would this sharpener work with a survival hatchet
1965668
Probably not your best sharpener for a large blade. Works great with small knifes and blades.
744019
I personally use a simple hand sharpener for garden tools to keep a good edge that isn't so thin it curls up when used. But I recommend to keep in mind this is a survival tool and anything hard enough to wear away tool steel will work.
1210599
Surely could hurt. I love this knife but the "tool kit" that comes with it is fairly useless for a survival situation, or even general camping, you'd be better off with a decent multi-tool. A ferro rod would be an excellent addition.
1148026
Yeah I think it would. But I would recommend getting a smiths tri hone sharpener to go along with it. It really gets that edge razor sharp. The knife is also very easy to sharpen because of the scandi grind.
388790
Not as per the directions. The sharpener is supposed to rest on a counter surface. The machete blade would likely be too long.
479220
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
2065066
No it wont. The sheath is actually pretty awful. Its a kydex style that has rivets you can thread paracord through to lash it to your gear. Its also very wide. The only good thing to say about it is the retention is good. The BK14 isnt a very good survival knife either in my opinion. A little bit too small for bushcraft work. Also the steel is prone to rusting. So you would want to oil it up real good before storage. And since you're looking to put it inside a nalgene, thats not really ideal.
935078
The slot for the blade might be too narrow to sharpen a thick bladed machete. I would use a good metal file and stone for that job.
472654
Yes it should. Please read the directions carefully. It will sharpen it nicely, but it will not be as sharp as a new blade.
2127891
Yes, it will. I have several lead holders and all get sharpened very nicely. There are small holes with blades on the sides of the sharpener just for that.
679723
This sharpener is designed to be used with just about anything - knives, hatchets, scissors, etc. I don't know why it could not be used with a machete. Keep in mind this sharpener is designed with field usage in mind. I usually use a bench grinder to sharpen my machete at home.
806730
It comes relatively sharp. You can further refine the edge with a bastard file and stone if you like. I would assume an axe sharpener would bring the edge back if it were very dull even though this hatchet doesn't have a true axe profile, but like a one step knife sharpener, the one step axe sharpener only does so much.
72809
So long as its not a serrated edge, it should. Straight edges only for this sharpener.
1942242
Not likely, its a lot smaller than the picture makes it out to be. That, and it will most likely break the first time you use it, also, the "axe head" is virtually useless. Its just slightly bigger than a hatchet, it has multi tool look, but all the options it has for use are the minimal requirement to call it a tool for its purpose. I use it as a splitting wedge for firewood now, its ok for that. Money better spent on a sog double sided axe for entry purposes, a knife with a dulled tip for cutting seatbelts with window punch of course. A 24" set of channel locks will work that coupling of yours, homedepot. Not likely, its a lot smaller than the picture makes it out to be. That, and it will most likely break the first time you use it, also, the "axe head" is virtually useless. Its just slightly bigger than a hatchet, it has multi tool look, but all the options it has for use are the minimal requirement to call it a tool for its purpose. I use it as a splitting wedge for firewood now, its ok for that. Money better spent on a sog double sided axe for entry purposes, a knife with a dulled tip for cutting seatbelts with window punch of course. A 24" set of channel locks will work... » Read More Not likely, its a lot smaller than the picture makes it out to be. That, and it will most likely break the first time you use it, also, the "axe head" is virtually useless. Its just slightly bigger than a hatchet, it has multi tool look, but all the options it has for use are the minimal requirement to call it a tool for its purpose. I use it as a splitting wedge for firewood now, its ok for that. Money better spent on a sog double sided axe for entry purposes, a knife with a dulled tip for cutting seatbelts with window punch of course. A 24" set of channel locks will work that coupling of yours, homedepot. « Show Less
1612763
Yes ,It will ,providing that the edge on that knife uses a asian style edge of 15 degrees. The sharpener does a decent job. When you sharpen a knife put a peice of paper below the sharpener. and dont forget to wash the knife.
123037
No. You need one that will run off of an external power supply. This one has an unremovable chord attached to it. Or you could plug it into a transformer if you have one already. The model 1771 should work for you but it isn't a heavy duty sharpener.
1653106
It should work on anything that opens up enough to fit the body of the sharpener over the blade. Read the notch to see which one to use. I was surprised that it sharpened a really cheap set of sissors. The serration makes it time consuming and you may ask a professional if there is a better way.