Indians For Guns

Hey IFG......
I request you all to show/tell about your knife sharpener collection. Which systems,stones and sharpening rods do you have. Which one you like most and why...

My sharpening tools are.....
1. Smiths retractable rod
2. Smith's pocket pal 1
3. Lansky tactical sharpening rod
4. Cumi carborundum stone
5. Norton gaddi chhap oil stone
6. Sandpapers......

And planning to buy dan's arkansas tri hone sharpening system ........

See some images of my setup here ... I'll also be posting a sharpness testing video on vine

1. Go-to System: Spyderco Tri-angle, with diamond, medium, and fine grits. Meant for the blades of which I do not want to spoil the edge angles, e.g. the Glock.

2. DIY blade new edge creation: Lansky with 5 grits (one for serrated edges, which I never use).

3. Touch ups on kitchen and EDC blades: Lansky blade medic handheld sharpener (looks exactly like Smith Pocket Pal, now who violated the IPRs???)

4. For the big blades: Carborundum stone. For the big ones (BK7, Khukris, & Bushman), axe, hatchet, machete, dao, etc. I also do the really big ones free-hand with the Lansky stones.

5. Further Touchup "in the field": I broke one of the Spyderco ceramic medium (grey) stones in half, so I have 2 spare halves (one in my EDC kit, 2nd in my GHB), and one spare full stone I use for free-hand touchups of EDC blades.

6. Cheap kitchen knives: Local made "V" sharpeners, purchased when I was not a member of IFG with it's awesome lineup of informative and helpful Brothers!

Essdee sir . ... really great collection and perfectly divided for specific task

As I have a passion to collect utility knives, I need a good knife sharpener to make their edges when they become dull. I carry accusharp knife sharpener for sharpening my knife's blade.

Recently got an new Knife Sharpener and I hope that It will be enough to keep my knives shiny ever.