I'm from the UK and seen lots of complaints about these sharpeners,, and yet I've just witnessed you sharpen a rusty axe,,, its obviously a great item,, im not sure why they complain,, im guessing it's all user error?? ,,, I watched a guy on CZcams sharpen his knife and ruined it he didint tilt the sharpener at all like you did,, , this seems like an awesome item, I'm willing to try it if i can find it lol,,, its not on amazon or ebay, and paying international postage would be ridiculous,,, is there any UK shops you know that stock your items?. Any information would be appreciated, cheers,, love from Scotland 👍
I can't find the rectangle square best knife sharpener.. is it still for sale? I checked on the website. I only see the long handled one, ( Sharp and Spark) is it the same?
Can not keep the exact same angle. I do sharpen them just a little. then if you want to keep the angle the same, you have to use a wide whet stone.Thank you for watching and the question.
I just ordered one, I was going to buy the block sharpener but I don’t like how you have to jam it in there mar the shit out of your blade, And I can understand what’s so difficult about using your sharpener that people have to keep returning it what’s so hard to understand 90° and drag it Very lightly. Don’t worry I’ll have it mastered in 10 minutes
I hate to say it these might be good products without the education behind how to use it there's going to be a lot of user error the the products are made good but being able to understand how to hold it the degrees of angles apexing an edge or lost on a lot of people
If someone really wants to do something, they will figure it out. Anything you sharpen with can be difficult for a person that is challenged with angles.
Mike Emery MIKE my friend, isn’t what you just said exactly true for absolutely everything you do in life. Shouldn’t you have some understanding of the product service or marketable idea before you try to use it. The first time you snorkel without pretty good instructions believe it or not it’s not going to be an awful lot of fun the first 10 minutes. The very first time you load and shoot a gun you probably better to have some instructions. The first time you drive a car you would do well to get instructions first. See what I mean. If you haven’t had instructions on how to sharpen with a whetstone you’ll take the edge off the blade. If somebody doesn’t help you with the Lansky, read the instructions know what you’re doing you’ll take the edge off the blade. If you don’t get some instruction, the very first time you use a steel to sharpen your knife, there goes the blade. The first time you use a diamond hone and you’re not some educated. There goes the cutting edge. See what I mean. So I guess what I am saying is if you just take the cutting edge off of your blade it is positively your fault because you did not get instructions on how to use the tool first. And you assumed you were smart enough to know. Thank you for watching, have a great day.
@@bradbuckner9496 actually, it's not. There are a few carbides that are harder than tungsten carbide and S110V utilizes one of those carbides in the steel matrix
So basically this tool is great for producing a random secondary bevil? I'm being sincere. I'm having a hard time understanding how he's able to get a consistent, symmetric bevil.
10 degrees per side is crazy low for a folding knife. I don’t know anyone the has knowledge about cutting tools that would run a folding pocket knife with a secondary bevel that low.
is there any sprt of proof in these videos that these things acctually work, i have tried one (i am very good at freehand so this should be pretty easy) and all it did was leave a frayed mess of an edge that didnt cut anything
I don't think you were actually watching the video. I show cutting before and after. Which one did you try. Were you using the V, or the open face straight line sharpener. I don't think you fallowed my coaching. Call me, let's talk. Thank you for the purchase and the comment.
Love this close-up of the rectangle and the other close-up video with the poker chip ... both are very informative. Thank you.
Thank you for watching. Any time. Will do all I can to help.
Hey Brad great seeing you again and your wonderful knives and your wonderful tungsten sharpener
the best kicks butt.
Thanks
Don't see the trectangle sharpener on your website. Will you ever have that model anytime soon?
I'm from the UK and seen lots of complaints about these sharpeners,, and yet I've just witnessed you sharpen a rusty axe,,, its obviously a great item,, im not sure why they complain,, im guessing it's all user error?? ,,, I watched a guy on CZcams sharpen his knife and ruined it he didint tilt the sharpener at all like you did,, , this seems like an awesome item, I'm willing to try it if i can find it lol,,, its not on amazon or ebay, and paying international postage would be ridiculous,,, is there any UK shops you know that stock your items?. Any information would be appreciated, cheers,, love from Scotland 👍
Impressive! Nasty - bittey sharp..If I had the skills to do so I would consider one..
