KakBritva "Luch" sharpener - New Kid on the block and I love it

[777 Edge]

I recently got hold of one of these, and I paired it up with a TSProf digital AxiCube stone holder system. It's a match made in heaven.

 

[Spats McGee]

That system is awfully intriguing!

 

[Bob9466]

That system is awfully intriguing!

I fully agree. Wonder how long before it's readily available

 

[Thescrawnylumberjack]

I recently got hold of one of these, and I paired it up with a TSProf digital AxiCube stone holder system. It's a match made in heaven.

Any updates on your feelings about this system? I’m wondering mostly about its rigidity. Looking to step up from a hapstone R2.

I also see they have one with a rotating base but I think the articulating one would be more desirable.

 

[777 Edge]

Any updates on your feelings about this system? I’m wondering mostly about its rigidity. Looking to step up from a hapstone R2.

I also see they have one with a rotating base but I think the articulating one would be more desirable.

Kakbritva makes solid, rigid systems. Overbuilt and over engineered on all levels. This is a great model.

You can add a rotating base later if you like.

 

[Thescrawnylumberjack]

Kakbritva makes solid, rigid systems. Overbuilt and over engineered on all levels. This is a great model.

You can add a rotating base later if you like.

Thanks. I don’t see a huge range of accessories available for it through gritomatic it’s honestly between the kakbritva and the kazak.

 

[777 Edge]

Thanks. I don’t see a huge range of accessories available for it through gritomatic it’s honestly between the kakbritva and the kazak.

You can't go wrong with either choice. Kakbritva makes more refined sharpeners with excellent finishing, but both Kazak and Kakbritva are equally great machines.