They didn‘t file for a patent in the US, only Europe (as they didn’t expect it to take off) and when their product became widely known, tumblr just patented it in the US before Horl did. (Paraphrasing a comment by one of the owners in a german thread)
I'm glad I saw this random video. I've been planning on buying the Tumblr sharpener bcuz of all the shorts here on YT now I know that HORL is deffinetly the way to go
Good video. I talked to the Horl people at a knife fair in Albacete in Spain last year. Though I use whetstones for kitchen knives and lately the KME for folding knives, I did like their system. Of course, the angle will vary a bit on blades with a strong curve, but I felt confident enough to recommend it to a friend, he bought it and seems happy with it. The Horl 2 is the one to get.
Thanks for this comparison, I’ve seen the Tumbler advertised like crazy lately on social media which is often a dead giveaway that the product isn’t great. I’ve been looking at the Horl 2 but wondered if the extra cost was worth it.
I've seen both, but have seen more tumbler. It's not bad and I've had zero issues with the magnets on the Tumbler. Just as strong as the Horl. I got the Tumbler and bro got the Horl. It's a moot point. As far as the Tumbler knife.. mine did not come with one. That said, both sharpeners will have issues with knives like that. Just place the handle on a cutting board to raise the blade up higher. I do like the Horl having options to change the stone on the reverse end. That is nice. 👍🏻
@@BadCo1999the Tumbler is just a rip off of the HORL(which came out 30 years ago). Whereas the Tumbler came out a year ago. Cheaper stones, cheaper magnets, everything is just a cheaper copy. Not worth the $100 it costs plus having to pay for the Strap
I bought the Horl and it works great. To solve the problem of shorter height knives, fortunately for me, i designed and 3d printed an adjustable height spacer holder that raises smaller knives higher
Into my second time using the tumbler and it’s not spinning at all ! It makes squeaking sounds and jams at one point where you have to force it to spin. I contacted tumbler and they said they don’t have a quick fix to this issue and advised me to apply for a replacement or a refund. Thank you for diving into this ! Much appreciated.
On Amazon it’s 180 for just the basic bits the tumblr has, it’s an additional $139 for the premium sharpness set and the leather strap is a separate cost as well. Just throwing that out there.
Just throwing that out there a good quality chef knife would cost around 50 bucks and a 1000 grid whetstone for another 20 bucks, so f-these garbage kits
Yea, its nutty expensive. Sorry but 200 for a pice of wood with a magnet and then a round stone with a bearing isn't worth it.. id need them to tell me why it's so much money..
@@Ryan-re1rs it's 3x the cost of a good quality whetstone and cheaper than some much more expensive whetstones. Good quality stones cost money, this takes two stones and puts them into a highly convenient form factor. Not only that, but things made out of solid wood with some precision (the bearing doesn't wobble and is concentric with the wood) manufacturing do cost money. While I think Horl are making good money on this, I don't think their margins are much larger than that of the average cheapo sharpener company.
Glad I went to the Tube before buying the Tumbler because I didn’t even know Horl existed before this video. I thought Tumbler was the new thing. Definitely going to go the Horl route.
I saw tumbler first and thought that was the original. Im not a fan of this type of sharpener so it never really mattered to me but I hate straight up rip off brands and I'm glad it's being put out there
Felix Imler (I think that's how it's spelled) did a teeny little tiny one a few days ago for SAKs. If the parts needing purchased scale up I'd bet you could make one pretty inexpensive.
The Tumbler works great. I have one and I sharpen all my knives, including paring knives and pocketknives, with it and they come out very sharp. The Horl in your video is $429, another $139 for the Horl Premium Sharpness Set for the other disks, plus tax. This ends up being $614.86 on my check out page. This leads me to believe that you were given the set to use for making a video. It is like comparing a Geo Metro to Roll Royce pricewise and saying the Rolls is a better value.
