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Gatco 5 Stone System
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Probably the same manufacturer, selling under two names possibly. Heres a review of the differences.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...s-Lansky-Economical-Guided-Sharpening-Systems
After reading a little I think I would go with the gatco. Even though I started with the Lanky system and then moved on to the Wicked Edge. I kind of feel Like I'm now moving to hand sharpening. Like a big circle....lol!!
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...s-Lansky-Economical-Guided-Sharpening-Systems
After reading a little I think I would go with the gatco. Even though I started with the Lanky system and then moved on to the Wicked Edge. I kind of feel Like I'm now moving to hand sharpening. Like a big circle....lol!!
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I have used all of the above. The GATCO is o.k.. Although the stones are bigger and the guide rods were stronger on the GATCO, I liked the Lansky better. I didn't think the GATCO stones were good- they seemed to load up quickly. I think I'll recommend the DMT Aligner over both. The Wicked Edge is way past those two, esp. with the ball-joint arms and options. From what I have seen and done, any of those will beat freehanded edges.
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