The 5 Best Knife Sharpeners of the Year!!
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- Diving into the world of knife sharpening, we explore the top 5 best knife sharpeners that have set the standard for professional precision and quality. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the fine edge on a blade, this video is tailor-made for you. We'll walk through the unique features, performance, and value that each sharpener brings to the table, from the renowned Hapstone RS BLACK to the innovative designs of TSPROF models like the Kadet Pro, Pioneer, and K03. Join us as we dissect what makes these sharpeners the top picks of the year and how they can transform your sharpening experience. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more expert reviews and cutting-edge content!
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Bought the TSProf Poineer on your review and 100% stand behind it!! Awesome system
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Thanks for the recommendations, Jerad
Great video man! Very helpful keep up the good work
Thanks to you I bought a Kadet pro after your review and after more one year of using it, I agree : it’s really great. Just bought the fillet clamp for narrow blades as I sharpen at 15 / 17 dps and use venev resine bonded and add a digital angle finder.
Hell yeah edges come out far far better on systems that are extremely well built
I use a Double Sided Folding Diamond Pocket Flat Stone and hold at an estimated 22 degrees. They cost $20-40 and get the Blade sharp enough to slice paper.
All hail the sharpening god SFB. We bow before your awesomeness.
Yeah even with a diamond coated sharpening pen you can create a working edge like that very quick; it just eats away fast on your steel if it's not so hard.
Love me a CC4 pocket sharpening stone though! Could shave with that 2 micron edge.
Currently have the Work Sharp, however my end goal is the Tsprof KO3.....brilliant review by the way.
Amazing video all around someone is stepping up the game on videos amazing work jared keep it up
Thanks a ton!
Appreciate this video Jared, been thinking about changing to a fixed angle and this narrowed down my choices and will make it easier to decide on one, BANG 😎
I have the grand daddy of them all. The KME!!!!
Love my KME 👋👍🏻
Muy buena información, todos los afiladores de cuchillos y navajas estan muy buenos..!! Excelente video..!!
I have the Ts Prof Kadet, you are correct about the Ts Prof stones not lasting very long. I bought a combination of Veneve bonded diamond and Edge pro diamond matrix stones. Wanted all Veneve's but 600 and 2000 weren't available so I got the 650 and 2300 diamond matrix stones to fill in the gaps, also added a set of 1/2" Gritomatic boride stones for recurves. As expensive as the sharpening systems are the real expense is in the stones. Eventually I'd like to get the remaining Veneve stones and a full set of the diamond matrix stones as the two different brands give different results. You can spend $1,000 on diamond stones pretty easy. I highly recommend getting a Veneve 80 grit stone as it is great for reprofiling quickly.
Got a 2k / 5K grit water stone, and a 5 / 2 micron CC4 pocket stone. I think 2 micron is like 10K grit. It's all I need I guess. Honing / polishing is my passion! 🥰
If I was having more so called premium steel than regular good steel, meaning very hard steel, I would also use a diamond plate on those suckers by the way! My hardest steel might me D2 lol.
Oh, and I got a sharpening pen from Boker. It's diamond coated and it's good to give dull knives a quick working edge, very quick I think. I can polish out "imperfections" afterwards when I got more time, but it's so bitey I only used it on dull and cheap kitchen knives so far; since my edc and other pocket knife blades are honed smooth already.
Firstly I really like your videos, your energy & no doubt you are one of the street's smartest knife analyzers on TH-cam. What about freehand? I can sharpen my wood gauges with a figure eight, but I have never developed the skills for wicked blade sharpening. M.S. Smith sharpens starting from the tip, which is an improvement. Of course, hand sharpening for most of us will never be as precise, but it can be close. What do you think?
Great video as always, please make more sharpening videos with fixed angle systems. 💕💕
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I have the precision adjust and its great. The professional would be cool but this one does everything as well.
Been sharpening knives professionally for a few years now, using a TORMEK T8 with good variety of CBN wheels, that does a great job. I just purchased a TSPROF K03 Pro to step up my sharpening results even more. You mention the TSPROF diamond stones don't hold up to long. Which brand of 1 x 6 diamond stones do you recommend?
