contour edge has to be removed and it takes a lot of work. You only…"
May 3
Richard replied to Logan's discussion Using a whetstone
"Liam, Yes, actually a USDA inspector who worked in a meat packing plant showed me how to do this.  Apparently, most meat cutters use a similar method.  Actually you don’t get a “wire” edge but you’re right, the edge…"
Mar 29
Liam S. replied to Logan's discussion Using a whetstone
"1001 ways to sharpen a knife... I've only heard of spine first use on a stone if you are trying to create a convex edge, but that's a pretty specific thing. It sounds like this method would create a wire edge. Very sharp, but not…"
Mar 28
Samuel Chapman replied to Logan's discussion Using a whetstone
"This tutorial is as simple as it comes and will see you right http://equipment.ludlowsurvivors.com/sharpningknie.html"
Mar 28
Richard replied to Logan's discussion Using a whetstone
"Logan, The Craftsman stone should be adequate for your needs.  Here’s a technique that I use that literally gets the blade SHARP AS A RAZOR:   First, get yourself some cutting oil—put some on the stone (it’s messy.) …"
Mar 28
Logan replied to Logan's discussion Using a whetstone
"Not using oil, just water. I'm not sure the grit levels of the stone, the package didn't say all it said was fine and coarse."
Mar 28
Liam S. replied to Logan's discussion Using a whetstone
"It is hard to know for sure without seeing the blade, stone and your technique.  Technique is the mostly likely culprit, certainly. But there are a lot of complicating factors. Do you know what the grit levels of the whetstone are? And are you…"
Mar 28
Chris H. replied to Logan's discussion Made in the USA
"There's a great book called "How Americans Can Buy American" by Roger Simmermaker. It has a good history of what's happened to the loss of Made in America. It has a large list of companies and shows what country owns what…"
Oct 28, 2012
Johnny replied to Logan's discussion Made in the USA
"lets be honest people say they want made in america but aren't willing to pay the price. on certain products like tools, leathergoods, things i buy on a rare occasion im willing to spend a few extra bucks on quality but on something like a…"
Oct 2, 2012
JD O'Devine replied to Logan's discussion Made in the USA
"Make friends with a blacksmith. They make some of the best tools. (It's also why I'm hanging on to my blacksmithing stuff, even though I can't use it in the city.)"
Oct 2, 2012
Logan replied to Karl Helweg's discussion If a teen asked you about joining the military what would you recommend?
"I would advise joining the military, based on what I know of the individual; not everyone is cut out for the military. I am currently in the USAF, and I personally love it and wouldn't change a thing. I'd tell the person to just go talk to…"
Oct 1, 2012
Neill replied to Logan's discussion Made in the USA
"have you ever seen this logo before?"
Sep 23, 2012
brettallica replied to Logan's discussion Made in the USA
"A cool holster for your mobile tool, made in the USA. Van Brunt Holster – Waxed Canvas iPhone Holster More info here: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2129058795/van-brunt-holster "
Sep 23, 2012
Ryan replied to Logan's discussion Made in the USA
"Made right in my hometown! www.estwing.com "
Sep 21, 2012
Douglas Aldrich replied to Logan's discussion Made in the USA
"http://www.madeinamericastore.com/ if you google it, there's a lot more as well."
Sep 21, 2012
Logan replied to Johnny's discussion You Come Home & Think Someone Is |n Your House...Do You Call The Police Or Search The House Yourself?
"both. check out the house, then call the cops to pick up the body."
Sep 21, 2012

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