🏔️ Arctic Sportsman BYX Co - Arctic Sportsmans BYXAFSP Review

Put the razor blade back on the axe, which unfortunately I had to pry from the roots while digging. I like that the edge is square instead of tapered. Provides an easier, more comfortable and secure grip. When. I use it, I soak it for about 15 minutes and keep dipping it in water.

I'm new to sharpening - the gray side of this tool does a great job of sharpening. However, this will not give you a sharp razor blade. You should also have a decent oil stone. Experts will probably disagree with my assessment. Decent product / not overly impressed. Lies very well in the hand.

For many years I have been looking for the right way to sharpen stones for axes. I enjoy restoring old axes and often use them for chopping wood and felling trees. I've tried all types of ax washers over the years, but almost every other on the market is too crude. Norton, Lansky, UK and I even made my own by carving a bench stone I had. I just wasn't happy with any of them. But this puck is great. In JIS standards this is about 400/700. The mixture of abrasives is really unique here. You only…