HOW TO PROPERLY SHARPEN WOODSMAN BROADHEADS!
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- How To properly sharpen woodsman broadheads.
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Sharpening broadheads can be simple and easy if we pay attention to detail. You can use sandpaper to sharpen your broadhead. A file can be used as well to sharpen your broadheads. Or you can use diamond stones to sharpen your broadheads. With any of these tools, you can get the sharpest broadheads. Woodsman broadheads are nice to sharpen because you can sharpen two sides at the same time!
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You meant burr when saying bevel, weren't u?
You should try switching from sanding blocks to a pane of glass, much flatter surface for sharpening
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I’m so glad I’m not the only one
I made the same mistake of not getting to the burr stage with a 3 blade and went thru a stone, sandpaper, and leather and ended up with a dull edge. I use a giant fat tip black marker to coat the bevel before grinding. Grinding to a burr gets the broadhead READY for sharpening. Thanks for the tips and info.
Everything seems right except pressing hard when stropping on leather can dull the edge. Much better to go with light strokes and a lot of them.
not using lubricant clogs the stone up and eliminates the cutting action of the stone. Always use lubricant!
good video though
He's 100% correct
Very good info. Thanks. I've always had trouble sharpening my broad heads. I'll try the method. Right now, I cheat. I use a regular two blade broadhead and a belt grinder with 400 grit sanding belt. I keep the arrow attached and grind a burr on the blade then polish off the burr on a leather strop.
I discovered your videos about two weeks ago and am looking forward to building bows with my grandsons
It's open season here in MN but it's still summer here in MN Kramer. By the way, thanks for the rain cuz we were in drought mode all August & September.
In minnesota myself so yes we did indeed need some rain. Compound hunter here! The drought pushed them off their typical routes. They been rough locating but the hunts going! This rain gonna help! Happy hunting!
Very helpful, thank you!
With oil stones you do want to use oil. With water stones you do want to use water (I also added a mixture of dawn and simple green if using water stones) I do mostly use oil stones. Also when you strop on leather you want to make slow, light, even passes. Also what I've learned is to go one direction, labeling the blades 1,2,3 for the sides. I push forward, then to knock the bur off I pull rearwards before rotating to the right
Just creating a bur and straightening it is holy schniekey sharp enough for me.
Hola qué precio tienen esas puntas de flechas?
Best video by far.
Genuine question. I read a study from some American (doctor?) from the 60's, that made a comparison chart from the kill efficiency of various types of hunting points. What he found was that the simple two blade broadhead, twice as long as it is wide, was the most effective. Does anyone know more about this? Are there other advantages to other types of hunting arrow types?
You’re talking about Dr Ed Ashby. It’s a 3:1 single bevel broadhead that produces the best penetration.
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Nice video Kramer do you think woodsman broadheads would be the best for my traditional bow or a different bra head?
Ok thanks
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