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Question: would this sharpener work with a survival hatchet
Document: A small-blade wonder. I am utterly untalented at sharpening any knife, axe, machete, scissors or other object that requires a consistent angle and stroke. Somehow, even I have managed to put a decent edge on my pocket, hunting and survival knives, as well as my machete and hatchet. Now, I admit I used a larger sharpener to start the big blades, just finishing them up with the little one, but even so, it finished them all with a good cutting edge.
For such a small sharpener it works great. I'm very impressed with this little thing and it fits anywhere you want to put it. Its great for a survival kit. I really like it because it takes the guess work out of trying to get the proper angle to sharpen the blade. I'm sure you could sharpen any size knife with this but i would suggest only pocket knives cause its a lot easier and faster due to its size. The sharpening rod for serrated blades works good to BUT!!!
inexpensive, little and light. folds up compactly, won't sharpen an axe or hatchet but keeps the camping/survival knife nice and keen.
This one is pretty good it will even sharpen fish hooks from what I understand and that would be good for fishermen.It is compact and rarely needs anything to help it work, it fits into a pack easily or into a pocket for storage.Highly recommend it for a survival pack or tackle box.The only real drawback I see is the size being so small it is sometimes hard to hold onto while you draw a blade across it.
I bought this for compact size and light weight for a survival kit. It fits the bill on both and sharpens a knife well. As with most of these kind of sharpeners, if you are trying to fix a messed up or improperly sharpened blade...it won't work. It is a maintenance type of sharpener.
That said, the sharpener is a nice tool to have in a survival or backpacking situation where you don't want to carry a heavier sharpener and your blade is dull. It does work, but with mixed results. Still, for the price and for the fact that your knife will at least cut something (perhaps with effort, but still) when it's been sharpened, I like it.
It is small enough to put in your pocket if necessary or in an E.D.C. bag.I tested this sharpener on numerous knives such as a Spyderco, Ka-Bar Tactical, Leatherman, Air Force Survival knife and multiple Swiss Army Knives. I was very pleased how effective and efficient this sharpener worked. The tapered round, diamond coated rod was very easy to use on serrations. The only problem I encountered with this sharpener is that it does not seem to work as well with thicker blades.
I got this to throw in my survival pack. I got a few blades so I figured it would be a good idea to have a on the go sharpener. This thing is small. It may not sharpen to a razors edge but it will get a knife back to workng order for survival needs.
I will definitely be buying a Spyderco sharpening system instead in the near future.I would not recommend this sharpener to anyone who expects it to sharpen anything. I wanted something small and portable, something that might be found in a bug-out bag or wilderness survival kit, in which size, portability and functionality are paramount. While small and very portable, sadly, its functionality leaves much to be desired..... in particular, a sharp knife.
I mainly use this knife sharpener because I can use it to sharpen the serrated edges. I would never actually use the portion available to sharpen the blade itself. It's nothing personal; but I have no reason to. It only takes a few minutes to use a "legit" sharpener and get a finer edge quality. But overall, it's a decent purchase; and if I get stuck in a survival situation with a dull knife and this sharpener, I'll be just fine.
Answer: yes