Repair & Sharpen a Knife using a Belt Sander & Wicked Edge Sharpener
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
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Nostalgic....I was using a belt sander to sharpen everythin from chisels to knives 40 years ago. What was once old is now new again...
That's a pretty interesting system. It appears to basically be a double version of the Lansky system. I still prefer sharpening by hand with my own stones for kitchen knives. There's something relaxing about running knives over the water stones.
Excellent! That looks like a very easy system to use. We just use some typical sharpening stones that I don’t like to spend a whole lot of time with. As a result; the knives never get all that sharp. That setup looked simple and faster than a traditional stone. Thanks!
I make knives as a hobby. This is a nice sharpening system but the price makes it a 2 out of 10 at best. I got a kit off of Amazon that is literally 1/10th of the price. Sure it is not quite as simple to use but it is the same idea but well... it is 1/10 of the cost. Thanks for all of your videos John. You are my go to guy.
Dang! That is Wicked Expensive! This makes this poor ol boy feel even poorer! Thanks for the vid Jon. I would be happy as hell if Clay sent me one too!
That does look like a great system. Thanks for the demo, Jon.
One advantage of using this system is keeping fixed sharpening angle all times, and the result is a factory edge. very nice! Happy new year.
I use a $10 Wustof ceramic rod sharpener. It works great, about a dozen pulls and my knives are good to go for another 6 months. I've got another one for my santoku knife as well. We cook every meal at home from scratch so I use my knives heavily and it's easy to pull the sharpener out of the kitchen drawer, and take care of it right then and there.
That's a really clever system. Haven't seen anything like it!
I haven't either. Seemed almost foolproof.
This is a very cool and simple looking tool to use. Probably means it’s expensive! Thanks for the video
It is, like $550.
Impressive, but $549...yikes.....wicked expensive
For half a thou one can buy wicked many knives, too.
Actually as shown it is $759. $599 for the option with case and 2x $80 for the extra sharpening stones.
I prefer the Edge Pro Apex 4 at $285. Fantastic sharpening system.
I’ve been purchasing bowie knives and hunting knives or camping I’ve had to buy and return a lot. If they don’t cut the paper like how you do after it’s sharp I return it. I’ve only gotten lucky with three knives two 420hc and one d2 steel knives. But when I use em and they lose their edge I really need me a belt sander but I have whetstones I’ve been using but I heard D2 is harder to sharp but these sanding machines make it look so easy
Very nice indeed, how log did the entire process take from a completely dull blade to the finished result? The Wicked Edge sharpening system does look really good so thanks for sharing it with us. :-)
Nice work Jon! Thank you for sharing the video with us and Happy New Year! 👍😎JP
It helps to have a good knife to start with. Wusthof knives are a cut above (no pun intended). Happy New Year, Jon.
That's incredible. I didn't know anything like this existed. And that poor winter tomato...
Please make more videos with the Wicked Edge. Long time subscriber, love your channel.
You have stuff that nobody else has! I do love your videos, though.
Oh, the familiar way :) I’m just sharpening kitchen knives. Just yesterday I sharpened it, only I use an ordinary Skil grinder.
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Mark, Ukraine.
It looks like there is a lot of play at the tip of the blade. Is there an accessory to make the entire blade more rigid? Otherwise you will loose the desired angle as stone reaches the end of the stroke.
Looks like a very nice system solely for home use Jon. That knife is scary sharp!
Happy New Year to you & yours................
What a cool looking system!
I won't talk against the Wicked Edge because it is great if you are in to the Zen of sharpening and it gives you control a belt sander doesn't but if you just want a razor sharp blade, and fast, the belt sander alone is all you need.
Love the content as always. Love the demo. I have a Wicked Edge GO system. It’s pretty easy and gets great results but I can totally understand the price concerns.
Thanks John looks like a nice tool and easy to use. Wishing you and your loved ones Happy New Year!
Kind expensive but really interesting product! Have you and your family a very happy new year !
