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What size are KME stones?
KME Stones are 1″ x 4″ x 4-5mm thick and are mounted to a 2mm thick aluminum blank. They can be used in the KME sharpener, or as field stones, travel stones and slip stones.
What angle is the KME broadhead sharpener?
The KME Broadhead Sharpener moves on its roller base. The self-aligning jaws pivot to maintain perfect blade-to-stone alignment to produce true razor-sharp broadheads. The broadhead sharpening jaws rotate 180 degrees to easily flip from edge to edge.
What degree do you sharpen broadheads?
between 24-28 degrees
Most will be between 24-28 degrees. While different brands/styles will sharpen at slightly different angles, individual broadheads and blades will sharpen at exactly the same angle time after time. The object of the fixed angle design is precise, consistent repeatability.
Does the KME knife sharpening system work on broadheads?
The KME knife sharpening system works on broadheads too! A versatile and robust sharpening system for precision knife and broadhead sharpening – and a great value. KME Sharpeners manufactures the World’s only self-aligning broadhead and replacement blade sharpener.
What is the new KME low profile clamp?
The new low profile clamp is neoprene lined to protect your blades from scratching or marring, and is marked with two depth lines to assist with repositioning the knife for touch ups. The standard vise is also easily interchangeable with KME pen knife and broadhead sharpening jaws which are available separately.
What are the dimensions of the KME sharpeners?
Enhance your purchase Material Wood Brand KME Sharpeners Item Dimensions LxWxH 2.76 x 1.57 x 1.57 inches Item Weight 0.75 Pounds Grit Type Coarse, Extra Coarse, Extra Fine, Fine About this item This fits your . Make sure this fitsby entering your model number. Newest KME Kit as of June 2015 with Base Included
What is KME KME 1×4 Diamond hones?
4 Gold Series KME 1×4 diamond hones – 140 extra-coarse, 300 coarse, 600 fine and 1500 extra fine Spherical bearing rod guide for zero angle deviation and smooth sharpening motion