Came to YT to see a tumblr review because I know nothing about knife sharpening and honestly I thought at first glance that HORL was the knock off version but really didn’t dig into it because of the price. I figured just watch a couple videos and boy am I glad I did. Thanks, looks like I will be buying the HORL system.
Thank you for this! I just got the Tumbler sharpener and I think it's good for now but whenever I can afford to upgrade, I'll get the Horl. I just wanted to kinda dip my toe into this world of sharpening before fully committing to it
I think this would be excellent for Old hickory knives from Ontario.. and I'm so glad you actually did a video on this because I keep seeing these stupid shorts and I thought it was a gimmick lol this isn't something that I would buy personally but I do respect your unbiased opinion
Of the two its plain to see why the Horl is better overall but can see many buying the tumbler ones just based on price alone. Personally I use either diamonds or whetstone's for my kitchen knives but can see the value in these for those who just want to do kitchen knives and the learning curve is very easy as well. Kara hinting at that infomercial was hilarious at the end lol. Thanks for the great vid and keep making sharp things fun and enjoyable
I have the Tumbler which was given to me to test and it works but takes a very very long time on anything dull as in 450+ on the BESS scale on my edge tester. The magnets are definitely weak so I needed to hold the handle firmly. Good review. Should be noted the base HORL2 cruise is $139 v $98 for Tumbler. The HORL2 pro you showed is $429.00. I confirmed with HORL directly their legal teams are involved re: Tumbler but details are not being released (which is normal).
@@randomrequirements9066 $100.00 U.S. (109.00 Canadian) + 10% less discount for the HONE which has more features than Horl2 Pro. Hundreds less and great quality.
The points what this dude came up with and the fact that all of them got absolutely proved just made me realize even Horl 2 is literally at least 3 times better and twice as reliable. So either Horl 2 cost you 200 bucks but worth about 450 or Tumbler with it's 100 buck price actually worth about 25 bucks. In either cases Horl 2 is just a way better buy anyways, you just get a lot more out of your money. Thanks for the honest video!
LOL EXACTLY!! This is just another gimmick/fad. I bought a bunch of stones for like 30 dollars in total years ago and they will never go bad. And it's super easy to sharpen a knife on them.
Careful, at 6:37, you've got someone making noises in the mic lol. Thanks for the review. I got the Tumbler, and it works great. Functionally I think it will work well enough for me until it wears out, but my next purchase will be an official HORL system. I like the idea of swappable discs, and a stronger magnet.
I have the gen 3 wicked edge system. I will stick with that. These two systems only allow two bevel angles. Meaning you would really most likely be re-profiling your knife the first time you used this system.
Glad there's a video in this. I was trying to figure out why the horl cost so much more? Since I'm all about quality, I'd go with the Horl. But also, that Tumbler cost extra for the leather strap
I picked up the horl cruise wich is the cheaper option with only 20° angle and a steel honing disc. It will arrive in a few days. Maybe I cheaped out but if I like it I plan on selling it or giving it away and getting the one with ceramic honing disc and interchangeable discs. I ordered it a few days ago and now I’m very happy the tumbler doesn’t ship to sweden wich is the reason I went with Horl :)
How does the HORL compare to the Worksharp Professional Precision Adjust? If you had to choose which one would you pick and why? I am about to buy one to sharpen my kitchen knives. I am between the HORL and the WSPPA.
Guy behind Tumbler was previously selling other products at Kickstarter but fail miserably many people never received anything other was complaining about quality. This time he went with different path and simply took someone else’s product and started selling as his own.
Great video. I was considering one of these but I'm a pocket knife fan and that's what I'd use the sharpener for. Is there another pocket knife sharpener you would recommend being that these are more for chef knives??
I got the tumbler to see if I would like the rolling system and I do. now that I know I like the rolling system, I won't mind getting the more expensive option when I can. I may not have considered the rolling system if it wasn't for the tumbler and how much less money it cost. I have used the "pull through" system before and I hate them and would never get nor recommend them. The same cannot be said about the rolling system. There are still some things I think could be improved with the rolling system, based on my experience with the tumbler, but I have truly enjoyed the rolling system and plan to pick up a Horl when my budget allows for it.
