Re: sharpening serrations on benchmade knives?/derlurk

No problem.
You can purchase silicon carbide lapping film in grits
up to 9,000 ( mirror polish).
You can make up some metal rods that 'fit' the serrations.
Then its just a mater of wrapping the rods with the lapping film and
you have the perfect sharpener.
Take it slow and get the angle as close as you can to the factory angle.
You will be surprised how well this works..

david


"Josh Mills" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Let me say first that I have been lurking on this ng for a while now,
> and I have enjoyed reading some of the posts here.
>
>  I had been eyeing the benchmade 806sd2 for a while now, but today I
> finally went down to my local gun/knife store to take a look at one in
> person, and I ended up buying one. What a great, and nasty looking
> blade. I know benchmade has a free resharpening policy for plain edges,
> but they won't do serrations. I know this knife is made of d2 tool
> steel, and I shouldn't have to worry about sharpening it for a while,
> but I was curious if anyone else had any thoughts on the matter.
>
> Thanks, Josh