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Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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A guess yes, but you may be right on the money.Kazak Poland has been making knife sharpeners since 2014. It would make sense if the maker used something/parts he could easily get locally.
Just a poor guess on my part.
That 360 pivot looks like what's on the Kazak site. The clamps are similar. That's really most of what I was interested in. It all looks really smooth and precise and beefy.I don't recognize it.
Being that the knife maker is in Poland, I wonder if he is using an early model of a Kazak knife sharpening system or using Kazak parts on his own base. The base of that device looks ... odd for lack of a better word. I don't recall a system using a wing nut to hold the vertical mast to the base. Kazak Poland has been making knife sharpeners since 2014. It would make sense if the maker used something/parts he could easily get locally.
Just a poor guess on my part.
I am not 100% sure, but i saw one on the big bay site, that looks like it ships from California. But it was around the $450 mark, i think.That 360 pivot looks like what's on the Kazak site. The clamps are similar. That's really most of what I was interested in. It all looks really smooth and precise and beefy.
The base seems to move around on him a lot. Maybe that's just getting used to the system, though.
Doing the exchange, the Kazak systems are in the ballpark of a KME or Edge Pro if I can get someone over there to ship one to me. I have a KME out for delivery today so I'll see how that goes.
Does anybody recognize the sharpening system used by Barbershop Customs in this video? People have asked them repeatedly in comments but they never give up what it is. I love stuff that isn't branded all over but it's really annoying in this case.