I'm really surprised to see this receive such good reviews. I kept seeing ads for it in the buzzwordy "Pinnacle of German swiss Japanese engineering for those leading the bespoke lifestyle" type social media campaigns that usually mean it's yuppy garbage. Now I find out I was totally wrong and it may make a decent kitchen knife sharpener to keep handy.
$190 for the Horl. You gotta be $hittin me. Even the other one for $130 is not worth it. A whetstone is under $20 and it is not brain surgery to learn to use it right.
Man I wished I saw this video before I bought the tumbler. I purchased my tumbler in the middle of June and sharpened 3 knives. As of today 8/26/23 the tumbler doesn't spin at all.
The only Horls that I can find, in North America, are the Horl 2's which are 4 times the price of the Tumbler. And those extra discs are a $139 add-on.
Worksharp precision adjust can be used by anyone with about 1 minute of instruction. DBK proved that. They had the professional version, but still it's the same deal. I still, ALWAYS, recommend the precision adjust.
I could be wrong, but the HORL 2, which you linked, does not come with all the interchangable discs, those are.aold separately. The HORL PRO 2 may have some extra discs, but I'm unsure on that as I don't see that listed, but @$429 dollars vs $189 dollars, what else could that be!!
Why wouldn’t you be able to sharpen a folding knife ? Blade too low on the magnet like you showed with the smaller kitchen knife? What if it’s a broader blade like a Civivi Praxis? Or a fixed blade like an ESEE 4 or 6?
Well damn. I wish I had seen this before I got the Tumbler. Just wanted something simple for my gf and I to use for our cheap kitchen knives. One of the rare times I fall for the stupid ads. Lesson learned.
Ok so are the planetary gears for the like 3 to 1 ratio and better build worth the extra 200? Idk I just have lots of knives and little time..... I can sharpen knives but its time and mess I already dont have time or a space for. I ordered one today and im hoping it can just speed things up because everything else other than stones is absolute garbage.
I would consider the Horl if I needed to sharpen kitchen knives all that much. I think I'm saving up to decide on that WS PA Pro or save more for the Kadet Pro.
This is the first time I’ve heard of the HORL and I’m glad I did, I was about 30 minutes away from ordering the wrong one
Exact same situation here!
Same here
Same. Always check TH-cam before you buy
same
So glad you dived into this. Its bee bugging me seeing those shorts non-stop knowing that HORL is taking legal action.
Horl’s taking legal action against them?
@@durrburgerjosh I hope so. How is this not product piracy?
They didn‘t file for a patent in the US, only Europe (as they didn’t expect it to take off) and when their product became widely known, tumblr just patented it in the US before Horl did. (Paraphrasing a comment by one of the owners in a german thread)
I have an interview scheduled with HORL in Germany in two weeks and will be doing a follow up video on this topic for those interested.
@@Krispy96 still a rip off
It’s not the views…it’s who views. This is expanding credibility. Public service. Great job.
Never heard of Horl sharpener, thanks for the honest comparison video.
I'm glad I saw this random video. I've been planning on buying the Tumblr sharpener bcuz of all the shorts here on YT now I know that HORL is deffinetly the way to go
Good video. I talked to the Horl people at a knife fair in Albacete in Spain last year. Though I use whetstones for kitchen knives and lately the KME for folding knives, I did like their system. Of course, the angle will vary a bit on blades with a strong curve, but I felt confident enough to recommend it to a friend, he bought it and seems happy with it.
The Horl 2 is the one to get.
Thanks for this comparison, I’ve seen the Tumbler advertised like crazy lately on social media which is often a dead giveaway that the product isn’t great. I’ve been looking at the Horl 2 but wondered if the extra cost was worth it.
