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Mtech Extreme Tactical Folding Pocket Knife,With Aluminum Handle Knives Black List Price: $17.99 Sale Price: $4.65 You save: $13.34 (74%)   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Description The Mtech Extreme Tactical Folding Knife is a designer, collector's knife built for all-purpose utility, ideal for camping and outdoors use. Measuring 8.75 inches overall, the knife has a sharp, 3.75-inch blade forged of high-quality 440 stainless steel that folds into a precisely cut handgrip with a melt...

Victorinox Swiss Army Classic Pocket Knife List Price: $17.50 Description From the renowned company that created the Swiss Army Knife a century ago comes the Swiss Army Classic pocketknife, a compact set of tools for campers, hikers, and boy scouts. Measuring 2-1/4 inches long, the Classic is stylishly cased in a timeless solid-colored housing with the familiar Victorinox logo on the side...

Trademark Spring-Assisted Tactical Pocket Knife List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $6.99 You save: $13.00 (65%)   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Description The Spring Assisted Tactical Pocket Knife from Trademark offers great quality and usability at budget-friendly price point. The knife's spring-assisted blade opens easily for use and locks securely for safety...

Victorinox Climber II Knife Description The Victorinox Climber II Knife comes equipped with an array of useful tools, in a super-compact size that measures under four inches when closed. Keep one stashed in the car or in your day pack for those quick day-to-day fixes...

Victorinox Swiss Army Climber Pocket Knife (Red) List Price: $36.00 Sale Price: $19.50 You save: $16.50 (46%)   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Description From the renowned company that created the Swiss Army knife a century ago comes this 13-item set of stainless-steel tools--all neatly contained inside a single implement that measures just 3-1/2 inches long...

Gerber 31-000345 E.A.B. Lite Pocket Knife, Fine Edge List Price: $17.28 Sale Price: $7.00 You save: $10.28 (59%)   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Description Comfortable to hold and easily pocketable, the Gerber E.A.B. Lite features a utility blade that's replaceable with either 2-1/4-inch contractor grade or standard size utility blades. This pocket-sized cutter is great for a variety of tasks--from opening boxes to slicing rope...

Buck 110 Folding Hunter, Lockback Folding Knife List Price: $69.00 Sale Price: $31.49 You save: $37.51 (54%)   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Description The 110 Folding Hunter--Buck's signature knife--originally debuted in 1962, making it a good year for knife safety. The Folding Hunter is equipped with a nail-notch lockback design that opens easily and closes safely during any activity, ensuring that the knife never goes out of style...

Victorinox Swiss Army Super Tinker Pocket Tool List Price: $34.00 Description Victorinox Swiss Army Super Tinker Pocket Knife. PRODUCT DETAILS: Large blade Small blade Can opener with small screwdriver Bottle opener with large screwdriver & wire stripper Scissors Reamer with sewing eye Phillips screwdriver Hook Toothpick Tweezers Key ring Life time warranty 53341 , VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY SUPER TINKER KNIFE , pocket knife , VICTORINOX , SWISS ARM , SUPER TINKER , KNIFE , pocket knife , multitool , knives

Victorinox Swiss Army Classic Edelweiss Pocket Knife List Price: $21.00 Description Small but classy, the Victorinox Classic Edelweiss pocketknife will accompany through both your working life and leisure time. Measuring a mere 2.3 inches long, the Edelweiss is stylishly cased in a classic flower-patterned housing with the familiar Victorinox logo integrated within the design...

Victorinox Swiss Army Rambler Pocket Knife List Price: $29.00 Sale Price: $16.16 You save: $12.84 (44%)   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Description From the renowned company that created the Swiss Army Knife a century ago comes the Swiss Army Rambler pocketknife, a compact set of tools for campers, hikers, boy scouts, and just about everyone else...

Where is a place that I can get my pocket knife professionally sharpened?

Where is a place that I can get my pocket knife professionally sharpened? I've heard of places like this were you can bring your pocket knife and have them sharpen it so it'll cut like butter. I'm failing at sharpening it myself and would so rather have someone else do it professionally. Thanks!

Different places provide sharpening services, but. as usual most of them won't do anything real good, mainly because most of the people out there never seen a good edge and acceptance for sub par sharpening is casual thing.

Really good pros specialize on hi-end knives and probably won't work on the folder, or the price will be high, which you don't really want.

Your best bet is local barber shop or restaurant. I don't mean they do the sharpening job, but they use their services the most. Restaurants unfortunately have lower standards for edge sharpness, but good barbers as usual have very expensive equipment. I've seen scissors that were 300-500$ or even higher. You don't trust that stuff to just anyone. So, they'd be the best source of info if you want to go locally.

Otherwise, I guess you can find someone on the internet, but average rate for sharpening is 3-5$ per inch or fixed rate ~40$ for the knife.
Again, you'd have to know whom to trust and there's a risk of loosing the knife during shipping back and forth.

Having said all that, it's the best if you find a junk knife and practice sharpening on that.
Also, I suggest either get the sharpening system which will help you to hold the fixed angle, which is why you're having problems with sharpening, or alternatively get sandpaper on the mousepad and do it that way. It's much more forgiving than sharpening stones and will produce very nice convex edges.
Start with something like 220 or 400 grit and gradually move up to 1000-2000 grit. You have to raise the burr with each grit on both sides of the edge before switching t higher grit. That's pretty much it. Just the key is to hold more or less consistent angle between the edge and the surface.

Here's more about sharpening equipment - http://zknives.com/knives/sharpening/index.shtml