Stave Bevellers / Knife Sharpeners can be purchased separately, without the board at a lower cost. Knife Sharpeners or Stave Bevellers not only allow you to bevel any stave material, you can sharpen any household knife as well. You won’t find another knife sharpener on the market that beats these for simplicity and pure effectiveness. Simply place down on any flat surface and draw your knife back through it. Because of the Duromite sharpening blades are harder than any cutlery steel, no knife will defy these sharpeners. You’ll always maintain perfect 20 degree shoulders, whether sharpening for the first time or putting an edge back on. These sharpeners will never destroy your knives temper, unlike heat generating, grinding wheel sharpeners. Below, you will find three models with different features to choose from.
Tactical Pro: Features hardened ceramic honing surface chemically bonded to its anodized aluminum handle.
Tactical Pro is $25.00
Culinary Sharpener: Round handle with flat bottom surface is perfect for the kitchen – comes in various colors. All sharpeners come with black ballistic sheath.
Culinary Sharpener is $30.00.
Other options: It is not necessary to have a stave beveller; the same beveled edge on uprights can be achieved with 180 grit sandpaper, and although I suggest that any basket tool kit or household should have one of these sharpeners.
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Wood Scraper This is the best scraper around. Comfortable handle, it has one blade with three carbide edges. When one gets dull, just unscrew and rotate to the next edge.
Wood Scraper: $12.00
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Scraper Board: If you don’t have the Stave Station, you will need a Scraper board. A Scraper Board has sandpaper on one side and plain wood on the other. Scraper Board $ 10.00
Scissors: Fiskars brand is the best for small scale brown ash cutting. These scissors can be found for around $10.00 at stores like, Walmart, Joannes Fabrics and Micaheals.
Packing Tool: You will need a small packing tool. Brown ash is on the small scale can be crushed if too much force is used. The best tool for packing the ash is something that is flat and small at the tip. The Weave-rite brand small packing tool is perfect. It can be found at many basket supply companies.