I've seen both, but have seen more tumbler. It's not bad and I've had zero issues with the magnets on the Tumbler. Just as strong as the Horl. I got the Tumbler and bro got the Horl. It's a moot point. As far as the Tumbler knife.. mine did not come with one. That said, both sharpeners will have issues with knives like that. Just place the handle on a cutting board to raise the blade up higher. I do like the Horl having options to change the stone on the reverse end. That is nice. 👍🏻
@@BadCo1999the Tumbler is just a rip off of the HORL(which came out 30 years ago). Whereas the Tumbler came out a year ago. Cheaper stones, cheaper magnets, everything is just a cheaper copy. Not worth the $100 it costs plus having to pay for the Strap
It’s Amazon Prime Day, and this video has been extremely helpful in determining what to buy. Thank you for sharing!
I bought the Horl and it works great. To solve the problem of shorter height knives, fortunately for me, i designed and 3d printed an adjustable height spacer holder that raises smaller knives higher
Thank you for demonstrating why not to buy a knock off product. Quality is what you pay for.
Into my second time using the tumbler and it’s not spinning at all ! It makes squeaking sounds and jams at one point where you have to force it to spin. I contacted tumbler and they said they don’t have a quick fix to this issue and advised me to apply for a replacement or a refund.
Thank you for diving into this ! Much appreciated.
Thanks for doing this. I kind of assumed the results but you had a lot of insight that I didn’t consider.
On Amazon it’s 180 for just the basic bits the tumblr has, it’s an additional $139 for the premium sharpness set and the leather strap is a separate cost as well. Just throwing that out there.
Just throwing that out there a good quality chef knife would cost around 50 bucks and a 1000 grid whetstone for another 20 bucks, so f-these garbage kits
@@Madafakapieceofshit u woke up and chose violence
Yea, its nutty expensive. Sorry but 200 for a pice of wood with a magnet and then a round stone with a bearing isn't worth it.. id need them to tell me why it's so much money..
@@Ryan-re1rs it's 3x the cost of a good quality whetstone and cheaper than some much more expensive whetstones. Good quality stones cost money, this takes two stones and puts them into a highly convenient form factor. Not only that, but things made out of solid wood with some precision (the bearing doesn't wobble and is concentric with the wood) manufacturing do cost money.
While I think Horl are making good money on this, I don't think their margins are much larger than that of the average cheapo sharpener company.
I agree but this gimmick is not worth 3 x the money.@@isfiyiywafibc6qaiiiiiiiiii570
Glad I went to the Tube before buying the Tumbler because I didn’t even know Horl existed before this video. I thought Tumbler was the new thing. Definitely going to go the Horl route.
That was a real “no shitter” review finally! Thank you
I saw tumbler first and thought that was the original. Im not a fan of this type of sharpener so it never really mattered to me but I hate straight up rip off brands and I'm glad it's being put out there
These both started popping up in my shopping algorithm. Thanks for helping me make the decision 👍
This would be interesting if someone did a "Mini" size for folders. Looks super simple!
Felix Imler (I think that's how it's spelled) did a teeny little tiny one a few days ago for SAKs. If the parts needing purchased scale up I'd bet you could make one pretty inexpensive.
@@myfavoriteviewer306 Love that guy, SAK God.
OK, I'm sold. i so nearly bought a tumbler, glad i did some research!
You could of bought a two way sharpening stone for like 30 bucks.
You should have more likes for this video. I’m glad I came across this as I thought they were the same product. Huge help! Thanks
Thanks for that disclosure about it being for chef knifes. I thought it was for pocket knifes and straight razor.
So glad I watched this review…that weak magnet would have made me go crazy… thanks
The Tumbler works great. I have one and I sharpen all my knives, including paring knives and pocketknives, with it and they come out very sharp. The Horl in your video is $429, another $139 for the Horl Premium Sharpness Set for the other disks, plus tax. This ends up being $614.86 on my check out page. This leads me to believe that you were given the set to use for making a video. It is like comparing a Geo Metro to Roll Royce pricewise and saying the Rolls is a better value.
