Lansky Puck Axe Sharpener

What can i say. Have had problems trying to sharpen my Wilky and Lofty due to size. With this tool that is now not an issue. Also felt a lot safer using this as fingers well away from blade. As ALWAYS Heinnie service above excellent

Perfect for your axe. I think this works best on items made from high carbon tool steel.

As the title says this is one tool everyone should have use the puck on my axes, hatchets, tomahawk and fixed blade knives and is my favourite method of sharpening stuff.

I have a hatchet which I like bushcrafting with and was at a loss as to how I could sharpen it safely and well. Perfect solution from Lansky at a cheap price and a dual grit to get a nice edge on your tools.

Have 2 Puck's, purchased from HH some time ago and recall the impressive service, now a regular HH customer. The Puck will sharpen any blade but obviously not advisable to sharpen chisels. I use water, for convenience so that I can use anywhere then drop in to a pocket with no messy oil stains. Soak the puck and keep it wet when using, rotate stone using a small circular pattern against the edge, you will need to de-burr by using a single full length stroke each side of the blade this will deliver a perfect cutting edge. Brilliant value. Quick tip. If your Puck becomes clogged with fine silt and metal particles, boil in an old saucepan of water and watch the rubbish collect in the bottom of the pan.

Ideal for putting a keen working edge on your favourite axe or machete. I use mine on my camping Tramontina and Bolo. Tip: Over time all sharpening stones tend to wear unevenly - usually in the middle. Flatten them by vigorously rubbing the stone on a thin layer of sand on a flat piece of concrete. I did this with my Puck and it's good as new :) Great sharpener. Buy one for the home and one for the camping pack.

After my first outing with my Fiskars X10 axe, it had a few small nicks and wear to the edge. I found these handy Puck sharpeners on Heinnie's site, and the price was lower than anywhere else I could find. I left it to soak in baby oil overnight (try it for sharpening, it works well), and it's a thirsty little stone ! Just the right size for sharpening an axe in the field or at home, gentle circular movements at the same angle as the original edge yield very good results.

I got this with my Kbar Zombie Chop Stick and it works perfectly to get it to a razor finish easily and comfortably, for sharpening anything over 5" out in the field this is now my go to!

If you want a small compact to throw in pack or pocket to keep axes and machetes with good working edge, then drop 7 quid on one of these you can't go wrong.