Thread: Sharpest Knife in the Drawer

Not me when it comes to catching crappie, but my fillet knives!! A razor sharp knife makes the job soo much easier!! A buddy put me on to the WorkSharp knife and tool sharpener.... they really work! A couple of minutes and "thump" your razor sharp. I have several bare patches on my forearm from testing the finished job!

Originally Posted by cache22

Not me when it comes to catching crappie, but my fillet knives!! A razor sharp knife makes the job soo much easier!! A buddy put me on to the WorkSharp knife and tool sharpener.... they really work! A couple of minutes and "thump" your razor sharp. I have several bare patches on my forearm from testing the finished job!

Got a link to look at that tool?


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Whew 100 bucks is too rich for my blood for a knife sharpener. Oldduckhunter on here turned me on to the rada 2 wheel knife sharpeners and they work real well for me. I got a box of stuff I've been meaning to bring by to you bill just haven't caught you the couple times I've stopped by. I got a couple of the rada sharpeners still new in the package ill add one to the pile for you to try.

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I use a spyderco tri-angle sharpmaker and it puts a shaving edge on it.

Originally Posted by billy e

i use a spyderco tri-angle sharpmaker and it puts a shaving edge on it.

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I agree the WorkSharp knife and tool sharpener is the best and fastest sharpener I have ever used.

Man, I guess I still lie in the Stone Age, because that's what I use is a stone.

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I have a Rada and it is good for touch up, but this one beats it hands down!!

Originally Posted by creekslick

Man, I guess I still lie in the Stone Age, because that's what I use is a stone.

Same here, but I did step up to a diamond stone a few years ago. Much better than the old wet rock and will put a razors edge on a blade fast.