Came to YT to see a tumblr review because I know nothing about knife sharpening and honestly I thought at first glance that HORL was the knock off version but really didn’t dig into it because of the price. I figured just watch a couple videos and boy am I glad I did. Thanks, looks like I will be buying the HORL system.
@Neeves Knives: Great review, thank you! Tumbler kept showing up in my Instagram feed so I was curious. Glad I found your review! 🙇
Same here. I've got been bombarded with Tumbler adds on TH-cam over the last month 🙉
Great, simple video that gets things right.
Thank you for this! I just got the Tumbler sharpener and I think it's good for now but whenever I can afford to upgrade, I'll get the Horl. I just wanted to kinda dip my toe into this world of sharpening before fully committing to it
Been waiting to see you tackle this since I started seeing those terrible shorts. Thank you!
Jerad...the new Sham-Wow guy! 😅😅😅
lol
@@NeevesKnives 👊👊👊 Very nice comparison, Jerad!
I think he’s more of the slap chop kinda guy
@@danpennella isn't that the same guy??
@@cueball981 haha I think your right! Blonde with the goofy headset and too much gel?
I think this would be excellent for Old hickory knives from Ontario.. and I'm so glad you actually did a video on this because I keep seeing these stupid shorts and I thought it was a gimmick lol this isn't something that I would buy personally but I do respect your unbiased opinion
Thanks for that video. I’m gonna pay extra for the Horl. Just canceled my order with the competition
Nail on the head. Thank you for the concise and informative comparison.
Thank you. I almost bought the tumbler.
Of the two its plain to see why the Horl is better overall but can see many buying the tumbler ones just based on price alone. Personally I use either diamonds or whetstone's for my kitchen knives but can see the value in these for those who just want to do kitchen knives and the learning curve is very easy as well. Kara hinting at that infomercial was hilarious at the end lol. Thanks for the great vid and keep making sharp things fun and enjoyable
Because the patent has probably expired and the horl is a riff off another design from back in the day.
@@bobbyleglocks1992 no actually it is an original idea
Thanks for sharing. The side by side comparison was very useful.
Thank you so much for this informative video. Was considering buying this system for my mother so glad you did a video to show us the difference.
Ditto!
I have the Tumbler which was given to me to test and it works but takes a very very long time on anything dull as in 450+ on the BESS scale on my edge tester. The magnets are definitely weak so I needed to hold the handle firmly. Good review. Should be noted the base HORL2 cruise is $139 v $98 for Tumbler. The HORL2 pro you showed is $429.00. I confirmed with HORL directly their legal teams are involved re: Tumbler but details are not being released (which is normal).
Tbf that’s the HORL Pro 2 - this is the HORL 2 which is a lot cheaper.
In the UK it’s £329 and £159 so a lot different
@@randomrequirements9066 $100.00 U.S. (109.00 Canadian) + 10% less discount for the HONE which has more features than Horl2 Pro. Hundreds less and great quality.
I was trying to make a decision between those two. You just made it for me. It is going to be the Horl 2. Thanks! :-)
Glad I could help!
I got a proper review and a wholesome interaction at the end. Das good
The points what this dude came up with and the fact that all of them got absolutely proved just made me realize even Horl 2 is literally at least 3 times better and twice as reliable. So either Horl 2 cost you 200 bucks but worth about 450 or Tumbler with it's 100 buck price actually worth about 25 bucks. In either cases Horl 2 is just a way better buy anyways, you just get a lot more out of your money. Thanks for the honest video!
Dude thats it u sold me.. Am sold.. I don't even need a sharpener.. I don't even cook!
Good review. Just saved me some money. I’ll wait and get the Horl.
Its so worth it to learn on a whetstone just use a sharpie to mark the edge to know where you have donr
I can't wait for Jerrod to review the new work sharp pro adjust
Have the Horl coming in the post. Glad I made the right choice.
