It depends on what you call a regular knife sharpener. If you do not have access to an electric grinder, the next best tool (maybe even better, just a little slower)would be a metal file. Lay the blade on a table or flat surface with the handle hanging off the edge with the sharpened side toward you. A C-Clamp or the equivilent will make the job much easier. Using the flat side of the file begin to push the file across the sharpened area of the blade at an angle of about 20 degrees. Continue until you have filed the blade edge smooth and sharp. Then turn the blade over and move to the other end of the table and sharpen the other side. With a good file you can put a nice edge on the machete. Good Luck, DrDave
You would use a pencil sharpener to sharpen a pencil.
There is a way to sharpen them on a grinder. It takes some time to learn the technique, but I believe there will be videos showing this on Youtube. You can also but an automatic drill sharpener These are sold in stores like Rona and Home Depot.
"sharpener" has 3 syllables. "to sharpen" is an easy step to finding the amount of syllables. 'sharpen" has 2 syllables, which means "sharpener" has 3.
The noun forms for the verb to sharpen are sharpener and the gerund, sharpening.
with a knife or sicors
yes because it it a thing remember a noun is a person place or thing
I think you mean a "reel grinder". It is a machine used to sharpen the reels of a mower
No, a pencil sharpener is not a screw. A pencil sharpener is a tool used to sharpen pencils by removing the wooden casing to expose the graphite core.
As a noun: sharpener, strap As a verb: sharpen
A few seconds.
Use a knife sharpener with scissors, one blade at a time.
use a shap knife and shave som of the wood and the leed