Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpener Mk.2 110v

My Lansky system, my stones, and my hones are all mine. The stuff above is excellent, and I'll continue to do touch-up work by hand the majority of the time. Nevertheless, I have a large collection of knives, axes, tools, etc. , and it can be challenging to keep them all sharp. I personally find the Work Sharp to be its greatest asset. In an average year, I burn firewood five months of the I split most of the wood by hand, and this is a great device for splitting wood with an axe. Putting the axe in my vice is the most time consuming step.

It is springtime now and I will be clearing some of my hunting trails. I will make a few passes on this and my machete will be ready. Besides the knives I already own, I also wanted to re-finish a few more The process took less than 20 minutes per knife as I used the various grits. I could have done it faster, but I took my time. Now I have a refinished knife This blade has a profiled edge, which makes it look like it was manufactured! I would have had to spend the price of a work sharp if I had taken a few knives into my local cutlery store. I still go to my shed, but now it is more convenient. We've got a product for you whether you're a DIYer, woodsman, hunter, fisher, or It is a wonderful tool, and I highly recommend it. The quality of the product is very high. There's no wobble whatsoever, the system runs like a dream. The rest of the products from work sharp will definitely be purchased by me.

Laney Kemp

| May 23, 2021

In terms of knife sharpening, I have done quite a bit of research. Among the members of the WE, Tormek and I started out with a Harbor Freight 1x30 belt sander with an angle attachment and cheapo style. There was nothing good about it. About $100 was spent on the whole thing, so now I don't want to throw it out. This is the first time I have used the worksharp and I am already smitten. Cost, labor intensity, and speed are greatly superior to the wicked edge with the worksharp. Generally, Worksharp is faster, cheaper, and easier to set up or clean up than Tormek. The Worksharp platform beats up on lansky/rod-like systems in terms of labor intensity and processing I forgot to mention that. Though I'm very excited about the scissor sharpening feature, I have not tried it yet. Also, I'm thinking about getting a maul for my kitch. If this thing can do those half as well as my kitchen knives, I'll be a very happy camper. My wife and I are getting married. Propose straight off the bat by buying a ring and getting down on one knee. It is supposed that the worksharp will get you a smooth and sharp edge in under 60 seconds, including the time it takes to change the On the medium belt, you only need to use two strokes on each side, while on the fine belt you need about five strokes on each side to get edges are so sharp that I notice I'm cutting into my plastic cutting board if I don't take the edge off slowly. The kitchen prep was probably twice as fast and half as hard today, as everything from chicken thighs to lemongrass had to be cut. Neither a mirror bevel nor a mirror is necessary. Diamond honing of 100,000 grit is not necessary for me. Almost every day, I need a sharp knife in the kitchen, and I need a no fuss, no drama way to maintain it that is also effective, cheap, and easy to do. A worksharp is what you need. This is the love of my life. In the future, I will leave poor reviews for other sharpening systems and YouTube videos and leave good reviews for As a result, I'm a complete WS fanatic.

Emir Li

| Jan 26, 2021

The best I have My everyday carry is now sharp enough to shave with after I used wet stones and rods. That's how I've done it for years before finding this setup. It is so sharp, I can even cut paper perfectly with it. The magnetic blade switch has been applied to a variety of items from kitchen knives, my wife's ulu knife, to hunting knives, hatchets, and even a lawnmower So far, I have not had to replace a belt. However, I did have to sharpen my son's souvenir knife, and the sharpening technician put an excellent edge on the The only thing I would probably watch out for is cheap blades. The amount of metal you lose will be considerable. To have fun with it, I even turned a butter knife into a sharpening stone

This comes with three separate bands
. Using the green is for heavy grinding in order to develop an edge profile, while the red is for medium grinding to create You can hone the grey with no problems. For those who want to shave, a leather strop may be needed to provide you with a smooth and even finish. As I cut up the fish with a filet knife, it seemed like a hot iron We don't need or want the $300 knife sharpening machine. Here's one you should get. Having a novelty hunting knife is not a good idea. It is extremely dull, and the metal is bad. Just about 5 minutes and you have razor sharp results. As I am having so much fun with this, I have told all my friends to bring their knives over too.

Banks Gates

| Jun 11, 2021

The 'v' is cheap and fast, but I don't know how to get a good edge It is an absolute joke to have 'shaped' sharpeners. Having gone to college and having been an engineer, I know that a sharp knife requires two things. Hence, I paid more for this device so that I would no longer have to spend an evening sharpening my knives. There is an angle and burrs on these panels. The basics of grinding an angle are easy, but you will probably end up with a microscopic burr of bent metal depending on how you grind or shape it. Once you have a bit of background on this tool, I got familiar with how to use it, read the instructions, and then whipped out an old filet knife that I had both hand-sharpened on stones and brutalized through a carbide shaver. 'Sharpeners' came in a variety of shapes. In various conditions, I have filledeted a great deal of fish with it. In roughly two or three minutes (including a belt change for the honing belt), I ran it through the worksharp MK2. I'm very pleased with the final outcome. I am very glad I made this It isn't a very complicated device, but it does what it needs to do A purist's point of view would find the aggregate belt system somewhat less pleasing because it puts an arc on the refined edge rather than The result is that it will dull more quickly as it dulls The problem is that it is so small. This is a relatively minor complaint, considering that it takes just minutes to get the edge up to par This sharpener is very convenient because I use it in minutes instead of 30 minutes to perform the exact same task I usually did in 30 minutes.

Henrik Ross

| Apr 20, 2021