How're you liking it a couple months into using it?
can it be used on pocket knives😂
@@sonichallbartender great mate. Takes a little while but it’s easy to use and seems well made and sharpens well!
Appreciate it, didn’t even know the horl existed till 5 minutes ago, too many tumbler reviews
We watching this while using my $12 whetstone.
LOL EXACTLY!!
This is just another gimmick/fad.
I bought a bunch of stones for like 30 dollars in total years ago and they will never go bad.
And it's super easy to sharpen a knife on them.
For the smaller knifes just use a cutting board and put the magnetic holder on the counter and the knife resting on the cutting board.
Because of your video, I will buy a horl sharpener!
Appreciate the thoughts Jared.
From what I’ve seen on Amazon the Horl doesn’t come with extra stones for $189. All I can find is an addition kit for $139. 3:37
Careful, at 6:37, you've got someone making noises in the mic lol.
Thanks for the review. I got the Tumbler, and it works great. Functionally I think it will work well enough for me until it wears out, but my next purchase will be an official HORL system. I like the idea of swappable discs, and a stronger magnet.
Thank you! I rather get the one that works than the knockoff.
Woah, thanks for this review. I think I'll rather buy quality if I'm cooking a lot.
I have an authentical tanto that I bought in Kyoto and a genuine japanese chef knife. Will this Horl 2 works for these 2 different blades ? Thanks !
The horl 2 does not come with all that included in the box...
I have the gen 3 wicked edge system. I will stick with that. These two systems only allow two bevel angles. Meaning you would really most likely be re-profiling your knife the first time you used this system.
Glad there's a video in this. I was trying to figure out why the horl cost so much more? Since I'm all about quality, I'd go with the Horl. But also, that Tumbler cost extra for the leather strap
I wish I had seen this video before I bought the Tumber... But it's still better than what I had before.
This made my decision for which one i will eventually buy my husband, we just cant afford the horl currently. Maybe next year
Fantastic comparison. Thank you Jared.
JA JOM... ROEPEN!
Good to see a review about this by the way. :)
I picked up the horl cruise wich is the cheaper option with only 20° angle and a steel honing disc. It will arrive in a few days. Maybe I cheaped out but if I like it I plan on selling it or giving it away and getting the one with ceramic honing disc and interchangeable discs.
I ordered it a few days ago and now I’m very happy the tumbler doesn’t ship to sweden wich is the reason I went with Horl :)
how does it compare with wet ceramic stones ?
Exactly... my stones cost like 30 dollars in total and it's super easy to sharpen any knife with them.
How does the HORL compare to the Worksharp Professional Precision Adjust? If you had to choose which one would you pick and why? I am about to buy one to sharpen my kitchen knives. I am between the HORL and the WSPPA.
Guy behind Tumbler was previously selling other products at Kickstarter but fail miserably many people never received anything other was complaining about quality. This time he went with different path and simply took someone else’s product and started selling as his own.
Great video. I was considering one of these but I'm a pocket knife fan and that's what I'd use the sharpener for. Is there another pocket knife sharpener you would recommend being that these are more for chef knives??
I got the tumbler to see if I would like the rolling system and I do. now that I know I like the rolling system, I won't mind getting the more expensive option when I can.
I may not have considered the rolling system if it wasn't for the tumbler and how much less money it cost.
I have used the "pull through" system before and I hate them and would never get nor recommend them. The same cannot be said about the rolling system. There are still some things I think could be improved with the rolling system, based on my experience with the tumbler, but I have truly enjoyed the rolling system and plan to pick up a Horl when my budget allows for it.
If you ever want to know what happens to your edge with a pull through you should watch my video on them I posted a week or so ago
I always thought the Tumbler just looked like a Wish version of the Horl now I am sure it is!
I'm really surprised to see this receive such good reviews. I kept seeing ads for it in the buzzwordy "Pinnacle of German swiss Japanese engineering for those leading the bespoke lifestyle" type social media campaigns that usually mean it's yuppy garbage. Now I find out I was totally wrong and it may make a decent kitchen knife sharpener to keep handy.
