File sharpening a two blade broadhead

[Charlie Lamb]

While looking for a nocking point tutorial I stumbled across this broadhead sharpening thread I did a while back. I'm gonna have to sit down and just browse through the "How To Forum" just too see what interesting stuff I can find to read. I hope this helps someone who's interested in learning to file sharpen their broadheads.

http://www.tradgang.com/tgsmf/index.php?topic=160839.0 

[WESTBROOK]

Good point Charlie, there is a ton of info in the "How To" section.

[bigbadjon]

I had only superficially glossed over the first page until now. There is alot of useful stuff over there.

[pavan]

For certain style broad heads, I find the Tom Mussato method to be better.  I use a similar method, get about the same thing done with different tools.  While I do not expect anyone to copy what I do, for 3 to 1 heads and for softer metal heads, there are options that may work better for some.  I know that Tom's method was explained in the dvd, it would be nice if was on file here.

[Charlie Lamb]

Well, I thought there was more to the video than there is. There's a couple others to supplement these two but they won't load. Poo!!!

I've got Tom Mussato's video in my files but I can't get them to move here.

[hunting badger]

I would like to view Tom Mussato's style of file sharpening but have never had the opportunity to view his style.

[pavan]

Can you load them to vimeo or imgur, or you tube?

[Charlie Lamb]

I'll mess with it today and see if I can get it posted somewhere. Not sure I'm smart enough.

[trad_bowhunter1965]

Great video its' how I learned Thank you Charlie.

[pavan]

I thought I still had the video, so I was looking how to get it done.  Then my wife said that I borrowed to someone, typical, just like my Byron and Schulz DVDs, they never come back.  This is the more standard, as demonstrated by Rob Green. I think my method on single bevels is a bit more effective, but for those that may be serrated curious.  It is something to watch. 

[Pat B]

That seems simple enough. I'll have to try it.