It's hard to go wrong with any WorkSharp products. I have several knives that I don't use that are hair popping sharp but for the few knives that I use (pocket, kitchen, etc.) I use a Lansky BladeMedic to quickly put a sharp working edge on a knife. It's the 80/20 solution - 80% of the results for 20% of the effort. It may even be the 90/10 solution. It produces a somewhat toothy edge that functions as microscopic serrations. Because of your videos, I just bought a "SHARPAL 101N 6-In-1 Pocket Knife Sharpener & Survival Tool, with Fire Starter, Whistle & Diamond Sharpening Rod" on Amazon. It's the lighter and less expensive version of the BladeMedic, with some little survival tools that I'll probably never use. WorkSharp makes their version of the pull through quick sharpener, the "Work Sharp WSEDCPVT EDC Pivot Knife Sharpener", or the EDC Plus version if you have a serrated knife.
I always thought that you didn't want to put a secondary bevel on a scandi grind. But then again I guess it depends on how you use it. So thank you for opening my eyes to the alternative.
@@the_original_bluegrassmotoI think the way you sharpened it just makes it a saber grind. It still works, but it's a different angle than a Scandinavian grind.
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The strop has guides also.
Looks handy. I have the belt drive Worksharp tool, and it has been great.
It's hard to go wrong with any WorkSharp products. I have several knives that I don't use that are hair popping sharp but for the few knives that I use (pocket, kitchen, etc.) I use a Lansky BladeMedic to quickly put a sharp working edge on a knife. It's the 80/20 solution - 80% of the results for 20% of the effort. It may even be the 90/10 solution. It produces a somewhat toothy edge that functions as microscopic serrations.
Because of your videos, I just bought a "SHARPAL 101N 6-In-1 Pocket Knife Sharpener & Survival Tool, with Fire Starter, Whistle & Diamond Sharpening Rod" on Amazon. It's the lighter and less expensive version of the BladeMedic, with some little survival tools that I'll probably never use.
WorkSharp makes their version of the pull through quick sharpener, the "Work Sharp WSEDCPVT EDC Pivot Knife Sharpener", or the EDC Plus version if you have a serrated knife.
I always thought that you didn't want to put a secondary bevel on a scandi grind. But then again I guess it depends on how you use it. So thank you for opening my eyes to the alternative.
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I don’t know, I’m just trying to sharpen the only way I know.
@@the_original_bluegrassmotoI think the way you sharpened it just makes it a saber grind. It still works, but it's a different angle than a Scandinavian grind.
Cool tool
Small enough to carry on trips
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