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How to properly sharpen a new machete! Simple and easy! 

soloproject99
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Got a machete that just won’t cut it? This video is exactly what you need!! It’s very easy and only takes a few minutes to get that gardening tool to shaving sharp! I use a machete for a living and have had years of experience in getting this tool sharp, quick!! Check it out and give it a try.

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@jonahkrompart
@jonahkrompart 5 месяцев назад
That acorn gunshot joke hits a little different these days
@thomreitz9485
@thomreitz9485 3 месяца назад
Your knowledge and comedy combined made this video the best in the internet for me today! You now have another subscriber! I’m going to the garage to sharpen my machetes!
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 3 месяца назад
That really means a lot! Thanks so much for being here and taking time out of your day to share these kind words. Glad to have you!! Now go sharpen those blades!! 😂
@texasjoe3261
@texasjoe3261 6 месяцев назад
I Appreciate You Sharing Your Skills !! Thank You.
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 5 месяцев назад
It’s my pleasure! Thanks for being here!!
@billmadle1235
@billmadle1235 10 месяцев назад
Oh yeah that is sharp for a machete I love it great video
@swingbelly
@swingbelly 11 месяцев назад
I was wondering how sharp should I get my neighbours' machete. Didn't know what edge to put on it. Contacted my friends in Australia who are professional machete users for clearing brush, vines and undergrowth. Their advice: depends on what you are clearing; for tall, grasses use a high flat bevel, razor sharp edge; for semi-woody (soft) vines and bushes use a medium convex bevel sharp edge; for woody (hard) bushes and small trees use a full convex bevel with a thin sharp edge. Using the wrong bevel and edge will not achieve the task at hand andwill be extremely frustrating. And, will wreck the blade. On any jobsite, my Aussie bros carries at least 5 differently sharpened machetes and backups to boot. My neighbour clears both tall grasses and semi-woody bushes on his property, so I sharpened accordingly. The results were amazing. Hope this helps your viewers. Your sharpening technique is amazing. Thanks! 🍁
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 7 месяцев назад
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate hearing this! I apologize for the time between those comment and my reply!! I’m really glad you’re here and that this video helped!!!
@ronfox5519
@ronfox5519 Месяц назад
Your friends advice very much matches my experience
@barryf7253
@barryf7253 Год назад
A less steep angle provides a "working edge", which means you have to work harder for it to work. It also reduces rolling. My target angle is always 20 by the way.
@TubinHard00
@TubinHard00 5 дней назад
Great video!
@eyescream5313
@eyescream5313 2 месяца назад
Subbed. Very informative, safe, and straight to the point video. Thank you!!! 😊
@tubes5150
@tubes5150 Год назад
Instant sub !!! This is very helpful. Just received my unsharpened Martindale Golok #2 machete and I’m now ready to proceed to put a nice hair shaving edge on this beauty . Thank you for the video !!! And have an awesome week ahead . ( stop over some time - I’ll post a review soon ). PS - I’m pretty much a knife channel by the way . Been collecting for decades …. So many knives … So little time . Haha 🤠
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 Год назад
Thats awesome! Really glad your here. we have been building a great little community here and I'm looking forward to joining yours!!
@mossbergchrome5384
@mossbergchrome5384 2 месяца назад
You should be counting even strokes for both sides to get an even bevel for each side
@frankartieta4887
@frankartieta4887 7 месяцев назад
I like this video ! There are books written long ago by the Pike sharpening stone company Named How to sharpen and what to use ! You can find them on the internet archive ! I like the way you mounted the knife to your bench as if the machete is just a big knife ! Which after all is what it is ! A proper file does work perfectly fine to use as a sharpening tool ! I even sometimes use a file to sharpen certain butcher knives ! It all about the type of edge you want or need ! A machete is not a straight razor ! There is no need for it to be sharpened as if it was a straight razor ! A machete needs a tough edge that can be touched up fast ! And for that you can not beat a file ! A file sharped will make you bleed if you were to rub on the blade What I am saying is ! OH YES IT SHARP ! I give you 5 stars ! And a ATTABOY :)
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 7 месяцев назад
Thanks for all the kind words! I really appreciate you taking the time to share your experience. I prefer a super sharp edge on my everyday machete but it’s not always practical for other uses. Thanks for being here!!
@glenh4971
@glenh4971 Год назад
Really good sharpening video.
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 Год назад
Thanks so much!
@jimmywilson1388
@jimmywilson1388 5 месяцев назад
Bro, that’s impressive with a file…😂 Thanks for the video
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 5 месяцев назад
Well, thanks for stopping by and thanks for watching! I appreciate it!!
@osbaldohernandez9174
@osbaldohernandez9174 Год назад
Tramontana machetes are the best for everything cheap but reliable
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 Год назад
I totally agree!
@fa-sb9ke
@fa-sb9ke Год назад
With how hard I swing I gotta be careful not to go below 30 degrees while sharpening, I got chips 1/16th inch deep into my crkt halfachance blade and edge rolled on this martindale 28 inch blade I went 25-30 degrees too, So if you swing hard on some dryer bush thats been out in the sun you could chip or roll your edge going lower than 30 degrees in my opinion.
@AntonMoquin-vg1sy
@AntonMoquin-vg1sy 29 дней назад
Happy lil edge @ 2:50
@adammcguinness9950
@adammcguinness9950 Год назад
I like my machetes nice and sharp too. I use 20 year old files but they work. They do slip at times but still have a lot of bite. I took a brass wire wheel to them when I got them, then oiled them.
