8- inch Survival knife with a compass in the handle: with a Block sharpener.

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survival knife with a compass in the handle:

When sharpening your knives, it’s important to keep the original edges intact. Block sharpeners are great because they don’t tear or peel the steel like other handheld sharpeners. Instead, they hone the blade, leaving no nicks or burrs. They work on kitchen knives, pocketknives, hunting knives, hatches, swords, daggers, scissors, and even serrated edges. Quick and simple to use.
Sharpen any cutting edge without losing what you already have on your blades. Our Honing rods adjust, so they tighten up to your blade’s cutting edge, this takes the guesswork out of sharpening, and you will find, you can only get sharper when drawing them threw the honing rods.

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Sharpens 440 stainless steel, Damascus, meat cutters like M390 and S90V, AUS-10V Japanese kitchen knives, carbon steel knives, and garden tools, just to name a few.
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Sharpens; all V Grind -blades form 17 through 28 degrees.
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Sharpens; Convex Edge, – a Convex Grind features a rounded curve that comes to a point.
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Sharpens; Hollow Grind Edge- historically popular type of grind, especially in the hunting community.
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Sharpens any type Serrations: Tooth serration — Vertical serration — Double edge serration — Fan serration — (Micro-serrations)- pointy teeth
Block sharpeners Patent Flex design enables the honing rods to pick up on many different cutting edges. Not sure how to sharpen something? Visit website found on sharpener handle.