Will this work on the smith sharper? It looks like they have the same rod.
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Typically, No: smith uses a rod that screws into the hones, whereas lansky uses the rods the other way (easiest way to picture it is getting the guide rod and doing a 180 before attatching it to the hone). Now you theoretically could use this hone on a smith sharpening system, but you will have to do a little tinkering and experimenting with how you set the guide rod. So theoretically yes you could pull it off, but typically not. Also, in order for that to work the way smith systems are set up, you would install the guide rod the same way, but you would have to worry about cross threading. Cause when I tried it I screwed up the guide rod.Hope this helps a little Typically, No: smith uses a rod that screws into the hones, whereas lansky uses the rods the other way (easiest way to picture it is getting the guide rod and doing a 180 before attatching it to the hone). Now you theoretically could use this hone on a smith sharpening system, but you will have to do a little tinkering and experimenting with how you set the guide rod. So theoretically yes you could pull it off, but typically not. Also, in order for that to work the way smith systems are set up, you would install the guide rod the same way, but you would have to worry about cross threading.... » Read More Typically, No: smith uses a rod that screws into the hones, whereas lansky uses the rods the other way (easiest way to picture it is getting the guide rod and doing a 180 before attatching it to the hone). Now you theoretically could use this hone on a smith sharpening system, but you will have to do a little tinkering and experimenting with how you set the guide rod. So theoretically yes you could pull it off, but typically not. Also, in order for that to work the way smith systems are set up, you would install the guide rod the same way, but you would have to worry about cross threading. Cause when I tried it I screwed up the guide rod.Hope this helps a little « Show Less
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The theory of both sharpeners, is to create a fixed angle with which to apply to the blade. In other words, probably to avoid copyright infringement, they both do the same thing with differences in hardware. Modifications would be possible; it would be like trying to swap parts from a Chevy to a Mopar. Possible, but not without effort.
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Typically, No: smith uses a rod that screws into the hones, whereas lansky uses the rods the other way (easiest way to picture it is getting the guide rod and doing a 180 before attatching it to the hone). Now you theoretically could use this hone on a smith sharpening system, but you will have to do a little tinkering and experimenting with how you set the guide rod. So theoretically yes you could pull it off, but typically not. Also, in order for that to work the way smith systems are set up, you would install the guide rod the same way, but you would have to worry about cross threading. Cause when I tried it I screwed up the guide rod. Hope this helps a little
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Yes, it will work just fine, but you'll need to use a Lansky guide rod with it. The rods are a bit different.Lansky Sharpeners 5 Four Extra Guide Rods For the Lansky Sharpening Kits
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Yes, but probably not on all of them. I put a wicked edge on my Gerber Parang and also on one of my smaller inexpensive hatchets... but if it is too large or thick, probably not a good idea. But Hey.... what do I know? I use a stone on my axe and large hatchet, but I'll bet it would work.** please see my comment **I wouldn't use anything particularly large or heavy if you want this tool to last. No replacement elements available from Smiths.
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It look's to me like a universal blade so I think it will work fine!!!It has slots for the bolt's and comes with the hardware!!! Oh and I am using one right now it will need to be Sharpened!!!!
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Should be fine. Those are steel blades and 16 degree angle, which is what this sharpener is for.
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I don't see why this sharpener wouldn't work for other knives also. It simply consists of 3 ceramic grinding wheels of different grit. Global is a company which produces knives.
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when there is no more drag on the blade you are sharpening. the groves that are cut into the rod get worn to the point they become smooth. im not sure if you can " sharpen the sharpener " or not it would be best if you would call one of the blade manufacturers and find out for sure . otherwise its time to replace it
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Yes it will that sharpener with static angle.Its good as emergency sharpener.If you need to keep original angle you should invest money for more expensive stuff with multy stones.Sry for my bad English.
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I love mine, but had the same problem...I had an old SPYDERCO shapner, a base with two "V" shaped rods coming out of it and it works perfecly. Razor sharp when I'm done...this comes in a pouch and doesn't take up enough room in my pack to worry about. This sharpens anything, even fish hooks. I believe you can still buy these. If not, get a flat whet stone. That's the best help I can give you. R / Mack
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It'll work on any smooth-edged blade. The blade has to be long enough to pull through the sharpener. I would say any blade 2" or longer should work fine. I sharpen a paring knife on it, which is small and it works just fine.
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Yes, it fits just fine. They are all the same diameter. The only difference is the length of the rod, but you can cut it to a smaller size if you need to with a hack saw.
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to be honest, it's up to you. price isn't too huge a difference (amazon) and Smith's products have kits and whatnot. the Guided has seramic rods, a hook & arrowhead screws, and a strop. i would reccomend the Guided, because i have that one.
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No, I have both razors and it is a totally different mechanism on each one and they are not interchangeable.Sorry,
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We have the model 610 and as of yet, have not had to use the sharpener. It was advertized as working for the 609, 610 and others...
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Hi Darnell. The handle, flat file, and sharperner guide will most likely work but don't know about the rat tail files. Maybe you should check it out at the husky website?
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Sorry but i really can't say. It is a snug fit for the 709 so if you have a way to compare the two and the Smith is a very close (not bigger) then you should be in business. My guess would be that the Smith is slightly bigger. Good luck.
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it should but I don't recommend this product for anything,work poorly ,leaves scratch mark and 95% off other smith sharpeners will do much better(Smith's 50185 Jiffy-Pro Handheld Sharpener(is a workhorse for sworks and knive,Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal Multifunction Sharpener the ceramic sharpener blade is great,Smith's 50090 Edge Pro Pull-Thru Knife Sharpener great too,Accusharp 334CD Two Step Knife(ceramic and diamond sharpeners are excellent,Lansky PS-MED01 BladeMedic great after everything else the ceramic is like a polishing home almost,Smith's Knife and Scissor Sharpener #5818D,Smith's Knife Sharpener Santoku Standard Edge Pull Through. some great sharpeners here listed it should but I don't recommend this product for anything,work poorly ,leaves scratch mark and 95% off other smith sharpeners will do much better(Smith's 50185 Jiffy-Pro Handheld Sharpener(is a workhorse for sworks and knive,Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal Multifunction Sharpener the ceramic sharpener blade is great,Smith's 50090 Edge Pro Pull-Thru Knife Sharpener great too,Accusharp 334CD Two Step Knife(ceramic and diamond sharpeners are excellent,Lansky PS-MED01 BladeMedic great after everything else the ceramic is like a polishing home almost,Smith's Knife and Scissor Sharpener #5818D,Smith's... » Read More it should but I don't recommend this product for anything,work poorly ,leaves scratch mark and 95% off other smith sharpeners will do much better(Smith's 50185 Jiffy-Pro Handheld Sharpener(is a workhorse for sworks and knive,Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal Multifunction Sharpener the ceramic sharpener blade is great,Smith's 50090 Edge Pro Pull-Thru Knife Sharpener great too,Accusharp 334CD Two Step Knife(ceramic and diamond sharpeners are excellent,Lansky PS-MED01 BladeMedic great after everything else the ceramic is like a polishing home almost,Smith's Knife and Scissor Sharpener #5818D,Smith's Knife Sharpener Santoku Standard Edge Pull Through. some great sharpeners here listed « Show Less
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I cannot answer this question, as I do not know. I suggest that you contact the mfgr, if you need to sharpen it. The knife has asian characters written on it, which would lead me to believe that it needs to be angled the same as other asian knives.