The belt sander is right there, seems it be much faster
Cool tool
Well I know it sharpens but how long in total did it take from setting up in the unit to showing us the paper cutting? I see you were asked a couple of times with no answer. Please let us know. Thanks
The heel of the blade near the bolster is still dull as you can see the light shining off the edge.
that is a nice set up to have, will your next video be a confetti project? :)
Good afternoon John Can You also sharpen your Chisel with this system greetings From Holland
Yo what’s that tool whole set up you used after the belt called? Clamping it then using two whetstones or whatever their called? I never seen that method pretty interesting I’d like to try it also no water to use when sharpening ? Everyone tells me to use water because I use whetstones what stones were you using from 100-1500? Then what’s 1.5 micron stand for?
Interestingly, the tip broke off my old Wusthof too. Weird.
With a blade like that, who cares about ol' tomato - right? Bring me some celulose baby
Hi. What grit of paper are you using for sharpen a knife? Tanks
You've given me the spark needed to reshape the tip of a nice knife that my wife decided to use as a chisel a while ago....
Pretty amazing system!
great product!!! what was your total time using this sharpening tool ?
(3:43) The heel is seems to be very dull.
Watch your fingers Jon !!!
I wonder if the inventor came up with the idea while working out on one of those arm cycles at the gym?
Nice
Bom trabalho. Valeu pelo vídeo. abraço de Caxias do sul RS 🇧🇷.
Wicked sharp is a hell of a system. I can't justify the cash outlay as a hobbyist.
Hi Jon, Happy New year
Same process for a sword?
What kind of belt sander is that
Why not just sanding belts a with higher grit?
I need that sharpener BAD! My knifes won't cut warm butter😞
What grit is the belt?
That looks so cool. Does it also work on pocket knives?
Yes and hunting knives 👍
I use an angle grinder😊
Just the tip broke?
Oh, oh, I know this one. It's an ASMR video for the mechanically inclined :)
THE SHARPNERS ARE IN ROY G BIV COLORS!!!!!!
Knife sharpener diy
The old shape looks like you sharpened it on the street curb.
Hi Jon! What grit you use on the belt sander for grinding the blade??
80
It obviously works well sharpening a knife, but the pricing is ridiculous! My water stones and one inch stationary sander work just great.
Yeah, that’s a sharp knife. But holy crap! I’ve gotten blades that sharp with my $39.95 Lansky system. Check out the price on that system they “sent” him; he didn’t pay for it. $899!!! That’s insane. Won’t be in business long.
Scotty Grizzle I believe they just celebrated their 10 year business anniversary.
Lol I feel like this is uber-dangerous even if it's not.
Not much more dangerous than a dull knife.
Ooof...that knife was in horrible shape. I kinda cringed a bit when you mentioned a belt sander, but it was definitely in order once I saw how bad that edge was.
This system reminds me of a much-improved and beefed up Lasko. Looks extremely precise, and it's hard to argue with the results. Very impressive...I'll have to check it out.
I use waterstones; but the idea of using my belt sander for badly damaged blades never occurred to me. So obvious now...
Good god that's expensive
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Wicked sharp. Wicked expensive. Very cool design but out of my league. I’ll continue to take our kitchen knives in for sharpening and will continue to encourage my better half to use the steel to keep them that way but I know that is futile...
Who do you take them to in your area? How did you go about finding someone? I don't even know what to search for.
There is a local shop in a little strip mall nearby and he charges a couple bucks per knife. They come back super sharp and will stay that way for a long time if the aforementioned better half would run a steel over them...
I use a ceramic filament out of an old industrial high pressure sodium light fixture to tune up my pocket knife.
@@johnsholian4318 I'll have to look for one. That's a very reasonable price!
looks great, but 500 dollars?! uff ...
So this is not really a video about sharpening a knife with a belt sander then is it?
Title = REPAIR and sharpen. Repair done with belt sander, and nicely demoed.
Gee… Let me see if I have an extra THOU$AND PLUS BUCKS LAYING AROUND SOMEWHERE first… yikes!