🔪 Precision Adjust Knife Sharpener by Work Sharp Review

Looking at this sharpener it looks like they have solved all the problems but the clip just doesn't work. There isn't a single knife in my entire inventory that he can hold and yes I've seen the video and yes I've tried every possible spot on the clip. it just won't hold your knives.

When I first got this unit I wasn't a big fan of it at first but after months of using it with 3M lapping foils it's much better and you can easily get a mirror edge. For the price this is the best device. If you want something better and more professional, you should buy Wicked Edge.

This is a great device for most situations. The only thing I wish for is an abrasive for reprofiling and maybe a polishing option e.g. B. a leather strap. There were some fit and finish issues, such as B. Sloppy paint on the corner markers, the magnet holding the bar in place was glued in. crooked, and the plastic bag inside the box separating the parts was almost torn. I took off a star for these reasons, but it's still an incredible value and none of the issues I've had affect its function…

Received mine today. Feels high quality and is very intuitive to use. So far I've sharpened BD1N, 12c27n and 8cr13mov on it and it chewed through all of those steels with ease. Better than a Lansky set or any field sharpener in every way. It feels like it compares well to your KME and ViperSharp in the world. Absolutely to recommend. The only real criticism is that I wish they had come out with a more complete stone set, maybe with a belt, a really coarse stone for even faster material removal,

I gave a 3 star review after opening the box. After using this sharpener, I came back to check my "review". If it were possible to put a negative star I would. I have Lansky, Tormek, Japanese Wetstones, Sharp-Maker, DMT Diamond inserts, WorkSharp Ken Onion and WorkSharp Original. Included. I thought it would be a good starter kit. The concept is good. Achilles' cure is the lack of rigidity. The knife clamp moves slightly during sharpening. After all, it's not mechanically attached to the frame,

If you are familiar with the work of Sharp, you already know that they strive to give the consumer the best bang for his buck. The plates used in this system should look familiar if you have a Ken bow set or bench sharpener. 320 grit, 600 for diamond inserts. Not sure about ceramic, but it works the same as the ones in the 1000-1500 range. The clamp is very easy to use. It is turned by pressing a button on the back of the device. You can easily sharpen an 8 inch chef's knife. I've just finished

Very precise, easy to use grinding tool with excellent results. The angle adjuster is very easy to install and stays locked in place during use. The clip has rubberized jaws that hold securely and can be flipped over very easily to work on the opposite side. Clamp size is a limiting factor, however, as you cannot clamp knives thicker than 0.1876 inch (3/16 inch). This sharpener is best for pocket knives and kitchen knives under 20cm in length. Three grits included: 320/600 and fine ceramic…

I bought this sharpener after seeing a video about it and the person who designed it. I liked the simplicity of the design and the ease of use, but most of all I liked the price. I was hesitant at first because I had a Ken Onion Edition knife and tool sharpener and was quick to return it after trying to sharpen just one blade. This model may work well for some, but if, like me, you find it difficult to maintain a constant angle and move the blade smoothly across the abrasive, this can and will…