Better sharpener need

[daniel1]

Few days ago I was worried about sharpness of my kitchen tools, knives and luckily I found dmtsharp.com.
Recently I have purchased DMT Diamond Sharpeners which are excellent for its durable construction, quality and reputation for providing years of uncompromising service. Unlike conventional oilstones, Japanese waterstones, Arkansas stones and other ceramic sharpeners,DMT Diamond Whetstones will not break, chip, crack, hollow or groove.Not only that these are very light weighted and portable. If you have more info about better sharpener please inform me.

 

[richard j]

check out this video and see if your knives are this sharp. i use paper wheels to put an edge on my knives. http://www.myculpeper.com/richardj/MLNA0018.AVI

 

[thombrogan]

I like some of DMT's Diasharp benchstones, but they're for grinding before I hone with waterstones. DMT's D8EE "8,000 grit" diamond waterstone has got to be the sorriest excuse for an 8,000 grit waterstone I have ever tried. Norton, King, and Shapton all make 8,000 grit waterstones that are easier to use for actual 8,000 grit edges.

 

[Grampa]

The best sharpener I've found is a Harbor Freight 1x30" belt sander, with a variety of belts from Lee Valley.

It sharpens and polishes any blade you might have to incredible sharpness, very quickly,

Highly recommended.

 

[richard j]

you could possibly have less money invested in the system i use.

 

[Moondrop]

check out this video and see if your knives are this sharp. i use paper wheels to put an edge on my knives. http://www.myculpeper.com/richardj/MLNA0018.AVI

Glad to see I'm not the only one testing my edges on newsprint.

 

[richard j]

i know a spot of water on the paper in line of the cut stops the test right there

 

[kelbro]

First post. A cut and paste 'review'. Almost looks like spam. But I am also a recent DMT convert and really like their stuff.