KME Sharpener Combo...

[dave19113]

I have given up on trying to get my broadheads scary sharp w/o using an aid. From what I have read the KME sharpener is te way to go... And from what I have seen from the youtube vid it seems like a no brainer.....

Here is my question, Kustom King sells the KME but they also have a kit that includes a 2 sided stone and oil:

 http://www.kustomkingarchery.com/KME-Self-Aligning-BH-Sharpener-Standard-KIT/productinfo/1421/


Is the kit worth it? And what is the grade of the stone?... IE med, fine?....?

[Jake]

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[J.Williams]

Dave,that's the same kit I got from 3 Rivers.The black side is course and the red is more a medium/fine as Ron described it to me.Go to kme sharp.com to get more info and you can contact Ron himself there...great guy and very helpful.

[Jake]

What brand of heads do you shoot?  That stone is coarse on one side and fine on the opposite.

[COOCH]

If your sharpening challenged definetly by the kit it has everything you need.those KME guys figured it all out for ya'll.Great product and unmatched customer support,and all around great guys.  

[straitera]

Ron @ KME WILL answer all your questions & NOT hard sell you.

[dave19113]

Originally posted by Jake:
What brand of heads do you shoot?  That stone is coarse on one side and fine on the opposite.

I shoot ace 200 and 175 express, and magnus vented 150's

[Burnsie]

I just got my paper wheel sharpening kit yesterday, going to Harbor Frieght to pick up a cheap bench grinder today.  I'll report once I've had a chance to try it out.

[Jake]

ACE are excellent heads.  Mr. Bob Mayo makes a very durable and fine product.  You'll have everything you need in that kit.  If you have any problems just give us a call.  Thanks,  Jake

[Randy Morin]

I have the KME knife sharpener and love it.
But some of my friends have the wheels from Alaskan bowhunting supply and they love them also.  It is much faster fwiw.

[Jake]

Randy, I am glad you like the KME knife sharpener.  Since you are familiar with it and know how it works I would like to ask... What degree are they sharpening their blades on?  Are they getting a concave..convex or bevel finish? How often do they have to re-sharpen?  Just curious as I am always trying to tweek things.