How the Edge Pro Came into Existence 

Thanks Anthony! I'm glad you liked it. This is really just a sample of the old prototypes we have. I've been wanting to share these for a really long time.

Appreciate you Rick! - Cody

Thanks for the shoutout! We'll keep bringing you awesome and functional products.

😳🤔🙄😬🙄🙄💁 Are they still your friends...??? 🙈🤣🤣🤣 Good for you, that's a great way to learn by fire! 👍👍👍

Great way to learn. There's never a shortage dull knives to practice on.

Thanks Josh! I hope your move to Hawaii goes smooth. - Cody

Thank you! =)

Stay tuned in!

Thanks Scott, looking forward to sharing it with you.

Our Pleasure!

Thanks for the feedback Bobby. I completely understand that people who use the collar are passionate about it. But a lot of people never use it and don't even notice that they are getting a little bit of angle change. So we make it available for those who take sharpening a little more seriously and want to learn how to use it. And leave it out for those who are satisfied with the level of accuracy without it and don't want to take the time to learn how to use it.

@@EdgePro - Thanks for your reply. You're correct. When you first get the Edge Pro you can tend to go a bit overboard with the sharpening - changing stones to go all the way from 100 up to 800 and more. In reality - if the knife is reasonable you only need one stone - the 400 grit is OK on it's own and most people wouldn't know the difference - if you only used that - it's still better than most knives direct from a factory. I noticed that for curved blades the angle can change as you go around the curve. Some people have modified the Edge pro to have a one meter long arm to get a more consistent angle in that case. Of course it becomes a workshop tool then rather than a kitchen table or bench tool and would no longer be portable. Thanks for an excellent product.

There's a slight amount of play in almost any mechanical device, that coupled with the usually small angle differences of different thickness stones or strops is perhaps why this is the case? But with 2 radically different thickness stones you would use a drill collar / angle gauge / marker?

@@solsweeney - you'd need a video to show you how to use the slip collar. It's a bit hard to explain in words but super easy if shown.

@@Bobby-fj8mk _it's still better than most knives direct from a factory._ I am with you on that statement. Like most people, I had to learn how to use my Edge-Pro, and soon became proficient at it. It's then that I noticed new knives direct from the factory were NOT as sharp as I could get them. Now I can quickly determine what kind of condition a knife is in just by look and feel, and when I am sharpening it I can tell by the sound where it's at in the sharpening process. When I go to knife shows there are always a few venders there promoting some _gadget_ that supposedly sharpens your knife by just pulling it through their _gadget._ I cringe every time I see some poor unsuspecting soul give their pocket knife to the vender to pull it through. It must be tearing up that edge something awful. I remember watching this cute young lady pulling knives through this gadget and then she looked at me and wanted me to giver her my pocket knife. I politely declined knowing that her gadget would only make my knife duller.

Yes, please share. Appreciate it!

Thank you so much, I'm glad to hear that the videos have been helpful for you. The official launch date will be May 22nd. If you study the thumbnail you can get an idea of what it looks like. If you didn't receive the email announcement that gives details (but doesnt include a picture) . . .send me an email at info@edgeproinc.com and I will get a copy sent over to you.

Wow, that's a pretty fun piece of history you just added to the mix. I'll have to ask Ben if he remembers that. -Cody

This will be a significant upgrade from the Apex. And it will be similar, but different from the Pro. I think it will check some of the boxes you are hoping for but it may not check them all 😪

That's a smart way to build your customer base! It's great that you're able to sharpen your own knives now.

@@EdgePro Thanks to you and "Wrangler Star". I would have never found out about your business had it not been for him.