@John5.56
@John5.56 6 месяцев назад
Having a file brush on standby is a must. Several videos I’ve seen people recommend buying a brand new file but unless it’s rusted to pieces I don’t understand the point of that.
@osbaldohernandez9174
@osbaldohernandez9174 9 месяцев назад
If your trying to get that hospital visit sharp get a piece of 800 grit sand paper or 1000 grit and wrap it around some flat and do the same movement with the file it’s gonna be hospital visit sharp
@ColossalSwordFormAndTechnique
This is exactly how i sharpen my new blunt edges. Axes, machetes, swords and etc. 👍 i use a 2nd cut file. Files are underrated. They’re the very first step, before whetstones. Makes life much easier. Belt grinders change the edge way too much also, and a very ugly edge overall. and overheat the blade as well.
@BowsandBlades1999
@BowsandBlades1999 3 месяца назад
So just out of curiosity could you use sandpaper to sharpen a machete? My file is not a single cut file and i dont want to risk messing up the edge,other wise i can wait to buy a file lol
@lynnglidewell7367
@lynnglidewell7367 6 месяцев назад
Helpful video.
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 6 месяцев назад
Thanks for watching and thanks for being here!!
@justinbanker1311
@justinbanker1311 2 месяца назад
Leaving it sharpened with the file, get some more of a toothier edge for it to catch and penetrate more deeply rather than having the sharpest edge you can get up to 600 to 1000 grit using a file like that is probably at 350 to 450 grit that will allowed to grab more things and penetrate more deeply. so in a way, it is sharper than rather 1000 grit
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 2 месяца назад
I have heard of that method before. When I’m sharpening on the back of my truck I usually just use a file. When I’m in the workshop, it’s anyone’s guess as to how far I’ll go! 😂 Thank you for sharing!!
@husafel
@husafel 5 месяцев назад
What if you have small chips on the edge. What’s the best way to address it?
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 5 месяцев назад
They weren’t as loud in the video as they were in the shop. I’m ready to take that damn oak down!
@ColossalSwordFormAndTechnique
@ColossalSwordFormAndTechnique 9 месяцев назад
Axe Puck work great on blunt dull edges of stainless steel knives ☝️ And Sharpening Files work great on dull blunt edges on high carbon steel machetes and swords ☝️ Afterwards, then you may start using diamond stones on stainless steel knives. And use whetstones or oilstones on high carbon steel machetes and swords ☝️
@ronfox5519
@ronfox5519 Месяц назад
Are puck very good for that last bit of sharpness and very quick touch ups
@marveen6372
@marveen6372 Год назад
I tried sharpening with a kitchen knife sharpener still not sharp so I guess I will do your way
@osbaldohernandez9174
@osbaldohernandez9174 Год назад
Try using a block sharpener
@osbaldohernandez9174
@osbaldohernandez9174 9 месяцев назад
Could I still use a sharpening stone after the filling or not
@John5.56
@John5.56 6 месяцев назад
Absolutely
@rustyshackleford8296
@rustyshackleford8296 Год назад
I've gotten machetes and swords to a razor sharp edge with an accusharp
@Sexynhomeless0092
@Sexynhomeless0092 Год назад
"Gonna do 6 inches at a time" Me: "that's what she said"
@gigel99324
@gigel99324 Год назад
Hi. Thanks for the video. What grit is the file? Or what grit do you think is best for a macete?
@John5.56
@John5.56 6 месяцев назад
It’s a file, I don’t think it’s measured in grit unless I haven’t been paying attention for a very long time lol. Any standard bastard file will work fine, just choose whatever size you feel most comfortable using. I’d just suggest doing a tiny bit of research, there are different types of files. Some only cut on the push stroke and some only cut on the pull. So just know what you’re getting
@tranquility9325
@tranquility9325 Год назад
Can you show me a link for that file? I just started using a sickle for weeds and graduated to a machete.. so I'm below a rookie lol. So much to learn. Ty
@John5.56
@John5.56 6 месяцев назад
They have them on Amazon
@jgonz3542
@jgonz3542 Год назад
Please get some gloves and a golf ball, the gloves for your hands, and the golf ball....also for your hand (end of file).
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 Год назад
I have a file with a golf ball on it in my work truck! Very comfortable to use.
@John5.56
@John5.56 6 месяцев назад
Did you not hear him discussing gloves?
@CaptNaufragio
@CaptNaufragio 4 месяца назад
Got.my.boy from st vincent to bring me a martindale as i couldnt figure out how else to get the no 14 from england to florida. Fucker is blunt as shit, no edge whatsoever. Suppose its still the same process with file, just a bunch more ofnit?
@CampDweller
@CampDweller Год назад
Will that work on 22” in Seymour Machete ?
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 Год назад
It should absolutely work!
@mangalbob956
@mangalbob956 Год назад
the easiest way to sharpen a machete is just to use a grinder with the soft sandpaper disc. its faster,better and saver.
@soloproject99
@soloproject99 Год назад
That's actually not true. A grinder, if in the wrong hands, can transfer a lot of heat into such a thin blade. Too much heat can ruin whatever tempering the steel has. Yes, its faster but I can't agree with you on it being better.
@John5.56
@John5.56 6 месяцев назад
Absolutely faster, that’s about it tho
@JuaneDoses-zk9dm
@JuaneDoses-zk9dm Год назад
Just tape razor blades to your machete 🙄
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