Sharpening

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knifeluv
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Sharpening

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Ok I'm new here. I'm not new to spyderco or any other major brand of pocket knife. However, I have finally succumbed to the "How the **** do I make my serrated edge look like it did when I first bought the **** thing." My vintage copilot (bought it in the seventies I think) needs a new edge. Its the second copilot I've owned. The first one I suspect resides in the pocket of the jerk of a deputy who claimed that I never handed it to him upon entering the court house. (I hope "Sheba" cut him deeply at least once) Its the second (Sheba 2) that needs attention. She has opened tin cans, cut through sheet metal and carved many sharp sticks. Before you admonish me about using her so roughly, let me say that a pocket knife serves many purposes. That's why I purchase them. I just need her back to original form. Any advice will be heartily considered. Thank you.
.357 mag
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Send it in to Spyderco for sharpening.
knifeluv
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.357 mag wrote:Send it in to Spyderco for sharpening.
I think I will. Is the service still free? I've got an old Endura I just pulled out of the cupboard. I'm feeling nostalgic. I'll put my Camilus tanto up for a change. Thanks for the advice.
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Still free. Send in with a check for $5 for return shipping.
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