How Evil is the Lansky Quick Fix Sharpener 

That's the worst time to get bit, too. I still have a scar from getting myself with a dull blade 2 years ago

@@Acre00 I still have a scar from that incident, I was 13 at the time and was just barely able to get better edges with whetstones.

@@robotmechanic7471 Bwuaahaa bwuaahaa bwuaahaa 😁 😁 😁 Same here. My Pops isn't allowed anywhere close to my knives ⚔️

Sh*t, I forgot about that one. My mum had one in the kitchen. *shivers*

Wow, I remember the one we had in the kitchen. I was in charge of sharpening mom's knives. Little did I know the EVIL I was unleashing.

You guys are talking about that thing that had rows of disks and sounded like a shook tambourine? Knife rippers. My grandfather had one. I’ve learned to use the carbide ones extremely lightly and very little before ceramic sticks to correct tiny chips on a leatherman wave. I use it to strip wire at work.

The USMC Kabar I bought new in the late 90's was flat saber

How's ya pie? You listen to the Woody show?

@@barflys22 yup. I asked pete in another video if he knew what "how's ya pie" meant and he didnt know. check it out here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KWHWbkp29Ug.html question is asked at 48:43

@@mickemerson1339 nice.

Are you talking about the one shown here or the bench version with stones?

I’ve got a new one - the Work Sharp Ken Onion Angled Sharpener, similar to the sharpmaker. Fiddling with it now, review next week I hooe

Cedric & Ada Gear and Outdoors yeah I’ve got it as well. They sent me their whole line about 2 years ago. I use it for big stuff and shaping. Been using wet stones most lately but I used that little guided sharpener for prob 6 months doing jobs on the side. Lol. The KOWSP is a good tool especially with the blade grinding attachment. I’ve used that as a small belt sander for a lot of projects. I’m not promoting them. Just like their stuff. So I had the ken onion I bought and another. I asked for a BGA loaner to try and just sent me all their stuff!. Was pretty happy about that.

Jimmy Jim you def need to always check the heat of the blade. They generally don’t get hot unless you go crazy. I use it now mostly for axes, huge pizza cutters and removing a lot of metal. It takes a lot to get it that hot and shouldn’t run it that fast anyway. I can see it happening or possible but I do brief strokes and if gets warm just take a break. Mostly I use the diamond plate guided sharpener and wet stones for daily use and strops. I don’t like the quality or size of strop blocks out there so I invested and got best quality everything.. building my own now. Making 5 8” x 3” blocks with maple and top grain this week. I wanted one for myself but decided just to make several as gifts and sell some. Have to run and get the lumbar tomorrow. Got into a tangent sorry... lol

Grosvenor88 So you use an evil sharpener on an evil knife and, being educated in math and all that, assume that 'two minuses make a plus'. Hmmmm, interrrrresting 😉

Didn’t he already test it on a Spartan?

@@deathbyastonishment7930 He tested factory and worksharp, but that's it. And over time one thing we've seen is that the Worksharp creates a pretty "meh" edge.

Mostly hanging around Walmart, eh?

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