Knife Sharpener

[geo g]

Looking for a not too expensive knife sharpener that will get the job done.  Any suggestions out there, need help!

[.ghoti.]

https://www.amazon.com/Work-Sharp-Knife-Tool-Sharpener/dp/B003IT5F14/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1527517524&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=work+sharp+knife+sharpener&psc=1

[Log Catcher]

I like the sharpening systems made by Lansky. I use one that has a small pedestal and clamp system. You can get several different types of sharpening stones for them. You can also use different angles depending on what kind of edge you want.

[geo g]

Thanks guys I appreciate the hefp. 

[Wildbillb]

I run a lansky for my hunting knifes.  I use a cheap pull through style for my cheap filet knifes.

[scaleface]

Spyderco sharp Maker . Google it . Read the reviews on Blade forums .

[jbsoonerfan]

I have a Lansky stone system and a Smith's pull through. I'm still learning how to use the Lansky properly. I always wanted a work sharp but I don't really trust myself not to take half my blade off lol

[Jrob78]

On 5/28/2018 at 8:06 PM, scaleface said:

Spyderco sharp Maker . Google it . Read the reviews on Blade forums .

This is the one I use too.

[Shane Y]

I use a stone and a rod. Always have and get them shaving sharp. But my buddy swears by that work sharp thing. 

[geo g]

I went out and bought a Work Sharp.  Had about 12 knives to sharpen, did an excellent job on all of them.  Nice design!

[Oregon Native]

Work sharp...awesome and quick

[Hook2Jaw]

I bought the Rapala 6" filet knife out of Wal-Mart not long ago, and they have a little red plastic sharpener with ceramic bars.  I've used my grandpa's whetstone, multiple diamond stones, etc, and while I can make a knife sharp eventually, nothing does it quicker than that little plastic and ceramic sharpener they package with that filet knife.