My most sharpened knife. (Serrated knife lovers open at your own risk)

[mcb]

This is my beloved Leatherman Skeletool (top). I have been carrying it since ~2009 as my EDC knife. It has lived a pretty hard used life and even at one point in time it was lost only to be found a few weeks later in a tractor track on the hunting property. We have been through a lot together and thus it has been sharpened a lot over the years of hard use. A few year after the Skeletool was released, Leatherman release a small pocket knife (bottom) built around the Skeletool's blade. I bought one not to use (it's a pretty horrible knife due to the handle) but to have a spare blade for my Skeletool just incase. Today I was sharpening my Skeletool again and it occurred to me to compared it to the same blade that still has the factor edge.

Here is the part where the lovers of serrated blade my want to look away. I have worn away a fair amount of blade over the years especially in the serration due to the way I sharpen. I have always just sharpened it on a pair of ceramic crock-sticks as I do all my knives. Probably not the best system but its quick and easy and results in fairly sharp knives if I do my part.



Not much serration left just a little bit of wiggle in the edge. None the less it is a very sharp knife and that bit of reflex in the blade is remarkable useful sometimes.

Lets see your most sharpened knife.

 

[Barnfixer]

I have two! And yes the Benchmade did have serrations at one time.

 

[Vonderek]

This old butcher knife is my most sharpened knife

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[Kingcreek]

Triangular file and a round file or dremel can bring that seration back to service grade.
I bought a slaughterhouse knife at a gun show for $1. Guy had a bucket full of them- sharpened until only the spine remained.
It’s a great pumpkin carving knife. You can pierce the goard and cut tight curves and curls with it.

 

[Bazoo]

Nice, I like seeing a well used/loved knife. I have a Leatherman original I carry daily. I've carried one form of Leatherman or another for 25 years, I couldn't imagine life without a one on my side.

 

[NIGHTLORD40K]

This is my most sharpened, though I've never sharpened it-

Schrade Uncle Henry from Bikerdoc's estate. It's seen plenty of hard use, and a fair amount of the blade is gone- but he kept it razor sharp.
No pics of the blade because it's currently buried in my go-bag, lol.