🔪 Wicked Edge WE100 - Precision Knife Sharpener: Achieve Razor-Sharp Results! Review

This sharpening system works great. It's easy to use and you'll get great results. I've spent a lot of time and money on less expensive pencil sharpeners. This system lets you recognize it after using it.

It's expensive but worth it. Took a dull Randall Made #1 butter knife on new stones and wound it up with a sharp blade. I chose 1000 grit until the stones break. Add a scary touch to a 3V camping knife even without the ultra-thin stone I'll be buying later.

Once you develop some muscle memory and get into a rhythm, sharpening your blades is incredibly easy. side by side because of the pine; You can't perfectly center the blade and the handles don't have micro-adjustments. For a lot of money you get Pro-Pack II and get 4.5 stars. Or even more money to get 5 stars with their top two devices. Although I'm fine. Sharp knives are safer and more fun. From my pocket knives to kitchen knives; They have never been sharper.

Although it takes a little patience and work, it gives you almost the same benefits as at home. I am very happy with the results. I tested 3 of my knives before writing this and they continue to cut paper for a few months after being 15% sharpened and all I did was straighten them with steel from time to time . Poorly? It's NOT cheap, it's made in the USA and it really is a quality product. In addition, and more importantly, it is difficult to make small knives with a very low angle with it. I…

I've never had a kitchen knife this sharp in such a short time. While it's not cheap, it's Cool Not Cheap, it's solidly built and worth the extra money in my opinion. I have a German Heckles knife set. After following the procedure for determining the angle of the knife, I found that the angle is 18 degrees versus the 15 degrees advertised. I didn't change the angle, just sharpened the knife to 100, 200, 400, 600, 800, and 1000 grit. Using a cheap computer microscope I found online for $25, I…

Excellent sharpener, best I've ever used except Apex. I have yet to burn through one of the diamond stones and they've seen their fair share of sharpening. However, this sharpener has its limitations and it took me some practice before I dared to touch an expensive knife with it. You need to know where to place the knife so the bevel is even. In other words, pay close attention to where the stones meet the blade to avoid extra work. You can't get a very sharp angle with a very small, narrow…

I bought this system after looking at all the other systems available on the internet. Wicked Edge looked like it would make sense: the knife is fixed and sharpening is done on both sides without having to flip the blade. I also liked the fact that they use diamond stones which are flat and strong. I have had very good results sharpening my small collection of knives as well as our kitchen knives. "Honey. You have to be careful with the knives. They're really sharp now." I have a couple of…

Wicked Edge is disgusting crap. I have used other methods to sharpen my blades over the years. From the 2x72 inch belt sander (for the ones I made) to whetstones and the Lansky system. I couldn't get the desired results with the whetstones. Lansky's kit had clip issues on the blades (for the entire time it lasted), plus I mixed up the clamp screws used. After hearing so many good things about Wicked Edge products, I thought it was time to give it a try. I ordered the Pro Pack 1 on Friday and it