can i use it for my leatherman wingman with out it damaging my blades? also does it work for serrated
1632269
It probably won't damage your blade I have used it several times on various blades and they cut just fine, as for serrated I don't think so. I have one serrated blade and find it awkward to run the blade thru the sharpener. I don't know how to sharpen a serrated blade, might have to YouTube that one.
1632270
Small length blades are not going full length contact with the sharpener components due to the housing. It will not work on serrated blades.
1632271
Yes you can use the fine side on the wingman blades. I do not recommend using the coarse side on the wingman blades. Also, you should not use this on serrated knives.
364418
Like the others have said the bread and four steak knives are the only serrated ones, all others are not. Serrated knives work best for slicing by means of moving back and forth as non-serrated knives are made to slice through food by chopping down, leaving a nice clean cut (as serrated can leave a rough torn-up cut). I love these knives and how sharp they are, although I'd never try to sharpen mine without a whetstone.
1009350
It's a saw blade, so it's serrated. You'll have to sharpen it eventually, but mine has been going for about two years without the need to resharpen. I believe you can buy spare blades as well.
1581566
not really sure how to answer this one... I'm guess that the serrated part of the blade would cut branches, but you may be there a while. you might want to invest in a folding tree saw if you need to cut branches down
155577
I haven't tried it on a pocket knife, but it does work pretty well with 6 to 8 inch kitchen knives the blades of which are straight and not serrated.
1860135
No. This tool is NOT recommended for serrated blades. Serrated blades require a special tool.But this knife sharpener is great for straight blades. I highly recommend it.
49356
The blade is basically a heavy razor blade that is replaceable. I am using a serrated blade in my knife. I would say yes.
1816271
NO, THE BLADE IS NON-Serrated, watch out though because it is razor sharp. Have already nicked myself a couple of times, not the knives fault.
1278086
I have never (and wouldn't) try to sharpen a serrated edge with a sharpener that takes away metal from the edge. A serrated blade requires a special rod sharpener. I do not recommend the diamond sharpener, it will damage your blade.
1653105
You'd need to use the rod that folds out and sharpen each serration with it, as far as I understand it. That can be time-consuming, but it 'works'.
918525
It works on scissors, knives, blades. It could probably work on serrated blades, too. It does a fantastic job on my garden equipment, too. Great little tool.
1532669
It's really intended for the serration style found on pocket knives and some steak knives, not the fine saw teeth found on a lot of kitchen knives, but even then it's not that great. The diamond rod does work quite well on serrations though.
918524
No, unfortunetly. It will work on anything with a straight blade (hand pruners, pruning shears, old fashioned hand hedge trimmers, and even a knife) but it is not intended to sharpen anything with a serrated edge (example-any sort of saw with teeth)
947473
I doubt it. My other (small) multitools won't. I don't own a Leatherman Wave, so I can't be certain.
1819378
I have the miracle blade set and I use this on their serrated knives and it works great.
2217954
Yes it does leave a serrated edge. Not a tool for leather working but a rescue tool for fire dept. To cut a clean edge I would get a high quality box cutting knife from Stanley.
944829
Probably so. However, I would prefer the serrated version. Makes it easier to saw through material easier.