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    Where do I get this knife sharpener?
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    You could find one online or at an outdoor shop.
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    What type of stone should I use?
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    Use a whet stone as any other type of stone will just wear down the metal that makes your blade.
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    I have a set of swords made of a metal that bends. How can I sharpen them?
    Luke Richey
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    Use a bench grinder to sharpen them, or just use sharpening stones/ sand paper.
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    I have a sword that is meant to be used as a decoration, can I still sharpen it like a normal sword?
    Husseinahmad23
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    Yes, you can sharpen it. Although it might not keep its blade due to the materials used and its original function, especially if it is only meant to be decorative.
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