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@@LoganCochran-rc7em awesome. Its kind of a cheap knife but good for the price.

Does not come very sharp.

@@thecheeseblock9880 awesome!

@@mohammadrifa6871 lol

Interesting.

Thank you for the compliment.

Thank you and good luck to you!

Yes belt grind, not sure what angle I was running.

@@WardogOutdoors I meant what grit on your belt?

I dont know why this one doesn't have it.

I can get knives sharp enough to shave for sure. Fully creating a burr along one side, then rotate the knife around and do the same thing. Remove the burr on a leather belt or leather strop. The key is fully apexing. Grinding to all new steel. Any shine on the apex needs removed. Its old rolled edge. Many time a knife may look sharp but under a microscope you can see whats really going on. It can take quite a bit of time to apex a knife. The cheaper steels wont take an edge as well and can dull quickly. Good luck to you.

@@WardogOutdoors thank you! May buy this as a practice knife for camping.

Your welcome Spyderco makes some mule team knives that are very sharp. You can pick up the blades for a reasonable price with quality steel. One has spy27 steel and is around 60 bucks or so if I remember right. You would have to make the handle and sheath or they offer the handle scales and sheath for about another hundred bucks. These knives offer a flat grind that will get extremely sharp and a good quality steel.

They both come pretty sharp. I dont think I checked them with the Bess Tester.

@@RovingRoninEDC the Reiff F4 has a 4" blade and I agree with you. What blade length do you prefer for this style of knife?

Your welcome, thank you for the feedback. I appreciate your kind words. Good day to you.

I oedered mine from Amazon. I believe it was TKing.

Your welcome and thank you very much. Many companies do send me products for review, but this one is an item that I had purchased myself. I appreciate your feedback and compliment.

Watch my other videos after I shaepened it. I cut clear through a phone book in one slice. It is razor sharp. Didn't come that way though.

Awesome, good luck to you with your new sharpener when you get it. What whetstones are you going to use?

@@WardogOutdoors Diamonds and Choseras. I'm looking at CBN stones. Any recommendations?

@@WeberSharpening I like Atoma Diamond, Hapstone Starts or Premium CBN and Diamond, Edge Pro Diamond Matrix if you are looking for a diamond resin combo. Naniwa Choseras are nice but need lapped often to keep them from dishing as they are softer then diamond or cbn. Arkansas Black and Translucents make some excellent finish stones to polish a sharp apex after you got it very sharp. All these can be purchased in 1x6 from multiple suppliers.

Usually water, with diamond or cbn I usually use them dry. Thank you for commenting.

Thank you for the feedback.

Thank you for your input. I think the Tormek makes an extremely sharp edge and I think it works well.

Yes, it is cheap steal.

Thank you, welcome and God Bless!

Hi Brother, this is an excellent knife. Pretty much indestructable. Thank you for commenting.

You tell me.

Thank you for the awesome review. I am glad you are happy with the giveaway knife. 🔪

This model is designed to run dry only. No water.

It is a Buck Knife. You will have to check the Buck website.

Hello Phillip, this is the Tormek T8. Let me know if you have other questions. Good day to you!

@@WardogOutdoors thank you. Ist very kind of you. Have a nice day too. ✨👍🏼✨

Your welcome.

You can order it at Edge Pro in Hood River Oregon.

Thank you for the feedback.

Thank you Sir and I agree with you. Not sure why they were not spread more. :) Thank you for the feedback.

Order it from Edge Pro in Hood River Oregon.

Thank you for noticing Hanns. Maybe it has a little bit of the WoodTurners Wonders Slick Stick lubricant left on the wheel. I usually apply it after sharpening to protect the CBN. Have a great day :)

Thank you for the cactus!

Milwaukee Fastback

I may have seen a convex tool, i cant remember. You could sharpen at 20.5, then 20, then 19.5 to get the convex shape. You will have to look on Edge Pro website to see if they offer a convex accessory.

These are designed to use dry. Water can get between the cbn and the center piece. It voids the warranty. There are other CBN wheels that can be used with water, not these.

Yes, that makes sense to do it the way you are mentioning here. Use to rough side for coarse and the smooth side for fine grit.

Thank you for the feedback.

Edge Pro in Hood River Oregon

I am wearing rubber gloves.

I love both the Architect Knives and the Reiff Knives. They are very much alike in blade shape. Architect, you get to build the knife with many different steels choices the way you like. Also many different handle scale choices and you get the option to get a ferro rod with a matching handle that matches the knife scales. Reiff offers CPM3V and Magnacut which are both premium knife steels. Seems the leather sheaths may be built by the same maker as I seen a logo on the back of the sheath that was the same. The Kydex sheath on the Reiff Knives has a swivel so it moves similar to a Dangler if you need to rotate it while setting. The Architect kydex has many options to mount it. These 2 brands are my favorite of these style of knives and you will be happy with either brand. They are both top of the line, quality USA made knives made by amazing companies with very comfortable handles.

@@WardogOutdoors Thanks for the info 👍🏻

@Rammer_Jammer your welcome!

God bless

These sharpeners come from Edge Pro in Hood River Oregon. They just came out with a new and approved updated model called the Bevel Tech.

Washington State

What state do live in?

@@WardogOutdoors California

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The TOOR KNIVES MULLET is one of the best looking knives in my opinion. It is also extremely heavy duty and very thick. One of my favorites for sure.