LTWK How-To: Sharpen Your Knife Part II

[@jamesnelson1443]

Thx very helpful!

[@LTWrightKnives]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@goodnameyt6675]

Thanks Scooter! I've been looking for videos like this for a long time.

[@Barbarossa19]

Great info. Thanks Cheers, BR

[@jeffstrittholt3967]

"Use George's face to sharpen your knife...." LOL!!!!

[@44262]

Great videos - if you don't have access to a power sander and there's a sizable chip in the blade how do you remove the chip? Thanks for your help. Bob

[@zebratruck]

This is how I fix BIG chips at the shop, just replace a belt sanding machine with as big of a sharpening stone as you have. Run the whole edge on the stone like you were trying to slice through it. You have to get the whole edge down to the height of the chip. Then, resharpen as normal. It'll take longer because you'll be starting as if it was a new, never sharpened knife. It depends on the knife but, this could take awhile. OR, send it into the shop and I can fix it up here. What's the knife and what's the grind? Scooter.

[@44262]

@@zebratruck Thanks Scooter. It's a Scandi grind, make is BPS. Bought from the Ukraine just before the war started.

[@craftandnature]

How to sharpen LT Wright scandi with microbevel? Like standard flat grind (also with microbevel)? With true scandi is simple. But with scandi with microbevel sharpening by hand and stroping in the end you get more like scandivex. Wich is ok but I just want to be clear with that. Did I miss LT Wright scandi grind sharpening presentation?

[@scottwickham9405]

There's some scandi mentioning in the videos but no specific Scandi sharpening video.

[@amo757]

Excellent video.

[@outdoordauber]

Bushcrafter HC blank?

[@LTWrightKnives]

Yes, that is correct.

[@SouthmenBushcraft]

I have a blind horse gns in saber grind somebody sharpened wrong it looks like some work sharp belt grinder I need to send and see if you all can fix it

[@danbolton3180]

Could you send me some of those green and white rectangles with the pictures and numbers? I'd like to see how they work...

[@steveweiner2682]

What type of oil do I use on a brand new blade

[@LTWrightKnives]

Ballistol, Tuf-Cloth, Frog Lube, etc.

[@xderiwx]

@@LTWrightKnives Applied wet, or applied then wiped off? Thanks!👍🏻

[@LTWrightKnives]

@@xderiwx Tuf-cloth stays on, Ballistol and frog lube are applied and wiped off.

[@thejdghost]

I can’t seem to find part 3

[@zebratruck]

We haven't filmed it yet. BUT, we'll get on it :)

[@thejdghost]

Sounds great! Thank you guys for all the great free content!

[@zebratruck]

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[@vlads2088]

best ever tips for touching up an edge

[@vlads2088]

hahaha i edc the same 50cal micarta pen

[@bp-hx9ts]

To touch up and edge a strop May work but a ceramic rod will work better assuming it’s a v edge saber or flat and it’s a little more dull then a strop can fix if it’s a scandi or a convex try a strop or a stone or field stone

[@garybruner36]

Say hello to my little friend, "the mini sharpie." Great reminder from beginner class.