101N 6-In-1 Multi-Purpose Pocket Knife Sharpener and Survival Tool, with Fire Starter

Multifunction

6 Function

• Tungsten carbide blades: quick edge setting
• Ceramic blades: fine honing
• Fire starter
• High-pitched emergency whistle
• Tapered diamond rod (Medium 400 Grit): sharpening serrations, gut hooks
• Groove in diamond rod: sharpening fishhooks, pointed tools

Premium Abrasive Material

10000 Times Used

1. Pull the knife blade through the two sharpening slots 10000 times each
2. No break found in both 1tungsten carbide and 2 ceramic blade

Portable

It measures 3-1/2 inches long and 1-2/5 inches wide, and it weighs only 1.5 ounce.

Soft Grip

Soft rubber coated design for comfortable grip

Two Sharpening Slot

1. Insert blade fully and vertically into appropriate sharpening slot at a 90 degree angle to the sharpener.
2. Gently with light pressure pull the knife blade from heel to tip in direction of indicator arrows.
3. Repeat above action until blade is sharp

Tapered Diamond Rod

1. Put end of the rod against the cutting edge of the serration or gut hook. Match grind angle.
2. Push the rod through the serration or gut hook while applying moderate pressure and rolling the rod as you push. Repeat until cutting edge is sharp.
3. Hone the serrations by pulling blade through No. 2 ceramic slot

Fire Starter

1. Place the tinder in the middle of your clearing, on the ground or on a bed of dry twigs if the ground is wet.
2. Fully insert the fire stick into No. 1 carbide slot and pull the fire stick quickly through the slot in direction of indicator arrows.
3. Repeat pulling the fire stick through the No. 1 slot quickly until the tinder ignites

Emergency Whistle

Position lips over opening in upper left of product and blow vigorously.

Do NOT cover the air outlet on the top of product.

1. Remove all burnable material from an area several meters across.

2. Place the tinder in the middle of your clearing, on the ground or on a bed of dry twigs if the ground is wet. If snow lies heavily on the ground, build your fire on a ‘’raft’’ of large dry sticks. Sources of tinder include small dry twigs, dry grass, leaves, pine needles, paper, or anything else that ignites easily.

3. Remove fire stick from the end of the product.

4. Hold the sharpener by soft rubber grip in your left hand and lean it over the tinder. Fully insert the fire stick into No. 1 carbide slot and pull the fire stick quickly through the slot using moderate downward pressure in direction of indicator arrows. Sparks should come off the fire stick as it scrapes over the crossed carbide blades and fall down to the tinder igniting it. Fully insert the fire starter into the carbide slot Quickly pull the fire starter out of the slot

5. Repeat pulling the fire stick through the slot quickly until the tinder ignites. Depending on the tinder used, the fire may ignite quickly or take several minutes to light.

6. Make the fire stronger with dead leaves, etc.

Note: it may take a number of pulls the first time it is used to remove the outer black coating.