Whether you’re touching up a pocket knife on the trail or maintaining an edge in the workshop, having a compact sharpening stone can make all the difference. The 1×2 Tear Drop Slip Stone Set
Category: Sharpening Stones
Meeting One of the Last Traveling Knife Sharpeners
Today I came across something you don’t see very often anymore a traveling knife sharpener working from a modified motorcycle. It felt like stepping back in time. Instead of a shop or a van f
Jende Sharpening Tips – Knife Tip Radius, Freehand
Freehand sharpening a radius tip on a most knives takes more strokes than just the straight flat section of the blade because only one small point touches the stone at a time. A good way to match t
Diamond Bars by Ken Schwartz – For Buffers
We’re happy to announce that we now have Diamond Bars from Ken Schwartz! These specially formulated diamond bars are packed full of diamond abrasive, making them very fast, and very consisten
Jende Industries Guided Sharpener – JIGS for Knives in South Korea!
The Jende Industries Guided Sharpener – or JIGS for Knives – has launched it’s kickstarter campaign that will run from August 1, 2019 to September 30, 2019. (You can see our produ
Jende Industries, LLC 2012 Sharpening Party!
After a short 2 day break from my travels to Chicago and Austin, it was finally time for my Sharpening Party! Ken Schwartz from Precise Sharpening flew in the previous evening, and we had a chance
Spyderco Stone Challenge
We recently added Spyderco Medium, Fine, and Ultra Fine stones in custom 1×4-inch and 1×6-inch sizes for use with several sharpening systems. On its own, that wasn’t particularly unusual, b
Slurry Stones for the Belgian Coticule and Belgian Blue Whetstones
In this video, the Belgian Coticule and Belgian Blue Whetstone (BBW) slurry stones are used by first applying a small amount of water to the surface of the sharpening stone. The slurry stone is the
The Blade Show 2012 in Atlanta, Georgia
The Blade Show 2012 in Atlanta, Georgia started off great! For some reason, the travel gods were favorable. On my 14 hour flight from Hong Kong, the middle seat in a row of 3 was empty and I receiv
Nubatama Stone Review – with a Damacus Yanagi
Nubatama stones are the newest playthings I’ve recently received from the US distributor, Ken Schwartz of Precise Sharpening. The main idea for me was to work with him to find a series of sto