| From: oldnewby
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| Date: 09-Jun-18 |
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3 blade broadheads are easy to sharpen on a stone, but you can only get a 30 degree angle for each bevel (60 degrees total) that way. Does anyone use a Rasa
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| From: Buckdancer
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| Date: 09-Jun-18 |
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Yes .i use a rada for all my heads now. . Gets them popping sharp !
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| From: Biathlonman
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| Date: 09-Jun-18 |
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I'm a big RADA fan but only on 2 blades.
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| From: scndwfstlhntng
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| Date: 09-Jun-18 |
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I obviously recognize that this is for the usual double edge blades. Does anyone know if there is some equivalent that is this simple and inexpensive, and that would work for a Grizzly with a one side/chisel blade
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| From: Stealth2
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| Date: 09-Jun-18 |
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I touch up my 160 gr Snuffers on the RADA. I draw them back slightly upward, not straight across like I would a knife. Gets them razor sharp
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| From: DarrinG
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| Date: 09-Jun-18 |
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Yes, Like Stealth2, pull at an upward angle. I have sharpened many a Snuffer and Woodsman broadhead on a Rada with excellent results.
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| From: David A.
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| Date: 10-Jun-18 |
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I've been using Rada for 15 yrs. for virtually all broadheads.Usually works well for 3 blades. Experiment with prssure. Usually I start with a dozen very firm strokes, then a dozen lighter strokes and finish with a dozen VERY light strokes.
For single bevel broadheads it usuall works great and doesn't affect the single bevel enough to change the twisting performance.
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