The amount of people in the comments saying no wicked edge or kme! Peoples listening skills and attention spans are terrible lol
i know
What they are really saying is why didn’t you pick what I did?
I have collected a bunch of options, some were not great some amazing:
1) wicked edge, I love this thing, was crazy exspense be but could teach a three year old to sharpen tool steels!
2)good strop with good diamond compound
3) ceramic butchers steel(great for quickly bringing back sharpness)
4)atoma diamond plates
5)generic diomand plates
6)Japanese wet stones
7)steel butchers steel(only on German steels/soft)
8)landsky with diamond
9)landsky with stone
i would never recommend using steel on steel even for cheap German Stainless, i say use what works on most as it will work best on most if not all
My favorite is my plastic Work Sharp precision, because it was $50. I take my time, and put no pressure on the stone, and get shaving sharp results. I can’t free hand worth a damn.
Awesome! Yeah you can upgrade that system as I Said in the video, you can get the 4 inch stone holder linked in description at gritomatic or hapstone which will allow you to use any 4 inch stones
@@NeevesKnives I will need something for recurve, as I have one that I butchered on my Work Sharp belt sharpener. I only use that for scissors now.
Love my Hapstone RS. I use the Venev Centaur Diamond or the cbn, I have both. Ive also got the Ursa stones for slight recurves and the Gemini stones for hawk bills. I have a thing for stones idk why but ive started collecting them.
yeah those ursa stones are nice to have
@@NeevesKnives facts i don't use them often but when I do im thankful i bought them.
Hey Jared what type of stone did you recommend for cleaning/refreshing the Venev resin bonded stones.
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Great Video! I have the KME, TSPROF Blitz, and the TSPROF K03.
The Hapstone RS Black is going to work for most folks. The extra clamps and angle cube are worth the extra $$.
The TSPROF K03 is going to be for your more serious sharpener folks.
If you can freehand kitchen knives YOU WILL NOT need the TSPROF K03.
I am refining my freehand sharpening game as a member of your channel.
The subscription is well worth the money. Thank you again! 😎👍
Can these be used for sword blades? Or axe heads?
Awesome video Jerad. Question: how do you safely flip the burr on a fixed system? Do you still strop afterward?
Yes do the same as freehand no pressure passes from tip to heel, then finish off with a couple light passes with heel to tip passes, strop
Could you give a recommendation for stones? You touched the topic in this video (loved btw), but I’m still unclear on which to get. TSPROF recommended Boride T2, but I would rather get diamond. Just order the TSPROF K03 Pro Hunter based upon your and other reviews. Thanks for the great content!
He constantly mentions Venev Diamond stones as his favorite stones. I highly suggest them as well. Do yourself a favor and get the resin bonded diamond and not the CBN!
Thanks for the info. I was getting ready to pull the trigger on some the "Hapstone CBN Recommended set". Guess I got some more research to do.
@@Wellbee94 I have heard decent things about the Hapstone Premium CBN stones! It’s honestly up to preference.
Where and what brand strop is good for quality and at the same time not getting ripped off on price? Could you recommend any if your aloud to do that on here?
Great video. Notably missing is KME. They sat on their laurels without making upgrades like better versatile stone holders. Good service but needs new blood.
Yeah they shoulda did an upgraded version with 6 inch stones
Kme was #6
@@gonad84 more like 9 or 10 lol
You never know the circumstances. Could be a family business with ill family, or a son with no interest in sharpening.
Just wish they would step up so we would not have to buy Ukraine- Hapstone or TSPROF Russian.
Tho I have no problem with Ukraine.
What are your opinions on the Edge Pro? Thanks!
The Kazak pro sharpener is amazing
Would you recommend these type of systems over a belt system like the work sharp Ken onion?
1000%
I recommend TSProf first then HapStone for the fact that they both carry a convex accessory.
Depending on your application a convex edge is superior in my opinion. Your miles may vary.
Bang!
No Japanese culinary knife expert would use one of these systems. I wonder why that is. I dont mind these jigs, they allow a novice sharpener to get pretty decent results with consistency. I've gone the hand sharpening whetstone direction but its got a learning curve for sure.
