Stone Holder

Kepis

Full Member
Jul 17, 2005
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Holder for a Fallkniven DC3 sharpening stone, not a new idea by any means, can't remember where i saw it.

Bit of stick, two undercut ends to hold the stone and job done, much better than carrying a couple of nails to hold it.

When out in the woods this holder can be carved into a stick very quickly and gives you a solid and safe base to sharpen on.

20180830_161001 by Mark D Emery, on Flickr

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Robson Valley

On a new journey
Nov 24, 2014
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That's a very smart idea. Keeps tender fingers out of harm's way as well.
I would not leave that behind! I need one in the kitchen.
Finished down to trimming the ends.
I'll crib that idea, please and thanks.
 

Janne

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Feb 10, 2016
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It looks dead easy to make, but having seen your previous work, I know that it is not!
Getting the correct size for a good grip and no slippage = precision cutting!

Fantastic idea.
 

g4ghb

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Sep 21, 2005
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Is a great idea! - I have done similar in the past but with a longer stick that you can sit on to 'clamp' it in place so you can use two hands to manipulate the knife whilst sharpening ;-)
 

Ooops

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Awesome, just what I need for the kitchen. Many thanks.
 

Billy-o

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Apr 19, 2018
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Kepis, how does this one work? Do you flex it to open it out a bit? Or, is the stone just slid in from the side? Nice thing :)
 

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