Recommendation? Wicked Edge Go or Dulknife Sharpener?

No experience with the Dulknife but I can say the GO is a very high quality product. It's built like a tank and everything works smoothly. It's much heavier than I expected. I used it on a few knives and ended up selling the GO and have just upgrade to a WE 130. It should be here in a few days.

Can you get stones for the DulKnife other than the included 200/800 combo grits? Will WE stones work with it?

If you're talking about $150 for the DulKnife vs. $200 for the GO, I'd "go" for the GO. Lot's of online support, videos and tutorials for WE sharpeners. That and you're getting a proven product with a very good company.

 

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As for the wicked edge clones, I'd say they are alot cheaper for a reason. I'm sure it can work in some capacity.

I got a kme and edge pro. But got in on the hapstone m2 kickstarter. Use them both but prefer the edge pro. Can take some time getting used too it though.

 

Even at 1/2 the price, I would still go with Wicked Edge over the DulKnife mainly due to knowing it's a quality product with a great company and user knowledge base behind it. The DulKnife might be a great sharpener but I just wouldn't chance it until they have been used and tested more. I would stick with the known systems from KME, WE, Edge Pro, etc. But, that's just my opinion. If you willing to chance it, go for it and see how it works.

 

Looks like a clone. Sounds like a clone. Is there anything unique about this product? If it's just a lower priced clone, I would personally stay away. Don't inventors deserve to sell their product?

Brian.

 

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While not exactly like the GO, it's pretty dang close. The arms and joints look almost identical. Basically this is a clone of the concept, mechanics and workings of the GO. I wonder what kind of design patents WE has on the GO?