Probably because Japanese culinary knifes have fairly soft steel. That style of sharpening takes a looong time with modern steel.
thinking about saving for a Kadet, but most of my knives aren't large, nor do I have intentions for scissors etc. Is the Pioneer only limited by what clamp you have installed, or is there some hard cap that would prevent me from sharpening a Kabar etc on it even with another clamp?
so the pioneer will be just fine for you, you probably will be able to do everything you need as is, but getting the extra clamps would ensure it
@NeevesKnives Hey Jared, I want to eventually buy a sharpening system and i'm currently leaning towards the WorkSharp Professional Precision Adjust but the thing holding me back is that idk if it can sharpen recurve blades and especially convexed blades. It probably can't do it out of the box and thats fine but is there any 3rd party parts that will enable it to do it? I like that Tsprof has the convex clamp but the price is hefty so i don't wana go that route if i don't have to. Especially since the Worksharp pro seems perfect for me besides those two functions i want. Thanks in advance for your help!
If you get the stone holder that I mentioned you can get slim stones for recurve but no it won't do convexed edges however you can always just put a grind on the edge but it won't do convexed however tsprof has a convexed attachment
@@NeevesKnives i see, but by putting an edge on it, how does that affect the convexed blade now that it is no longer a zero grind? I like convexed edges because i heard the geometry makes a knife super tough while still retaining sliceyness even though theres alot of steel behind the edge still. Also the Tsprof attachment can achieve this because it comes with a curved rod?
@@GeorgeMui tsprof has a part you put on in order for the rod to curve while moving. a convexed grind with a vgrind edge is just fine, yes convex edges are touhger, v are sharper but blade geometry is a huge part your knife is mostly already ground thick so you should be fine depending on what angle you sharpened at is this a fixed blade or folder
I see that makes sense, thanks for the reply! I was thinking for a fixed blade like a bark river who are known for their nice convexed blade geometry on alot of thier knives@@NeevesKnives
On your rec i pickes up a TSOP Kadet pro great system question what Dimond stones do u rec
hapstone start stones go into my hapstone link and go to diamond stones and look for the ones that say START as far as diamond plates go, my favorite is resin bonded which im testing a new company as we speak which im going to post a video on very soon
I got Tsprof K03. Amzing System. But the tsprof stones ore done now and i am looking for new stones. Edge Pro Matrix or Veneve Orion, these i can get easily in Austria. Have you any exerience with these and which would you recommend.? Best regards Robin
What do you think about the kme?
I'm stupid happy with the Pro PA. I'm getting the Hapstone arm
I dont think i remember hearing it, but have you checked out the KME yet? Good quality, can use any 4"x1" stones, and their customer service is fabulous if anything ever wears out on you. Alao they are fully handmade and machined in the USA.
Does anyone know if somebody makes an aftermarket stone holder for the KME?
yes i think ones on gritomatic you can find linked in the description, but they should be a universal stone holder already the problem is its only 4 inch stones
What are your thoughts on the Tormek T8?
Tormeks are great for specific knives. They work great on all knives but really good on specific types, I personally prefer hand Sharpening
@@NeevesKnives Agreed, I've found that the Tormek is not great for sharpening the smaller blades on folders or folders with thumb studs etc. It's wicked fast and sharp for larger knives and carpentry tools! Pricey too!
Jared, i know it to be quiet a secret, but there is a much simpler system used by german knife makers. Just a single piece to go from zero to hero. Would love to pick your opinion on that.
Can you please give the name, I'm curious now
Can you do a video on the K03 pro?
Yesterday I got a precision adjust for my birthday :)
awesome good for you, if you wanna upgrade it, check out my hapstone link, or the neeveknives store with sharpening supplies, you can get a 4 inch stone holder so you can use any stones
hey man, ive been sharpening free hand since 1982. You need to show people how to to know when their apex is done. You need to explain the burr more, much more. thanks
I absolutely will and have dozens if not hundreds explaining it in depth, I have a lot of indepth Sharpening videos
I use a worksharp precision elite. Get good results but I don't sharp allot
U should definitely include the Kazak model-10 in this list for sure. It can replace one of the tsprof models.
it looks great but i would have to test it to really know
@@NeevesKnives I've used it along with all the others, and I didn't expect this quality from a singel person company. It's amazing, this guy has so much love and knowledge, and made his own products. It's just so awesome to see that love and compassion for the hobby can lead to something like this.
