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How i sharpe my knife,

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[eddbamber]

How much would one of those stones cost?? Nice video 5/5

Edd

[hobbexp]

i think i pay 2 US for that rock,

[eddbamber]

Thank you very much, Fredde

Also thanks for the fast reply

XD

Edd

[hobbexp]

hehehe yeah, it was jsut good luck,

[yalgret2]

Nice Shelter.

Moras rock, might get one soon instead of an opinel.

You should try opinels.

[hobbexp]

yeah ,,i have a opinel before, i wear it out, and the blad fall off, :0)

[pbucc72]

I know that this is old, but how do you sharpen your axes?

[graffayappa]

@resadrianlk as he said in the video

Hardware stores.

[windofthegods]

hahaha hardware rocks!

[JustinBaker2567]

Scandinavian grind knives are so easy to sharpen, you just lay down on the edge bevel and move it around. A convex knife, not so easy. You have to hold it just right and its easy to get off angle.

[MrVoiceofreason123]

I love your common sense approach to sharpening a knife. I was watching a youtube clip by a man named Murray Carter (wesatcartercutlery), and he said that a lot of people like to think that you can buy rocks that will give you a sharp knife, but that in reality, in doesn't really matter what you use to sharpen your knife, it only matters how much you practice and how good your skill is. He even sharpened a knife with just a cinder block and a cardboard strop to demonstrate what you can do.

[assassin616]

best feather sticks i ever seen

[888zzz]

Have you ever thought about teaching bushcraft courses?

[RobvandenBoogaard]

Very nice Fredde! I love the simple aproach, NO need for complicated stones and devices.....it's the way I learned from Murray Carter from Carter Cutlery (.com). He has two awesome and very learnable instuctional DVDs about knife sharpening.

[RobvandenBoogaard]

Very nice Fredde! I love the simple aproach, NO need for complicated stones and devices.....it's the way I learned from Murray Carter from Carter Cutlery (.com). He has two awesome and very learnable instuctional DVDs about knife sharpening.