do i need to purchase a clamp and serving string??? and will it fit a diamond razor edge?
361529
Not sure what you mean buy a "clamp." If you're asking if you need a bow press, then the answer is no. You will need serving string to tie the cable into your cable on your bow, very easy to do. I'm pretty sure it will fit a diamond, I believe they are just reduced in physical size for smaller shooters, made by BowTech, but a normal size rest should work fine
361530
I recommend having the pull cord served in to your cable. Looking at a pic of the Razor Edge, I don't see why it wouldn't work.
361531
Yes you do need to buy a clamp sold separately, but I have people installing the string going through the bow cable, in which case there is no need for clamp, but that looks more complicated.
361532
Yes you need a clamp. It should fit your Razor. I put it in an old old Bear Grizzly! Instantly improved my grouping! Great Buy!
361533
You will have to serve it onto the buss cable. I wanted to learn anyway, so I bought a serving kit from cabelas. A quick YouTube search taught me how. You could always take it to a local bow shop. I have mine mounted to a 2005 bowtech diamond rapture.I will say this, I shot it for the first time today and the adjustment kept working loose. I'm going to attempt to return it and go back to trophy ridge.
361534
You should only need one or the other but I just tied mine in between my cable
361535
It comes with a serving string but no clamp. I just tied it onto the cable. Im not sure if it will fit your bow specifically but it would not fit either of my bows. I have a Hoyt ZR 200 and a Blue Mountain Razorback and it would not fit either. The mounting plate is rather large and bulky. I had to grind it down to get it to fit my Hoyt bow.
1241778
I bought a leather kabar sheath (for 7" type classic military kabarknife, kabar part #12171). Cheap and fits perfectly. If you want to spend more the glass fillednylon/nylon sheath is another option.
536703
Get the shun whetstone, and youtube some videos on how to use it. Then you're going to need a honing steel, I recommend the shun one because it's designed for their blades... I wouldn't do it any other way because machines and "professional" knives sharpening companies aren't going to take the time to sharpen the knife properly and in the long run you'll shorten your cleavers blade / life .
1422157
You will need a screw driver with diamond peaces embedded in the tip. They are available from specialty tool shops
39990
I don't have that particular razor (want it) but I am sure it will. Fits my Merkur and Parker long handled razors fine.
1815469
No, I threw mine away. In my opinion I believe it to be a very low-quality product and makes the condition of your knife edge worse. I recommend going on eBay and buying a strop from Starshaving. They are less then 20$ shipped, made in the USA and works for my EDC's my kabar and straight razors. You cant go wrong with a real strop, learn from my mistake and don't waste the few dollars on garbage. Good luck!
484385
yea, it should fit, the edge is velcro, so you should be able to tighten it.
652434
Should be able to. Using the slots it fits any angle. The diamond rod can be used also if you hold it to the degree you want it. It works great on all my knives.
1583977
The one i got works fine...i dont know if its newer blade clamp or not...If you have questions call 800-561-4339(kme number)..when i called them they were extremely helpful with what stones i should use and such questions
856079
It is not 4" on my block. It is 3-15/16" which is about 1/32" too narrow for my cleaver. After some sharpening it should work.
1398777
That's a good question. Perhaps they are hoping no one reads that far. Mine has a plastic handle; however, I do have a handle from a broken razor that may fit, so maybe I can salvage something out of it. Should have known to be more careful when looking at an 87-cent razor.
514531
The prongs for the opening where the razor hangs are 1/2 inches apart and the width doesn't change from the end of the prongs to the base of the opening. Sounds like 11/16 is too wide to fit and I wouldn't recommend trying to bend the opening to fit.
244940
I use the Fallkniven sharpening stone it is called a DC4 Diamond-Ceramic Whetstone, as well I use a leather strop to finish the blade to get a razor edge.
1271544
I measured the slots and here is what I came up with: 3 @ 2" 1 @ 2 1/8" 2 @ 1 1/4" 1 @ 1 1/2" 2 @ 1" The scissor slot is 1 5/8" wide The hole for the sharpening steel is 5/8" square These numbers are very precise. For instance, a 2 1/4" blade would not fit in the 2 1/8" slot. I have a combination of Shun, Wusthoff and Henckels knives in my block. Good luck!
1417510
The mk-1 knifes blade length is 5 1/8'' and the sheathe says 5 1/4'' "most" Ka-bars. I haven't tried to fit that either. Try researching it online somewhere like Ka-bar's website. I wouldn't bet on it though because even if you have the length what about the height and width of the blade/tang/handle. Sorry bud :/
1487294
I do not own the sheath in question because I returned it. I ordered it for a TruTemper single bit ax - 7" hawk with a 4 3/4" edge. The sheath was way too small.
684894
It should fit... there is plenty of room in the box itself. After putting the chain saw in, you have room for bar oil, spare chain, and even some tools. The only down side is that the bar scabbard that came with the case was a little tight on my bar.... luckily, the saw came with a scabbard that fit a little better. I would reccomend buying it.... i'm happy with it. I hope this helped.