TSPRof 100000% I have the cadet pro and I also use the single clamp the most. It was expensive but it’s so good. Knowing how good it is I kinda wish I spent a few hundred more and got the K03. I will probably end up upgrading but I’m trying to wait it out just in case they come out with a better model. If anyone’s watching this and are on the fence about getting any of the TSprof systems…in my option they are worth the money especially if you get some venev stones.
What venev stones did you get? I just ordered the Orion stones not the orion3 I’m wondering how they are as they are half the cost of the orion3’s
@@hawktv4508 I have the resin bonded diamonds. I think the Orion 3’s are CBN right? I haven’t tried them yet but I couldn’t be happier with the diamond stones. I just ordered the thin curved ones to sharpen recurves this week too. I’ve hear great things about CBN but for me I don’t know how much better you can get than the diamonds. How do you like them?
Aw, man! My $30 Vevor Sharpening kit didn't make the cut! :D
I like the new Worksharp, but i don't like that it has a central clamp. I love my Hapstone R2 system with the upgraded angle guide post. I do want to try out the Kazak system, but I can't justify buying one when i already love my Hapstone. I have a bunch of accessories for it like a extendable table that put the Edge pro apex to shame and other great things.
Fair enough!
A bit surprised the sharpworx didn’t make it on the list. Luckily I haven’t committed to purchasing that yet!
Well these are purely fixed angled systems
What's the best way to sharpen expensive convex knives like Bark River?
Tsprof. You can buy a convex clamp to sharpen them.
What about the Kme system
it only uses 4 inch stones which can never compare to systems that hold 6 inch
Cool.
Where's the wicked edge knife sharpener? It's my favorite by far since it comes with two sets of every stone you don't have to keep flipping the knife back and forth it's way faster
i said towards the end why i dont think that system is the best, you have to use only there stones, no aftermarket parts, and you cant see your edge as good as systems like these
He said he don’t like wicked edge because they have proprietary stones for their system, There is many companies that make amazing diamond stones that you can’t use on wicked edge its not as versatile as the TS prof K03 pro
@@NeevesKnives if you really look for them you can find aftermarket Japanese whetstones for the wicked edge system but I prefer to just use the diamond stones in combination with some of the ceramics and strops from wicked edge
Maybe they don’t want to pay him for his endorsement!!!
@kentrumm1385 funny I've never been paid by a knife nor Sharpening company
My poor little KME used to be the bell of the ball, now she doesn't even make the list. I do plan to go with the big TSProf system once my kme wears out or gets passed down to my son though. They look like lifetime systems.
Do you use an emulsion on your diamond plates (or are you just using soapy water)?
Just soapy water on diamond plates. emulsions are for stropping.
I go dry on diamond plates, on Resin bonded diamond I do soapy water
This is the video I've been waiting for.
I can't believe no KME,Edge Pro, Wicked Edge seems kind of strange. No mention of them either whats up with that?
I have the kme, and honestly, it's a hassle. Trying to clamp it where not only the angle is the same from heal to tip but the same on each side. One side of the knife is always a degree different because the clamp sucks and you have to try to twist the blade and then tighten and hope it doesn't move back up or down since the rubber is so soft. No matter how tight I tighten the blade always has flex. Unless you have a wide blade, but most people are sharpening pocket knives on a kme. Also, the stones are tiny. And the price isn't great. Iv spent 450 dollars on mine so far with the extra stones and an angle cube and strops. As far as the wicked edge, if you would have watched the entire video, he clearly says at the end it isn't on the list bc you have to buy their stones only, there's no aftermarket support, and you can't see what's happening to the bevel as well as the other systems.
