🔪 Apex Edge Pro Sharpening System Review

I'm giving it 4 stars because of the need to actually sharpen a blade. This requires tuning, stone soaking, and various settings for your blade. It's not just a whetstone to run a knife over, and sometimes it's sharp enough to shave with. Other than that, the build quality is very good and smooth. I sharpened 3 of my most used kitchen knives in just hours out of the box. My knives are even sharper than when they came out of the box and the blades are nice and smooth. Once you get the hang of…

I'm definitely new to sharpening. A few years ago I tried freehand painting with little success, mostly using Spyderco sharpeners. I watched the DVD that came with it and was able to get a mirrored hairline in about 30 minutes. One problem that the pro suffers from is stones of different thicknesses. As you move from one stone to another, the scatter can change angle and create either a lot more work or an inconsistent edge. One way to solve the problem is to install a 5/16" drill bit retainer…

I bought a lot of knife sharpeners but I wasn't planning to buy a bunch of knife sharpeners I was hoping it would solve all the problems with each one not consistent enough, to get a very sharp edge. The reason for this is that I was trying to save money, but I also wanted some of the good knives I collected to be very strong. I want more benefits than many people would want for the amount of money you have to spend to get there. So I learned a lot about knife sharpening as I have failed at all