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    #46
    House of Blades has one called Bronco ( a belt sander typew/guide) but it about $350.00
    real good.

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      #47
      Dang - after reading about the Warthog, I went on-line and ordered one.

      Thanks, Christmas has already past.

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        #48
        i take mine to a guy in san angelo that does them for $1.05. hes done over 20,000 knives in his life times.

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          #49
          I have used EVERYTHING to sharpen my caping knives in my shop. Warthog has beat em' all! Lansky still works good too, on regular skinning knives.

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            #50
            I got one for christmas and it is awesome!! I am not worth a darn with a wet stone so it's definitely handy for me

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              #51
              I have a few less sharpeners than fishing lures. Most satisfying is to use soft and hard Arkansas stone and leather. Get the first side right and then finish with a couple of strokes. Just dont overdo it. My biggest mistake is thinking I can get it a little sharper.
              Oh, this is my first post. Really enjoy the site.

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                #52
                I don't think I've actually sharpened a knife in at least 10 years. That's when I bought my first diamond steel...If you never let them lose that first razor edge you never have to sharpen them. When I'm cutting a lot of meat I use three 6" Sani-safe boning knives and as soon as one starts to lose it's razor edge I will put it down and grab another one...After I go through the third one I will stop, rinse and clean the knives, hit a couple of swipes each on the steel and I'm back in business...

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