It’s outdated and been surpassed by the pioneer from TsProf. Wicked edge only uses their stones so not as versatile and also can be way more expensive.
if only the worksharp pro pa had a universal stoen holder would've been a steal, the aftermarket stone holder while it fixes that problem still has an issue an its that for 6 inch stones it gets limited by that the stone doesnt has a full motion on the knife barelly has 60% of movement
That what up my dude
I use the we3 pro... with amazing results, no machines are perfect
No kme or wicked edge?
I said why towards the end, but no the kme uses 4 inch stones and 6 inch is better, wicked forces you to use only there stones and theres no aftermarket parts, and you cant see your edge as good as these
@@NeevesKnives jende industry has aftermarket paddles that are customizable
Since it doesn’t even get a mention, I’m curious why you don’t like the Worksharp Ken Onion?
It's a belt system and Stones will always be superior as far as edge quality goes, it's a great system for large thick blades especially with the belt grinder attachment
@@NeevesKnives In what way is a stone sharpened edge better? Just curious what I should be looking for.
I use the Ken onion and the Precision Pro and I don’t see a difference in edge performance. Probably user error but it would be helpful to know what to look for as well.
Debating if it’s worth keeping the Precision Pro :/, given the price difference in the systems I thought the difference would be immediately apparent.
I recently watched Work Sharp’s TH-cam video and even in their sharpness tests (including edge-on-up tests) it seems to be a toss up. Which again given the price difference is disappointing.
Does the KO3 give a much better edge than the Precision Pro or does it just provide a better user experience?
I just got a k03 and I had both precision adjusts. Pro is better than the original and the K03 does just make that much better of an edge. It’s a lot better in my opinion. I have a Ken onion with no attachments and I rounded the tip on several knives and have never used it sense so I can’t add on that. You can get. Sharp edge with any of them but the overall outcome is better with the K03. If you are pleased with your edges then don’t spend the extra money.
@@hawktv4508 Thanks for the info. I think a lot of people that round the tips with the Ken onion pull the knife all the way through. Not sure if the instructions changed over time but mine says never to pull the tip more than halfway across the belt.
I still see people do it all the time in TH-cam videos which makes me wonder if the instructions changed at some point. Just saw it again on Cedric and Ada and he knows what he’s doing sharpening.
HI,have you looked into KMFS Vantaedge integral sharpening system?
It is supposed to compensate the sharpening angle to account for the length of the blade(you dont get different height of the sharpened edge between the tip and the middle of the blade) Would be interesting what you think about it.
no but i will thanks for heads up
You forgot the kme that’s the goat
Great vid for those getting their first system or those that want to upgrade to something better. The cost determines the system of choice for many people. With all the ones shown you can get amazing results on most knives and while there is a learning curve they are much easier than leaning Freehand Sharpening. Patience and attention to detail is big when sharpening so I'd recommend getting a jeweler's loup or some sort of magnifying lens when you start out to get a clear picture of what is happening when you are sharpening and looking for that grit pattern (going from the top of the bevel to the apex of the edge) and burr forming at the apex of the blade. Also a sharpie marker to fill in the edge bevel to ensure you are hitting the correct spot with the angle of the stones. Once you have the blade clamped and edge marked try to set your angle close to the same angle as on the bevel of the knife and do a single pass with your starting sharpening stone.if the stone hits the whole marked bevel with the stone your all set, but If your stone leaves behind the top of the marked bevel marker (Usually black is best for the contrast with a marker and the steel) you must lower the angle, and if its left at the apex (very edge of the blade) you must raise it, make sure to do this in small increments if wishing to match the bevel perfectly. Its a great way to check your progress if you wish to match, raise, or lower the angle you are sharpening as well. Also kapton tape makes it so the blade doesnt take any damage from the clamps when tightening them down onto the blade. Painters tape can be used aleo along with taping off the front of the knife (where blade and handle meet) so metal particals do not get into the pivot and washers or bearings of the knife. Just a few tips on making the systems better. Thanks for the great vid and keep making sharp things fun and enjoyable.
Thanks for the video, but oh my GOD you spelled sharpener as "sharpner" SO many times in the intro, it was killing me 😂
Hey Jared, Thanks alot for awesome content, you are by far my favourite creator in the knife youtube world!
