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My wife thinks I'm a genius because I came home with this. She's not good with a steel or stones or some of those other silly knife sharpener's but she can easily use this for touching up her kitchen knives.
I'm not going to bore you with a lengthy review cuz anybody interested can look them up on the web read the reviews and instructions. 👍
I gave 80 bucks for it at my LGS.
I sharpen the cooking knives. Set of 10" stones
I hide my knives from the girlfriend.
Looks a little too complicated for this old man.
I don't mean to rain on your parade . . . but seriously Buckman . . .
I've seen oil derricks in west Tx that were not as complicated as that thing.
But . . . I guess if it works . . . don't knock it.
May God bless,
Dwight
I've got some quality Arkansas stones, a few diamond, and some carbide for rough stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by dwight55
The diamond works great on kitchen. The Arkansas if you want stuff really sharp, the extra fine, then a strop
Tourist lives a short ride away.
The engineers did all the hard complicated work so that it would be easy to use. I think it's an old Leonardo da Vinci invention.Quote:
Originally Posted by dwight55
Where is the Tourist? I hope he didn't get mugged at the mall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smitty901
I am sure he will be fine . Long as his health holds out. He wanders in and out. Hood rat rats avoid crazy white men in the mall. They generally target children and women.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckman
Looks complicated, but if it does its job all is good.