For a sit down set-ups and also mid skinning touch ups???

Bought the Ken Onion edition of the Worksharp last year, best sharpener I've ever used.

For me what has worked well is Razor Sharp. A two wheel system that fits a grinder.

http://nextgen.sharpeningwheels.com/

I am the same as Ron. Easy to flip the switch on the grinder with the wheels there and touch up whatever blade I have going.

-TJ

Chef's Coice 15/20.

Stone and a strop.

Bench top work sharp and then also have the pocket sharpener from work sharp.

Work sharp and steel

Redi edge is all I use anymore. Haven't used a stone is so many years, I may have forgotten how

I got the Dunn sharpening system years ago when I got my first Dunn Knife basical it is a two wheel system set up on a bench grinder. I also have a work sharp. When I head to the cabin where no electricity is found I take a Lanskey system and touch up steel, though a bit more time consuming it still provides one of the best edges for me if I put in the time. The others do wear down blades a bit quicker

I use a diamond brand sharpening stone.

I use a fold up diamond embossed hone, and a steel if I am skinning at home.

A good stone and strop. Steel to touch up the edge while skinning.

3 sided diamond steel is hard to beat for touch ups. For a dropped on concrete edge, belt sander 100 grit to 80. I've sharpened thousands...literally.

I use a DMT brand diamond stone (use like a regular wit stone) for about every thang, also use some very old wit stones and strop, my dad is a nife maker so if it needs an edge rework it gets a belt grinder!
Colt

I've been makeing and selling hand forged knives for probably 5-6 years,
and have found progressively finer wet stones to give the best edge. I'll set
the edge on my skinning knives with an Arkansas stone, then finish with a leather strop.
after skinning u can usually just touch up on the strop of you don't let it get too dull.

I just use a knapp

Nice! Reminds me, I have some stuff for him to work on, too.