anybody sharpening havalon blades?

[motg9_6]

i have thought about this I know its almost pointless just put a new blade on just wondering if anybody has tried it? thought about running a couple through my worksharp and see how it does.

[Eli346]

 I haven't done it on my Worksharp but it should work pretty well. I've been sharpening up my Razor's Edge blades with it and they're good to go!

[klikboom]

Hey you should run a couple through your worksharp and see how it does.  Then tell us.   

[motg9_6]

im planning on it just dont have any dull ones right now

[MtnMuley]

I've sharpened havalon's a bunch. Especially the fillet knife. As a matter if fact, it still has the original blade from 2 years ago. Filleted hundreds of fish with it and each time when finish, run it through the worksharp.  Try it once and you'll see why.

[motg9_6]

thats what i was hoping to hear
thanks

[MtnMuley]

Just be careful now to run the blade holder part of the knife through the worksharp. Mine is about a third gone now, lol. Taking the blade off and using a pair or Kleins or vise grips to hold the blade while sharpening it is also a good thing.

[xXLojackXx]

Even if I fill every tag I have, I'd still only use about 10 havalon blades. And for how cheap they are, why bother with sharpening them. That's the whole point of using a havalon. Quick blade changes.

[hornhunter1987]

Do those worksharp's work good? I've  been wanting to get one.

[hornhunter1987]

Disregard my last post. I just read about them under the knife sharpener post.

[Come Get Some]

I have been using the Havalon knives since they came out. I have beeen selling them for years. I typically use 1 blade to do both my Deer and my elk, Gutted,skniied and boned out.If it gets a little dull I hit it briefly on my diamond steel. Razor shapr in a couple of strokes. Why not sharpen it and extend the life

[MtnMuley]

I have been using the Havalon knives since they came out. I have beeen selling them for years. I typically use 1 blade to do both my Deer and my elk, Gutted,skniied and boned out.If it gets a little dull I hit it briefly on my diamond steel. Razor shapr in a couple of strokes. Why not sharpen it and extend the life

Kind of my thoughts too. However,  it also makes sense to chuck the worn out blades and put a new one in. After all, that was their design.  Pretty funny though how I'll keep touching up a blade to prove a point how many animals I can skin with one blade, while I have a couple hundred extras, lol.