🔪 Wicked Edge WE120: Exceptional Precision Knife Sharpener for Enhanced Results Review

Once you get the hang of the process and build muscle memory for the right pull, this sharpener is amazing. It took me six times with an old mallet knife to get the hang of it and now it's a breeze. Today is the second day and every knife in the house is terribly sharp. My wife sliced the tomatoes thin enough to read through easily.

Everything about this product is QUALITY! This is the fourth sharpener I've bought looking for a quality product that's easy to use. Your rhythm will slow down, it takes about 15 minutes to sharpen each knife to razor sharpness. And that's no exaggeration. I can put the blade on my hand and shave all the hair off neatly. In earnest. If you are looking for an absolute quality, dependable sharpener, look no further.

When I received the Pro Pack 2 the box was opened and I found the frayed edge was partially assembled. It came with an aluminum base and the screws were the wrong length to attach the base and sharp edge together. I had to cut them to length with a hacksaw. It turned out to be either a returned item or a display. For hundreds of dollars spent, you can expect quality with no missing or incorrect parts. I like the overall performance. I tried to request new screws, but the seller could not be…

This thing is incredible! I can do a good freehand edge, but this system produces a flawless mirror finish in no time. To test and run in diamond cuts, I tested it with my utility pocket knife. The blade was dull and rolled on the blade with a few serrations, I started with the coarsest grit and worked back the edge until I got a burr down the length of the blade, going through the finer grits and finishing with lapping paste and a leather Bracelet I achieved a perfect high gloss finish in less

Firstly, this knife sharpener has some limitations, such as; B. very small or long, thin blades. But for every knife you can use for this, there's nothing better, not even close. I've been sharpening knives for about 10 years. I have every type of pencil sharpener known to man. Ask my wife, I'm a total wheter freak, I can't stand a knife that isn't properly cared for. With other systems like the Lansky I was happy with the results and with the good old whetstone I was even very good. I had no…

A product's value is measured by its value for money. I've had a dozen different sharpeners over the years and they all work to some degree, including rudimentary wet stones and leather slings. The Lansky system actually does a pretty decent job of sharpening knives for a fraction of the cost. Nothing beats the consistent and reproducible results you can achieve with this system. With a short learning curve and a little patience, this sharpener will cut almost any blade within certain size…

I've spent about 5 or 6 hours on this system and I don't claim to be a knife sharpening expert or anything but I've used manual water stones, the DMT leveling system and also EdgePro which I used for the last years. Do all my knives have a nice mirror finish? NO, but they also cut and slice better than most people's kitchen and field tools. factory made Griptilians make it very difficult to hold the knife steady without rocking it on the blade table). I was also annoyed by the processing of the