Sharpened both my case stockman and my Spyderco delica. I did better on the Spyderco. It was fun. I definitely improved after watching the tutorial video. Thanks! I look forward to continuing to improve this skill.
Okay here's mine! I've definitely gotten better at my sharpening skills, which is good because I've been practicing a lot! Before: super dull, tearing the paper. Sharpening process: It looks like I have really big man boobs in this picture. It's the way the shirt is hanging I swear! and the finished product: I only wear shorts and should have thought this through. I used my lansky puck first (I know it's for axes but I needed a coarser grit and it was all I had. Bushcrafting is about improvising right?) for just a few passes because I intentionally let this knife get really dull. Than I used my 3,000/10,000 grit stone and stropped a bit afterward.
Here’s my knife sharpening submission. After watching a video from @IA Woodsman , this is going into my fire kit. Started on my grandpas two sided stone, followed by a Diamond King straight razor hone, followed by a ride on my horse hide straight razor strop.
Convex 3V Adventure Sworn Guide thinned and sharpened using sandpaper, diamond lapping film, and a leather strop