ESEE Knives DIY Knife Sharpener
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Patrick Rollins and Shane Adams visit with Russell Reece of Cohutta Knife and build an simple, yet EFFECTIVE sharpening system. And also...I'm an idiot and misspelled SharpEner in the title....
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Thanks for the shoutout. That method and apparatus is something Andy and I came up with through a lot of trial and error. This is a long-form video I made with a crappy camera that explains the entire edge process, as well as very detailed instructions on how to use this method. To skip straight to the sharpening section, go to 15:00. ua-cam.com/video/6FJPh533TK4/v-deo.html
Awesome! THANK YOU for weighing in and offering more info!! I will watch the video for sure!
I have four of Russell’s knives. Of all knives I own, his come the sharpest. He knows what he’s doing.
Russell is as humble as they come but make no mistake...he's a craftsman and a wealth of knowledge.
I’m happy I got my esee blades but I wish I got a 5 when they were priced in normal times haha
Thanks for sharing, I am going to have to make one.
super easy and it works....since this video was made I've used mine a LOT and have elected to put a middle support in it as well.
Just got my first ESEE-4 Fixed Blade Knife, S35V Steel, Ambidextrous Sheath, Made in USA (Grey/Black).. .. Have a few Fallkniven’s , a Morseth hunter from the 1970’s , and Masakage Kumo kitchen knives … have always used stones .. since i was 12 or 13 .. and a Compressed Wool Block .. for taming the Burr .. woodworkers favorite … …
The ESEE-4 is hands down the sharpest knife .. not from Japan i have ever gotten right out of the box .. dry shaving sharp ..had a few Victorinox .. maybe .. .. loving the videos
Glad to hear it and we appreciate the support!
Very awesome content and info... Thanks for sharing....
Glad you found something beneficial here!
What a smart idea! Thanks for sharing Russell and Shane for filming/posting. Can’t wait to try it out. Always appreciate the ESEE posts.
Thanks Dan! it works very well!
Great group of guys. Haven't had the pleasure of meeting in person, but I've interacted online.
Russell's my biggest influence as a maker, talented and generous.
I'm off to find some cork!
Russell is a great knife maker and an even better person...hope this helps you out and the riser set up works well for you.
Awesome video, Thanks for posting this.
Our pleasure!
Keep the videos coming!
Gonna do what we can...we've been on the road and playing catch up for a bit...glad you enjoyed it.
I made and used a 34 inch strop for a couple years and man alive, the extra length cuts time down quite a bit...so this deal here is awesome to see! Once ya get used to it...sharpening is a fun breeze!!💪😎👍
I like the low effort, high efficiency options...
Owned one of Russell's knives. It was so perfect!
He makes great stuff for sure...be sure to check out Amy's stuff too at Warlander Enterprises.
I'd like to see them sharpen a CR 3.0 if the ever become available.
it would knock it right out.
Very interesting, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@RandallsAdventureESEE Thank you for your reply, great blades esee knives🤙🤙
Patrick you should have put an edge on your blade with this .😊 what do you usually use to sharpen? Make a video of it sir. Thanks 👍🇺🇸🤙
North east Alabama here and a proud esse 4 owner. About to purchase a laser strike too! You guys are awesome! Btw the hunting club I was in growing up had the famous rock bridge on it which I and my friends went to often.
we appreciate the support Cam! The Laser Strike is a great blade.
Have you gents ever thought about working on a set of throwing knives? Looking for the next best brand. I've broken a flea market set and the ones that are tough like the Smith and Wesson sets are odd to say the least. I'd love to have a nice set that came in a good leather or kydex sheath instead of the 30$ sets that come in a nylon sheath.
Throwing knives are not really in our wheel house. It's highly unlikely we would ever consider making a set.
While I still like my Work Sharp Precision Adjust for my serious sharpening tasks, I definitely like this idea for stropping and blade maintenance
it's very efficient and works very well..
Is the "riser" just made from 3/4" plywood or ripped down 1" material?
pretty sure it's just 3/4" plywood...nothing fancy
I love this! I'm gonna make one the second I get home from my current trip!
Where do you get the leather from? I heard about the cork, but the only leather I've found is expensive, or just super thin and cheap. Any recommendations?
Needs to be 2” wide. You might try hobby lobby. This should last YEARS so don’t be afraid to do it right.
Is there a reason esee knives do not have a sharp spine for use with fire rods?
we have a number of models that DO have a 90* Spine. CR2.5, JG3, RB3, PR4, JG5, Libertariat.. Not everyone wants a sharp spine and we actually prefer to use Ferro rods with dedicated strikers simply bc it's safer and more controllable. In a pinch I would use my sharpened edge if I had to.
I find convex edge grinds serve me the best. Gotta have belt flex
yep, me too...the cork has just enough give to it to knock those shoulders off the bevel.
I wish ESEE would turn their bow drill bearing block / flint striker into a belt buckle.
not really in our wheelhouse here..
@@RandallsAdventureESEE It shouldn't be very hard to modify the current design of your flint striker / bearing block so it could be used as a belt buckle. You wouldn't need to sell the actual belt. Just the belt buckle. I think you would be surprised in how popular something like that would be because it adds justification and ease in carrying it every day if it's a belt buckle as opposed to just something that goes into a primitive fire kit that hardly anyone carries every day.
CR3.0
I needs it
you and me both...
Sure beats spending $120 on a nanostrop 😉