Sharpening Magnus Black Hornet and Ser-Razors

This video shows how to sharpen the Magnus Black Hornet and ser-Razors including the serrations and small bleeder blades using a Stay Sharp Replaceable blade guide available from Innovative Outdoorsman. The sharpening guide is available at innovativeoutdo...

[@ericplatt3390]

By far a amazing product I love my stay sharp!!!

[@daveokey3966]

I really dig my Stay Sharp...thanks for putting up these videos!
Ever thought about making some sort of jig that would consistently set the blades at your recommended exposure measurements?

[@stampstepper2393]

Game changer right there

[@macgyver2169]

So I have a guide for my planer / chisels. Just measure on a board how deep the blade should go into the jig - mark it and glue / nail a stop in place (another small flat / straight piece of wood). I usually write what it's for above it, but the idea is when you get out your guide, you press the jig flat against the board and pull out your blade until it hits the stop. Exact same placement everytime.

[@brettu45]

wow, that was awesome. Nice to learn something new for once while perusing the youtube.

[@pensnut08]

These are the real deal!! Love mine! Question: How much honing (estimate) for new Magnus heads would you recommend?

[@longshotdiedtired1582]

Is this the same as the new grey one ? The one that does the magnus stingers , look very similar

[@reedfee3541]

How the heck do I get the bleeder blades out of the ser razors. its not obvoius and I dont want to damage them in the process. I cant find anything on the subject on the Magnus website.

[@timl8302]

What about 'green' stropping compound?

[@micahhwilliams]

Where can I get the red and white buffing compounds?

[@stampstepper2393]

Local hardware stores or just google and look for nearby options

[@darrelldrywater8027]

I wonder if you can sharpen older bear
Broadheads

[@innovativeoutdoorsman5067]

I do it all the time with our fixed blade guide. This video only shows our replaceable blade guide

[@stampstepper2393]

Do you slightly wet the sandpaper or is it called "wet/dry sand paper" and do you have to replace the cereal box after say months-6-12 and up of it being used and stored thanks ,great video

[@stampstepper2393]

And would all these work as buffing compounds
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[@innovativeoutdoorsman5067]

always use the sandpaper dry for this application. Wet for paint and auto finish applications. You can replace the cereal box cardboard when the buffing compound get clogged with metal.

[@sneakybooget9188]

I was wondering the same great question

[@innovativeoutdoorsman5067]

@@stampstepper2393 yes so long as its for metal.

[@stampstepper2393]

Innovative Outdoorsman thanks

[@johnjpa808]

Anybody else see that spider and think it was on your screen at 2:02?

[@themississippioutdoorsman3107]

Which stay sharp did you use for the hornets, the grey, replaceable or the fixed??

[@kylemeieroutdoors5056]

I can never get my bh that sharp to take hair that easy.

[@innovativeoutdoorsman5067]

we make it easy.

[@kfranklin308]

Which stropping compound do you recommend for the black hornets? I have never done this method.

[@innovativeoutdoorsman5067]

red or white or green. Red is the most abrasive, white is less and green even less and is called jewlers rouge.

[@harleyhunter68]

so your not shipping to canada anymore?

[@innovativeoutdoorsman5067]

not just canada.We cant find a country that the usps will deliver too. We pay them to deliver and many items never arrive. Its become too great a hassle with missing parcels.\

[@glend4704]

I bought the stay sharp several months ago and I can’t seem to get my 4 blade black hornets sharp. I follow the guidelines on this video to a “T”. I mark the blades with a sharpie and after 5-6 passes the color on the blades is gone, and I’m very careful to make sure the blade is properly mounted. Do I have to push down with a lot of pressure when sharpening on the 400 and 1000 grit sandpaper? I can’t get the blades close to shaving sharp. How long should it take to do “one edge”?
Thank you

[@innovativeoutdoorsman5067]

Glen, email me at [e-mail]

[@greekmaster1001]

Innovative Outdoorsman where can I purchase this?

[@jodyhawkins2348]

I’m having this same issue. Lags on cutting paper test, won’t shave leg hair. Emailed [e-mail], but were you able to figure this out, Glen?

[@bbmopar3834b]

Awesome looking! Where can I get the set up for sharpening like this?

[@innovativeoutdoorsman5067]

at innovativeoutdoorsmanllc.com

[@bbmopar3834b]

Innovative Outdoorsman thank you