I can't find the rectangle square best knife sharpener.. is it still for sale? I checked on the website. I only see the long handled one, ( Sharp and Spark) is it the same?
What about sharpening full flat grind knives?
Can not keep the exact same angle. I do sharpen them just a little. then if you want to keep the angle the same, you have to use a wide whet stone.Thank you for watching and the question.
@@bradbuckner9496 what about sharpening a convex grind ?or scandi grind? or hollow grind? Does your sharpener just sharpen v edge
It took me half the video to figure out that he meant "90 degree edge" of the sharpener, not "90 degree corner"
I just ordered one, I was going to buy the block sharpener but I don’t like how you have to jam it in there mar the shit out of your blade, And I can understand what’s so difficult about using your sharpener that people have to keep returning it what’s so hard to understand 90° and drag it Very lightly. Don’t worry I’ll have it mastered in 10 minutes
How did it go so far? Still using it?
I hate to say it these might be good products without the education behind how to use it there's going to be a lot of user error the the products are made good but being able to understand how to hold it the degrees of angles apexing an edge or lost on a lot of people
If someone really wants to do something, they will figure it out. Anything you sharpen with can be difficult for a person that is challenged with angles.
@@bradbuckner9496 Well stated!
Mike Emery MIKE my friend, isn’t what you just said exactly true for absolutely everything you do in life. Shouldn’t you have some understanding of the product service or marketable idea before you try to use it. The first time you snorkel without pretty good instructions believe it or not it’s not going to be an awful lot of fun the first 10 minutes. The very first time you load and shoot a gun you probably better to have some instructions. The first time you drive a car you would do well to get instructions first. See what I mean. If you haven’t had instructions on how to sharpen with a whetstone you’ll take the edge off the blade. If somebody doesn’t help you with the Lansky, read the instructions know what you’re doing you’ll take the edge off the blade. If you don’t get some instruction, the very first time you use a steel to sharpen your knife, there goes the blade. The first time you use a diamond hone and you’re not some educated. There goes the cutting edge. See what I mean. So I guess what I am saying is if you just take the cutting edge off of your blade it is positively your fault because you did not get instructions on how to use the tool first. And you assumed you were smart enough to know. Thank you for watching, have a great day.
Where can I buy one of these sharpeners?
www.sharpensbest.com Thank you.
I want to see this thing sharpen some S110V or S90
I know it isn't like sharpening that steel right in front of you. Do realize, Tungsten Carbide ( is ) the hardest metal on earth.
@@bradbuckner9496 actually, it's not. There are a few carbides that are harder than tungsten carbide and S110V utilizes one of those carbides in the steel matrix
So basically this tool is great for producing a random secondary bevil? I'm being sincere. I'm having a hard time understanding how he's able to get a consistent, symmetric bevil.
practice, practice and a little more practice..
he took a fairly sharp hatchet. then he left it out to let it rust so it "LOOKS" real dull then he puts a micro bevel on it for the camera.
You are so close to the blade while sharpening, how are you not cutting yourself? I was cleaning my blade and I cut myself.
I keep the carbidebetween me and the blade. Thank you for watching.
10 degrees per side is crazy low for a folding knife. I don’t know anyone the has knowledge about cutting tools that would run a folding pocket knife with a secondary bevel that low.
Thank you for this comment. You are right.
is there any sprt of proof in these videos that these things acctually work, i have tried one (i am very good at freehand so this should be pretty easy) and all it did was leave a frayed mess of an edge that didnt cut anything
I don't think you were actually watching the video. I show cutting before and after. Which one did you try. Were you using the V, or the open face straight line sharpener. I don't think you fallowed my coaching. Call me, let's talk. Thank you for the purchase and the comment.
How are you doing now.
@@bradbuckner9496 respect for the 1 year later follow up
Listen to the blade and feel and ya could sharpen it on a few rocks.
Witchcraft
I dont see how this works