Need help with bad sharpening job

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How is the sharpening job on this knife

Poll ended at Wed Aug 15, 2012 9:57 pm

Its fine, thats how serrated edges are
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7%
They ruined your blade and owe you a replacement
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93%
 
Total votes: 15
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I may get blasted for my response for this post but this is why I prefer to stick to p/e blades! And yes you should definitely get a sharpening system of your own, I have no experience with the Spyderco sharpmaker firshand so I cannot commeny on its level of competancy first hand, but have read many good reviews in the past. I personally own a Lansky with standard LS course grit(120), LS medium grit (280) - diamond stones, X course diamiond, medium diamond, fine diamond, LS Black Arkansas, LS 300, and lastly a sapphire stone hone (will hone a new blade to sharper
than factory condition. Also have a Work Sharp - Knife and Tool belt sharperning system.Good luck and choose wisely!!
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Welcome SpyderChris :) Enjoy the forum.
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Hi SpyderChris,

Welcome to the Spyderco forum.

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