| From: scndwfstlhntng
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| Date: 07-Aug-22 |
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Guys, please direct me to a reasonably priced small single bevel sharpener.
I have tried to get Grizzley heads sharp by traditional techniques and never been satisfied.
Thanks
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| From: Yellah Nocks
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| Date: 07-Aug-22 |
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Depends on reasonably. The Ken Onion sharpener might work for you, and even the Staysharp guides can work. Once my machine jig is set hopefully I can do broadheads and mail 'em out for folks who struggle with heads like that.
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| From: HEXX
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| Date: 07-Aug-22 |
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The sigle bevel sharpener sold by Strickland Archery ( demo on You Tube ) also sold on
Black Ovis.
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| From: Matt B
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| Date: 07-Aug-22 |
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The KME was the trick for me. I tries some other cheaper ones. That was money wasted. I was also frustrated with Grizzlys. Now, they're easy.
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| From: Tethered Falcon
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| Date: 07-Aug-22 |
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I’ve been able to do fine with a file and sharpie but I had some serious trouble with some factory grinds that I just couldn’t figure out. I used a worksharp for those and I’m sure it could put a heck on an edge on a single bevel. Just side the fine belt then the polishing cloth belt.
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| From: theolithic71
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| Date: 07-Aug-22 |
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You could make one.
I have a video on YouTube "Homade broadhead sharpening jig"
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| From: Machino
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| Date: 07-Aug-22 |
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I got the edge sharpening system from centaur and will never look back. I feel like i can get good results with stones and files but this is a fraction of the time and superior. If you have a bench grinder i highly suggest it. Deadly sharp. Everytime. Super quick
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| From: HEXX
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| Date: 08-Aug-22 |
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I do have a hobby shop bench grinder for a nick in the blade but for regular sharpening
I just use an oil stone on my Strickland heads ( easy and fast ).
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| From: mgmicky
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| Date: 08-Aug-22 |
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Machino x 2!
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| From: mgmicky
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| Date: 08-Aug-22 |
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Machino x 2!
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| From: Therifleman
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| Date: 08-Aug-22 |
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KME broadhead sharpener.
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| From: Orion
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| Date: 08-Aug-22 |
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Stay Sharp jig. I believe 3-Rivers sells them. Relatively inexpensive and work well.
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| From: Old Shortstop
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| Date: 09-Aug-22 |
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I am a big KME fan. I use the broadhead jaws in the knife sharpener and it gets heads very sharp. The diamond stones and leather strip are great for 3 blades too.
D.P.
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| From: 1buckurout
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| Date: 09-Aug-22 |
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I've been using the Stay Sharp for some time now with a large course, then fine stone. It works great.
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| From: Flyman
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| Date: 09-Aug-22 |
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Try the rada sharpener $ 11.97 at amazon..Works great.
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| From: Phil Magistro
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| Date: 09-Aug-22 |
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The only RADA sharpeners I've seen are for double bevels, not single.
I have a Lansky sharpener that I use.
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| From: CMF_3
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| Date: 09-Aug-22 |
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I've been shooting Grizzlies or Cutthroats for almost 10 years. I finally got the KME sharpener two years ago. I should have bought it a long time ago. There are several other methods that work, but the jig is the most efficient.
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