Looking at getting a new knife sharpening Rig

[HeavyHanded]

Other

Freehand

 

[bodog]

Im sorry not trying to be rude but i have no interest in a clone the main problem with clone are the stone they suck like alot. The stones are basically all the same grit. The rig is cheap everything is cheap "you get what you pay for" quite literally on the cheap clones.

Thats not true whatsoever. No offense but if you haven't tried one you don't know. I speak from some level of experience, some of the generic versions are actually quite good for the money, especially compared to the name brands. Having said that, I don't support or condone IP theft so that leaves basically the lansky or edge pro generic models. Wicked edge and I believe KME still have active and protected patents.

But in the end I believe you should at least give the TechStudio Professional a glance. It's probably the best and most versatile sharpener I've seen on the market. That's why I voted "other" I have the K02 and can honestly say it's a very good product. It sucks they're in Russia but the system is hard to beat based on the stuff I've seen marketed in the US.

http://www.tsprof.com


http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1401879-TechStudio-K01-Profile-Sharpening-System


And the offered Venev Diamond honing plates offered with the system match or beat what I've seen from DMT and that's saying something. DMT is very good, but Venev is just as good and maybe better for less.

www.vidbrusok.ru

 

[flphotog]

Say Heah EV, Check out the Ken Onion Work Sharp, .. ,

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I really don't care for the work sharp, however if you add the blade grinder attachment now that's another story, that I really like.