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Serrated blades - BobW - 02-19-2016
Although I've been trying to get more into planes lately, I really don't belong down here in WHT yet. But I have a question that can best be answered here: What's the best way to sharpen serrated knives? Namely the blade on a Leatherman Wave, but also on a couple of Henckels bread knives. Do I need various diameters of diamond files, or should I sharpen from the back (flat) side? Or ??? I do have a WorkSharp...any way to do it on that?
Re: Serrated blades - Fisherman - 02-19-2016
I think the answer is work on the flat side. I don't use My Serrated Blade because I don't want to sharpen it. Did you try Leatherman Site for info? Maybe FAQ?
Re: Serrated blades - BobW - 02-19-2016
Never thought of it, but that's a good idea.
Re: Serrated blades - Joe Bailey - 02-20-2016
have a look ...
Re: Serrated blades - Axehandle - 02-20-2016
Spyderco sharpmakers can sharpen serrated blades as well. That is what I use but it is pricey for the occasional user. Used with the diamond slipstones linked above and you will have a serrrated blade that is better than new.
Re: Serrated blades - Timberwolf - 02-20-2016
This is another example of how a Dremel and a diamond burr can come in handy if the knife has rounded gullets.
Re: Serrated blades - Aram - 02-20-2016
Axehandle said:
Spyderco sharpmakers can sharpen serrated blades as well. That is what I use but it is pricey for the occasional user. Used with the diamond slipstones linked above and you will have a serrrated blade that is better than new.
Amen to this. If you use it for your kitchen knives, pocket knives, scissors (yep, seriously) the the price looks very reasonable. I love mine, use it all the time for knives. It's very easy to use, and quick.
Re: Serrated blades - Axehandle - 02-20-2016
Aram said:
[blockquote]Axehandle said:
Spyderco sharpmakers can sharpen serrated blades as well. That is what I use but it is pricey for the occasional user. Used with the diamond slipstones linked above and you will have a serrrated blade that is better than new.
Amen to this. If you use it for your kitchen knives, pocket knives, scissors (yep, seriously) the the price looks very reasonable. I love mine, use it all the time for knives. It's very easy to use, and quick.
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That's what I told the wife when I bought my first Tormek. I sharpened all her scissors with it and she has never questioned the obscene amount of dollars I have spen on sharpening equipment since.
Small victories won with small prices to pay. Wish they were all that easy.
Re: Serrated blades - AgGEM - 02-20-2016
BobW said:
Although I've been trying to get more into planes lately, I really don't belong down here in WHT yet.
Now why on earth do you think that?
They have not kicked me out.......quite yet.....
Ag