It's a small miracle!

[KyleAllen]

I did something yesterday i wasn't sure i would ever be able to. I finally got my grizzlies to shave. I know, i know. It is hard to believe but it is TRUE! I utilized the advice i got on here and the finishing touch was the poor mans sharpening tutorial that someone on here did recently. I ground them down to a burr on my table top belt sander (yes keeping them cool). Then hit them just a stroke or two on some 320 grit. Finished up with a jewlers rogue on a piece of leather. In the end it was quite simple. But it was a bit frustrating to get a good process down for the sharpening impaired.

Thanks for all the help guys

[joe ashton]

I had the same thing happen with grizzlies.  could not get them shaving sharp.. until I got the first one sharp,  then the rest came easy.(er).

[JimB]

Way to stick to it.My experience was also the same but I knew it could be done and stayed after it.It took me quite awhile and had to change techniques a few times but the results are impressive and a lot of what I learned helps with other heads.

[DannyBows]

Feels good don't it! Last night I finally got a Simmons Tree Shark shaving sharp. I've been trying off and on for a couple years, and last night I finally stuck with it. I can get all my other heads to shave, the Simmons was the last. I'll be loading my quiver with Tree Sharks and Interseptors now.

[30coupe]

The KME broadhead sharpener makes it pretty easy to get Grizzlys shaving sharp. KME plus several grits of sandpaper on a flat surface = scary sharp!

[KyleAllen]

poor= i made my own jig

[30coupe]

Originally posted by KyleAllen:
poor= i made my own jig

Been there! I finally made myself a present with some of my volleyball officiating money. I'm glad I did. It keeps the angle correct so broadheads get sharp quicker. I'd like to have the knife sharpener, but I'm with you there. Maybe next year  

[KyleAllen]

yeah i'm sure ill own a kme at some point. Maybe when the baby gets out of diapers.