At what angle do you sharpen this knife? It's 10 to 17 degrees. You can learn what angle to sharpen this knife by reading this article.

What Angle to Sharpen a Knife

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Check out these other products that use antlers!

• Drop Point Knives
  • With Stacked Leather Handle and Elk Antler Pommel
• Skin Dress Fillet Knives
  • With Elk Antler Pommel
  • With Grouse in Antler, Bison & Elk Antler Pommel
  • With Jumping Deer in Antler, Stacked Leather & Crown Stag Pommel
  • With Stacked Leather with Elk Antler Pommel
  • With Stacked Leather Handle & Elk Antler Pommel
  • With Walleye in Antler
• Bottle Openers
  • Elk Antler Bottle Opener
• Knife Display Stands
  • With Bass Fish and Fly that has two pieces of deer antler that hold the knife in place
  • With Grouse that has two pieces of deer antler that hold the knife in place
  • With Jumping Deer that has two pieces of deer antler that hold the knife in place
  • With Moose that has two pieces of deer antler that hold the knife in place
  • With Rapid River Knifeworks Logo that has two pieces of deer antler that hold the knife in place
  • With Upper Peninsula MI that has two pieces of deer antler that hold the knife in place
• Pocket Knives
  • Mini Yooper Folding Lockback with a whitetail antler handle or a full elk antler handle
  • Yooper Pocket Clip with a Maple Burl/Antler, Elk Antler, or Amber Jig Bone Handle
• Kitchen Utensils
  • ULU with antler handle

Take a look at these other custom fillet knives that are a work of art. Not only do they look good but they are built to last with its durable materials and razor-sharp edge to make filleting an easy job.