Roughneck Axe Sharpening Puck - 65-680

The coarse grit is used for removing material and repairing damaged edges, while the fine grit is for honing and finishing the blade.

While technically possible, this puck is designed for larger cutting tools like axes and hatchets. It may not be ideal for finer kitchen knives.

Try to maintain a consistent angle while sharpening. Practice and a steady hand will help.

Clean the puck after each use to remove metal particles and debris. This helps maintain its effectiveness.

Use a brush and water to clean the puck. You can also use a mild abrasive cleaner to remove stubborn clogs.

Yes, the aluminum tin protects the puck from damage and keeps it clean during storage and transport.

No, this puck is not suitable for sharpening chainsaw blades. Chainsaw blades require specialized sharpening tools.

Ensure you are using the correct angle and pressure. Check the puck for wear and tear. If the blade is severely damaged, it may require professional sharpening.

Apply less pressure during sharpening and avoid excessive use on very hard materials. Clean the puck after each use to prevent buildup.