Is this CHEAP REEL MOWER SHARPENER Worth It? Will it work? 

I used this on my SunJoe 24v reel mower as well. Gotta say, it worked remarkably well. I cleaned the base with alcohol prior to sticking the adhesive strip on, which I only lift a bit of the backer off and put in place and slide the rest off as I press it into place, and stepped the reel down very gradually between sharpening runs. Only making light contact with the abrasive. Definitely easier with a reel that spins on its own power, but it was shiny and sharp as ever, and only barely showed wear on the sand paper, just a bit of powdered steel left behind. Not to mention, it really seemed to get the reel into round, where one of the blades was a bit deeper/taller than the rest on the SunJoe, probably on purpose. Not only was the reel very sharp, it seemed to really get rid of a lot of/nearly all of the washboarding when cutting. This is likely due to getting the reel evened out and SHARP. I also bought two so I could use the extra mounting clips to ensure it was tight against the whole of the bedknife. I suppose it might be better to get it professionally sharpened, but I'm sure the folks that can sharpen a reel would laugh at the cost of the sharpening nearly equaling the entire mower with battery etc... Not the case with the Hudson, but most places charge a hefty fee for sharpening these things. Gotta say, these cheap tool videos are very good, and gives folks a good look at something before buying it. 👍 Thank you for what you do to help us out!

Outstanding! Just bought one for my Scotty’s 16!

I actually use 220 Grit sandpaper on my Allett before each use. Only takes a few minutes and keeps the blades clean and sharp. After each use hose down the blades and then use leaf blower to dry it off. Then apply a light spray of WD 40 silicone Blade stayed sharp

A bit scary way to loose a finger 😳 I could see after some good adjustments it will do just fine. Thanks for showing alternatives ways to this process 👍🏽

Good afternoon everyone

Totally have that for my sunjoe reel mower. I saw some review saying the adhesive wasn’t good. I let the sandpaper sit over night and I had 3 or 4 spring clamps on it. Works great. Now thinking about using it on a my 20” mclane since no one around me sharpens these mowers.

Cheap and Reel don't go in the same sentence, unless it's not a powered reel mower

I've often wondered if there were any at home diy sharpening kits that worked. And the answer I get from this is..... kind of

I really want to get into reel mowing on my yard. Mainly the front yard. Both front and back is 80% KBG 20% PR.

JP, is Greenphite not available for the DIY anymore?

seems expensive for whst it is, i might try make one by mounting some abrasive stuff on a scrap of wood. it seems to have a curve to it, the curved dowel might work. or i'll just go over the blades with a sharpening stone or file.

First Aussie 😁

Remember what happened last time you randomly bought stuff in Amazon? 🤣🤣

You use this first, then you back lab the opposite way to get a sharp cut.

I fail to see how this is easier or cheaper than lapping compound and a paintbrush.

That kit is designed to be used on the brill razorcut 38 reel mower only , helps to read the product info 😂😂😂😂👍

A Hudson Starr 2500 hundred dollar reel mower is not cheap my friend 😬

I must say your viedo doesn't show the steps to use the sharperner...

For crying out loud people your cutting grass not hair or shaving how sharp do you need it 😂😂😂😂😂👍