It's my go-to! Fallkniven CC4. Jon R 8,260 views. With this method, surface area isnt important. I’m not familiar with it. I've been using the Double Stuff successfully for years. Back of a sheath or my paintleg is all I use. I have also sharpened convexed and ffg kershaw pocket knives, and even finished an axe or two with good results. do you sharpen that way with all grinds? See other post "Pocket Sharpening, DC4 still standard?" Supporter. JavaScript is disabled. I ont know about tip top shape, but i never let a knife get dull. Joined Sep 19, 2010 Messages 117 Likes 165 Location New Hampshire. Replaced my DC 4 with it after I found myself using only the ceramic (the "C") side of if the DC 4. If you are the kind if person who touches it up when it needs it, get the CC4. Reactions: buckfynn. 10:53. Any grind. Thread ... How do these compare to Spyderco Double Stuff stones? Maintaining Ceramic Sharpening Stones- Spyderco Double Stuff I suck at sharpening but something about the CC4 makes it easy for me. I put an old belt on the other side as a strop. it just plain works for me which is why I recommend it. ... Gear - The Stuff We Carry Knives. Started using it when I was a 'noob' to sharpening in general. Oct 22, 2019 #16 I use the CC4 and DC4 and attach them to a modified paint stick as a base. Sharpening stones: Comparing Fallkniven DC4 to Spyderco DoubleStuff. I sharpen everything with an edge this way, even chisels. The grits do seem to be the same as the Spydie rods. (You must log in or sign up to reply here. A wee chat about my fallkniven cc4, sharpening system. Fallkniven cc-4 - will i ever need anything else? piinnh Supporter. Sharpening Demonstration: s35vn on Ceramic Spyderco Double Stuff 1 of 2 - Duration: 10:53. I’d say your missing a quick cutting low grit stone for damage, assuming you don’t have one. I use the CC4 and DC4 and attach them to a modified paint stick as a base. They are all that and a bag of chips! You must log in or register to reply here. Seems like one of them would be perfect for field attention..... just a warning, this review is two years old, at this time dc3 and 4 had a quite fine ceramic side that was agressive because of the texture left on its surface (swirl marks in the review) but could be lapped to a much finer grit like i did on one of mines. I keep my knife stationary in my left hand, and move the stone with my right hand. So much easier to touch up an edge than to create a new one from scratch. Best I have ever used. If you are too busy and the blade gets pretty dull, stay with the DC4. I have a DC4 that I keep handy. Fallkniven has two popular sharpening whetstones called the DC3 and DC4. How do these compare to Spyderco Double Stuff stones? Super easy to sharpen Scandi grinds with it, I just hold the knife stationary and move the stone in a circular motion and it comes out stupid sharp every time, although it does leave behind swirl marks on the edge. In operation since 1998, BladeForums.com has led the industry since Day 1. ... Spyderco sells similar small ceramic sharpeners. Glad to hear you like the stone! I am seriously considering a DC3 or 4 but gave not decided yet. IMO, the only reason is you are the kind of person who never lets your knife go too far. Discussion in 'Maintenance, Tinkering & Embellishment' started by Diomedes Industries, Jan 16, 2010. ... s35vn on Ceramic Spyderco Double Stuff 1 of 2 - Duration: ... Fallkniven CC4 … + some new stuff. I've had the Spyderco Double Stuff since the mid-to-late '90s, I think. ... Fallkniven CC4 … - Duration: 8:14. Vs Rough Rider. ). For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. I do that with scandi grinds but take the more traditional approach for full flats and convex. I'll admit to an unconventional sharpening method. JMHO. And I don't mean the Sharpmaker, they also have (or at least had a few years ago) a set of pocket sharpeners. for photos. And to answer your question, for a knife, probably not, For an axe, maybe a puck.