Knife Sharpening

[BigBear]

I tried to DIY... ruined a knife, at least it was a cheapy... I do have a EDC that I would like sharpened though (which is why I tried the cheapy first).

Is there a place in Fountain/Springs that will sharpen a knife for me? Expected cost? It is a half clean/half serrated edge.

Thanks,
T

[boomerhc9]

There is a place on West Colorado avenue, near old Colorado city called prince of blades. He does a pretty good sharpening for around 8.50 (that's what he charged me a couple years ago.

There is also a knife store (the naked edge) (or used to anyway) in the chapel hills mall on the north side. I haven't been to this one in a few years, but their price was about the same as the other one.

My knifes are also half serrated, and they seem to be able to do a decent job even with the serrations.

[Lex_Luthor]

I have a Lansky system about the size of a pocket knife that works really well.

[Trigger Time 23]

The Spyderco sharpeners are easy to use and will sharpen a sweated blade. Just a thought.

[ray1970]

Not trying to be a dick, but anyone who owns a knife but can't sharpen it might need to reconsider owning a knife.

[Zach O]

I have a Lansky system about the size of a pocket knife that works really well.

Thats what my wife uses. Works really well if your willing to put in the time and effort. Easy to use while watching a movie or need to pass some time.

[Irving]

You probably didn't ruin the knife. Sharpening takes some practice and can be tricky to learn.

[sellersm]

Check out the Work Sharp field kit. Easy peasy & inexpensive.

http://www.worksharptools.com/guided...pener-221.html

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[Irving]

Thanks for posting that ^^.

I need something to potentially sharpen my work knife every day. I cut a lot of carpet and pad samples, and dragging the knife over concrete usually does a good job of blunting the blade.

[brutal]

Thanks for posting that ^^.

I need something to potentially sharpen my work knife every day. I cut a lot of carpet and pad samples, and dragging the knife over concrete usually does a good job of blunting the blade.

Amazon link

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...=ATVPDKIKX0DER