serrated blade sharpening. Do you go to the trouble sharpening blades or do you just pitch em and buy new? If you sharpen them, any good recommendations on sharpener?
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serrated blade sharpening. Do you go to the trouble sharpening blades or do you just pitch em and buy new? If you sharpen them, any good recommendations on sharpener?
Buy new.
Dan nailed it, buy new. I buy a new one every year or two. I like the wally world black and deckers, 7.95 on sale. The other regular fish cleaning brands are okay but not 3 0r 4 times better. I keep two b and d knives for when electric is available and keep two other brands for battery use when the stations are closed. Usually wear out the b and d ones within a year or two and generally get 3 years out of the battery ones.
Holidays a coming, you can score on electric knives. Most dept. stores will have them at throw away prices for Christmas. Best "carving knife" I've ever had came from Dillards for $5.
:cheers2 If you are looking for a knife don't forget Academy Sports is opening a superstore flagship type in Topeka on Friday. I get to tour the store on Thursday since one of our own posters is working there supposedly it is a prototype store, the first of it's kind!!!!!!!!!!!!!:biggrin
buy new x3
Thanks for replies :biggrin
But new x4!!
Good place to go for those hard to find soft plastics.Quote:
Originally Posted by imajigger2
I use a ceramic rod then a tungsten rod to sharpen my blades works keeps them sharp as new, just me I guess
i use ceramic didn't know bout tungsten where did you find itQuote:
Originally Posted by Blackdog40
Welding supply store online bought a bunch of them years ago. Do not remember the name of the place. Puts a nice finish on a blade.Quote:
Originally Posted by springhillwantabe
THANKSQuote:
Originally Posted by Blackdog40