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    Ive got the Lansky system
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    I have a electric one like this http://www.cabelas.com/product/Hunti...3Bcat104560380 for every day use and I love it. I do have stones for back up, but since I got this I don't use them at all.
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    I just got a Smiths model very similar to the Lansky diamond system. I also use a small Gerber handheld piece for touching up smaller thin blades.
    I just bought a "puck" to sharpen my scythe, hoes, & ax's.

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    Six King water stones plus two Nagura stones. Mainly for my woodworking tools. Along with various slips for my carving tools.

    About a dozen 10" tungsten/ceramic elements from 1000 watt high pressure sodium outdoor lights. Very nice for long curved blades.

    Also have a Razor Sharp System. It's very fast and can make edges unbelievable sharp. But very hard to hold at correct angles.

    Last but not least I use either my 12"x9"x2" Grade A Granite block or a piece of 1/4" float glass. I use both with 1200 to 2000 grit paper. My water stones have just about been retired when I started using the paper.

    I've been doing serious sharpening for many years. Woodworking tools require a very sharp, but durable edge. I have a small bench, just devoted to sharpening.

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    excellent stones for the money!!!

    http://www.bestsharpeningstones.com/..._Stone_Kit.htm

    and i have a couple leather strops i made. use 1500 and 3000 grit paste( i think ) i keep a razors edge on everything from my EDC to Estwing hatchet and 26" campers axe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bacpacker View Post
    I just got a Smiths model very similar to the Lansky diamond system. I also use a small Gerber handheld piece for touching up smaller thin blades.
    I just bought a "puck" to sharpen my scythe, hoes, & ax's.
    I have never tried a puck. How's it working out?

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    I just got it and havent had a chance to try it yet. My stepdad has an old craftsman round stone and it worked great for that type stuff. This one reminded me of it.

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