I was browsing on KC's site through the new items this afternoon on my lunch break and came across a new 6 inch diamond sharpening set up by Work Sharp that looks pretty awesome. I've been getting into sharpening lately, freehand with a single 6 inch ceramic hone. I can keep a steady hand and bring my knives razor sharp with that ceramic stone. I've been dilly dallying on deciding on which diamond hones to finally get so I can actually really start re beveling, putting new edges on my blades and I absolutely love everything about this new system, the price, the size, the way in which it can engage or not to tilt along with the curvature of a blade. Any of y'all own one yet? I'm pullin the hone trigger on this one
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New Work Sharp Guided Sharpening System
- Thread starter JJaggar
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I bought it and loved it at first, but that didn't last long. It was returned about a week after purchasing it. The only thing you really gain with it is not having to lift up when approaching the belly and tip. By time you buy the needed upgrade kit your invested a lil over $100, there's far better options for the money. It would get a knife sharp, but it also dulled allot faster than I was use too, I honestly got better results using sandpaper over glass.