TSProf Kadet after 2 years of use. Was it worth it?

Welcome to my review-is video of the TSProf Kadet guided sharpening system. In this video, I’ll take you through my personal opinion on this tool, its features, capabilities, and overall performance after 2 years of using it. I'll also share a few things that I recommend changing in order to maximise the capabilities of this guided sharpening system.
The TSProf Kadet is renowned for its exceptional build quality and accuracy, making it a favorite among knife enthusiasts and professionals alike. It's designed to offer a controlled and precise sharpening experience, ensuring that your blades achieve a razor-sharp edge with ease.
Throughout the video, I'll touch on the learning curve associated with the TSProf Kadet, giving you insights into what to expect as a beginner and how to advance your skills with this system. Whether you're new to knife sharpening or looking to upgrade your current setup, this video will provide you with a clear understanding of what the TSProf Kadet offers.
Join me as we delve into the world of precision knife sharpening with the TSProf Kadet. Remember to like, share, and subscribe for more reviews on the tools and gadgets that accompany our lives!
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[@phillipendersby6964]

I love my Kadet and I have never had a problem getting the angle I wanted. I have the L adaptors as well, they are the best accessory I have for it. The universal table is also great for tools like chisels. I have also made some longer guide rods so I can use the full length of the stone for longer blades. I have so many diamond plates ceramic stones and strops for this system now it's very versatile. I will be using some old hard drive magnets to keep it from moving when doing the longer blades. Nice video thanks.

[@r.duroucher225]

A fine video. Thoughtful, measured and informative. Thank you.

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

Good video.
On my fixed geometry system, I put heat shrink electrical insulation on the clamps. It's stiff enough to not let the blade move while making clamping much more secure and reduced the risk of scratching a blade.

[@iZephiroth]

Why would the K03 be more professional or faster to sharpen with if the stones are the same?