Broadhead Arrow Sharpener, Lansky

Broadhead arrow Sharpener with Wrench Lansky

A safe, easy and compact tool that makes fast work of three different tasks; locks broadheads safely for tightening or replacement, sharpens broadheads , and can be used to touch up knives. The Lansky Broadhead Sharpener will prove indispensable to every bowhunter.

The low-V Tungsten Carbide head sharpens close to the blade tip and thanks to the universal wrench this sharpener works safely and conveniently with 3-, 4- and 5-bladed broadheads. Sharpening angles are pre-set at 22.5o to achieve a 45o inclusive angle.

Key features

• arrow & knife sharpener
• compact design
• easy to use
• locks broadheads / sharpens broadheads / sharpens knives
• tungsten carbide "V" head
• ergonomic handle with non-slip rubber insert
• hand guard for safe sharpening
• thumb rest for firm grip
• integrated broadhead wrench
• pre-set sharpening angles
• lanyard hole

Instructions

1. Use the broadhead wrench to ensure that your broadhead is firmly attached to an arrow.
2. Grip the sharpener with your fingers inside the finger guard and your thumb resting against the thumb guard.
3. Hold thearrow firmly in one hand, pointed end away from yourself. Now place the “V” in the head of the Quick Edge Sharpener over the individual blades of your broadhead. Holding the sharpener at roughly 90o to the blade, draw the sharpener toward the tip of the blade. The tungsten carbide sharpener will gradually remove metal from the blade, making it sharp. Repeat 3 to 4 times applying no more than light pressure to produce a razor-sharp edge.
4. Repeat on all broadhead blades.
5. Clean blades thoroughly.

Broad Head Wrench Instructions

1. To Remove Broadhead - carefully place broadhead into the wrench located at the top of the sharpener and then twist arrow counter-clockwise to remove
2. To Attach Broadhead -  place broadhead in broadhead wrench, then bring arrow to threads and twist arrow clockwise to attach

Be Smart, Be Safe and Stay an Edge Above the Rest!

CAUTION: Knife sharpening is an inherently dangerous activity. Used properly this sharpener cannot hurt you but a carelessly handled blade or pointed object can.