Thanks for sharing bud I’ll definitely get one for Grandma or mother n law but not for me lol unless I start cooking more
I add my comment because I liked your video. 🤜🤛
Great video, knife enthusiasts should see
Tks a lot for this comparison ❤
$190 for the Horl. You gotta be $hittin me. Even the other one for $130 is not worth it. A whetstone is under $20 and it is not brain surgery to learn to use it right.
But which one is faster?
I'm not sure the HORL comes with all of that stuff anymore...unless it's the most expensive version?
Man I wished I saw this video before I bought the tumbler. I purchased my tumbler in the middle of June and sharpened 3 knives. As of today 8/26/23 the tumbler doesn't spin at all.
The only Horls that I can find, in North America, are the Horl 2's which are 4 times the price of the Tumbler. And those extra discs are a $139 add-on.
Only cost pennies more to go first class.
@@curtisstewart3179 Pennies?
What about between HORL Vs Work Sharp.
Which one would you recommend?
Work sharp it's more affordable however the Horl is better
@@NeevesKnives
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Thanks! Will be getting the horl... you wouldn't have an international shipping link would you?. I live in Australia
Worksharp precision adjust can be used by anyone with about 1 minute of instruction. DBK proved that. They had the professional version, but still it's the same deal. I still, ALWAYS, recommend the precision adjust.
Bought the Tumbler. I like it. I’m just curious how long it will last.
Not very long, the work sharp version is really good if you ever wanna replace and the world is to expensive
Can I use these products to sharpen my combat knives?
I could be wrong, but the HORL 2, which you linked, does not come with all the interchangable discs, those are.aold separately. The HORL PRO 2 may have some extra discs, but I'm unsure on that as I don't see that listed, but @$429 dollars vs $189 dollars, what else could that be!!
any feedback if how safe the method is? the blade is facing the person
Why wouldn’t you be able to sharpen a folding knife ? Blade too low on the magnet like you showed with the smaller kitchen knife?
What if it’s a broader blade like a Civivi Praxis? Or a fixed blade like an ESEE 4 or 6?
Isnt it a problem with both of these if ypur factory edge isnt 15 or 20 degrees, you kind of need to reprofile your edge?
Tumbler is horrible. I am on my second one and it froze as well... wont turn.... waist of money.
Cool idea however, I don’t see this replacing anything sharpening systems I own yet
Well damn. I wish I had seen this before I got the Tumbler. Just wanted something simple for my gf and I to use for our cheap kitchen knives.
One of the rare times I fall for the stupid ads. Lesson learned.
Please describy why not use with pocket knife and what is best and easiest for pocket knifes
Been hitting the gym mate 👍
Tormek does the same thing, sends you a scandi ground mora which is the least suitable knife for the system.
always
Ok so are the planetary gears for the like 3 to 1 ratio and better build worth the extra 200? Idk I just have lots of knives and little time..... I can sharpen knives but its time and mess I already dont have time or a space for. I ordered one today and im hoping it can just speed things up because everything else other than stones is absolute garbage.
Thank you so much for doing this video
What’s a good sharpener for a pocket knife ?
Great info, thanks dude! Also, I have 1000/500 sharpening stones for my kitchen knives... can I use them for my pocket knife?
I use the same 180/500/1000/3000/6000 stones for my folders, fixed blades and stainless + carbon steel kitchen knives. No problems.
I would consider the Horl if I needed to sharpen kitchen knives all that much. I think I'm saving up to decide on that WS PA Pro or save more for the Kadet Pro.
The worksharp professional or whatever it's called looks great! I think it's $300 though. I believe pre-orders start next month.
So what’s the best way to sharpen your knife if the knife is too tall for the roller?
If it's to tall you just stack a book or cutting board under so you can get more height with the roller, otherwise freehand or fixed angled
Cool review.. I was wondering about these
Go for the Horl. It's the original and it has a ceramic honing side.