Have you ever tried KMFS sharpeners made in Czech Republic? :) They do some really good stuff too.
i have not, i appreciate you watching thank you, im reaching out to a couple other companies to try and test so hopefully i get one of those on
Wow KME not in the top 5. 😮
Damn looks like russian systems spread over the world. I remember how skeptical was some guys when first iterration of profil came out(its k-03 now).
No Music on your videos. We are here to learn about Knives, not for Music.
It helps cover back ground sound that people also get annoyed by damned if ya do damned if ya dont
@@NeevesKnives Background noise may be intermittent and tolerable. Music is constant and interferes with listening.
@@NeevesKnivesIt was perfect the way you presented it, back ground music sucks balls..lol.
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Digital angle finders are what I consider useless accessories. Think about it. If your sharpener is on a table, even if the table is tilted 45 degrees, the angle that matters is the one between the tool base and the tool arm. I've never seen a fixed angle sharpening system that doesn't have some type of markings on the unit itself and that is really all you need.
Most of my knives are pocket knives and about 95% of them get sharpened to 17 degrees. I rarely try to match factory angles as they are usually a compromise and differ from what works for me. I'm all about set it and forget it, to the point I bought a second system that I do adjust just for kitchen knives and really thick stock fixed blades and folders. Works for me.
Don't let the Russians hear you compare their products to NASA, more like the RSA. 😂😂 Cold War deep cut.🚀👩🚀🇷🇺
So TS Prof contacted me with an offer to make some sharpening videos and to provide the affiliate links on my channel in exchange for a free system and 7% commission on all sales through my link. I turned the offer down because it is a Russian company and I’m standing with Ukraine. I would recommend reviewers and influencers to make clear verbal and written statements when the affiliation exists and commissions are being paid. It is a more honest way to interact with the community and most of us don’t mind supporting our favorite channels anyway, so why not just say that an affiliation exists? On a basic TS Prof 7% commission is $24.50 and why would anyone mind Jared making a couple of bucks as a “thank you?”
yes i have an affiliate link i have worked with them since before the war, they even reached out when it started to ensure they have no control etc.. i dont blame the working people for their government in some cases. i constantly turn down money hell in the past 2 days ive turned out probably a thousand dollars or more. i keep my morals when making videos or talking about products i have affiliates for.
Hey happy Easter and again watching your great video and analyst!! I had to write to you and thanking you for many of your kives analyse !!! Hello from the deep North of Canada! My name is Frank and i am retired as an officer of special Crash and Rescues special emercies intervention for 31 years!! I have been sharening for 3 years and a while ago started a knives collection! Like you versatile from Pocket to Surviving cause here a man without a knife on him not Normal :) So here are , since january, i had some spare $$ and went on a shoping free! here is the list of my smaller acquisitions: SENCUT Serene Grey Aluminum , SENCUT Omniform Guibourtia Wood , Sencut ArcBlast Flipper Button Lock Knife, Black Blade, Aluminum Black, Artisan Cutlery Immortal Flipper Folding Knife, D2, G10 Orange, CIVIVI Chiro Cool Pocket Knife for EDC, Folding Knife with Flipper 3.1", Spyderco Manix 2 FRCP Lightweight, SENCUT Sachse Flipper Folding Knife, Black SW Blade, Micarta Green, Kansept Kyro Flipper Folding Knife, D2 Black, G10 Blue, !! Now my Surviving Fishing and Hunting new knives: Ottoza D2 (with Ram Horn handle), M-9 à baïonnette 33 cm, HX Outdoors SNIPER, Cold Steel Couteau GI Tanto, Mossy Oak 2 KNIVES KIT (Straight and Hook blade), TANSOLE TAN SOLE (Tiyanium coating), Tanto Grand Way 2307 Japenees straight blade, Ottoza Surviving knife Damas Blade Hand made !!! So here addition of my collection and utility knifes! So there is my shopping since my birthday in january !! Hope you will have good comments and plz dont stop your Good work i like your videos! Again from Deep up Canada North Frank!! God Bless (P.S. I wont tell howmuch all of these cost $$$ me but i went a bit over my Budget lolol)
shoutout to you Frank and the people in Canada sounds like you have been having some fun. i think this is one of the best hobbies to be apart of