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@@joergengeerds360 his scale goes up to over 500, he’s using it wrong but could you be talking about a different one? I don’t know anything about this lol
Family friend was selling cutco knives as one of the sharpest knives. Even tried demonstrating how sharp it was, until my dad pulled out his pocket knife that I sharpened and it was far sharper than the cutco knife. 10 years as a butcher, I can sharpen to a razor blade or better.
@GoatVidds sand paper flapper wheel 120 or 100 grit on a bench grinder and a polishing wheel with white jewlers rouge (polishing compound) would not recommend if you don't know what you are doing. The edge is almost flat but a razor blade. Very brittle if done wrong and even if done right they are extremely sharp but don't hold an edge as long. But when you cut all day for a living and have the equipment on hand you go for max sharpness
What kind of sharpening equipment can you recommend to a dude that’s new to all of this if any? I’ve collected pocket knives my whole life growing up but never sharpened them. Now I’m a bit older and just want to take care of my blades.
@TaxationIsTheft that's the best info I can give you. I've only ever sharpened knives the way I do. I would never suggest to someone that has no experience. The stuff he test on his channel is designed for anyone to use.
The razor brand does matter. Feather brand is one of the sharpest you can get, iv used then for shaving and their excessive. Any bad motion cuts you up. Crazy sharp
I only put a Feather in my mildest razor. I used to use Astra or Voskhod because they are are just sharp enough but the last batches seemed to have consistency issues. My go to these days are Wilkinson Swords.
Feather is legit dangerous if your skin is too soft. A true case where “the best” may not be the best option. I personally use Astras but anyone reading this should experiment with what works for their face and skin. Also, if you’re someone that uses a safety razor more than once- stop it. They’re like $00.10/ea and you’re probably shaving with rust by the second use.
If I recall correctly, derby was the dullest piece of shit I've ever had the displeasure of shaving with. It felt more like it was ripping the hair off rather than cutting it.
This is a cheap knock-off of the original german HORL sharpener. They have different models and grits to choose from and accessories to modify your sharpener. Don't get this fake one.
@@KennyT187 thank you so much for this info! I live in Germany and this TH-cam brand doesn’t ship here. Thanks to you, though, I now know that the actual brand resides here in Germany! Getting the quality one right now! ❤
A couple swipes on raw leather after a diamond stone won’t properly remove the burr for a reading that low. The measurement on the feather blade isn’t right either, should be 30 unused out of the wrapper. Most brands are well documented. 1. Make sure the blade comes down flat on the test media and without and back/forward motion. 2. Most importantly, the speed of the measurement should be slow enough that you can easily watch the numbers rise on the scale. Even a dull knife will display as “razor blade” sharpness when done too quickly. Try a cross/against the fiber push cut on some extra thin rolling papers or an HHT-5, both excellent test to confirm very low readings. The Bess tester can make sure they aren’t appearing sharp from a polished but weak burr as it will mushroom on the test media.
It is impossible to sharpen a "regular" knife as sharp as a razor unless you dramatically alter the geometry of the "regular" knife. Razors can only be razor sharp "by design"
Oh the memories. I sold Cutco back in 2010. I still use the set they gave me for the demonstrations. I lost the dang badass scissors though. I loved those things! They had us snip pennies in half for the demo. BANGIN scissors. The knives are still kickin too.
The penny cut was always the one that made people wide-eyed in awe haha, I still have a set that they gave me from when I worked there too and they still work wonderfully
“55! But not quite there yet.” Runs it across the strop several more times and gets a reading of “59”. So either that tester isn’t accurate or you’re dulling the knife with that strop.
He's testing wrong. The biggest variable isn't how sharp the knife is, but how quick he presses down on it, which in this case is way way too quick for those measurements to be remotely valid
I shave with the Feather brand razor you used. It cannot be beat... the steel and thickness with the angle of the edge will make you look like you never had facial hair. But do not slip it will get you bleeding real bad.
@@gideonkablau I agree I get minimal razor burn with feather. But I also only go with the grain and across it. I sometimes get a little razor burn if I use a blade for too long and it starts to get dull
@@gideonkablau of course you have no razor burn, any blade would have no burn with the grain. You're also confusing razor burn with shaving irritation; razor burn is the slow-building heat sensation caused by shaving so close you take off a bit of the skin. You don't typically need to shave so agressively on a with the grain pass, hence why you feel very little burn. Irritation on the other hand is caused by dull blades/poor lather. They overlap but those are the main causes. Try side-grain, then against. You'll feel more resistance and the infamous Feather burn.
Feather also makes a razor (AS-D2) out of surgical steel, specifically designed for use with their blades. The razor is not cheap (currently >200€), but you only have to hold it in your hand to understand that it will last several decades.
When I was in Brazil, I had a cheap knife. Walking home one day, I found a flatish looking piece of cement/ concrete in the street. When needed, I would hold the rock and run the blade up and down for one side, and then the other, producing some sand and dust from the concrete piece. It was cheap, effective and I could functionally use it for onions or other basics in the kitchen for at least 4 days. People act so previously about their blades, and that's cool. But don't tell me I should be using my knife to cut plastic when I can sharpen it again in about 30 seconds or less. Nowadays I use one of those sharpening stones for chisels that I borrow from work. A bit of kitchen oil, and basically do the same thing as the rock that I had in Brazil.
I want this man to make a service where we ship off knives to him, he sharpens it and potentially uses it in a vid, we pay him, and he ships us back a very sharp knife.
God forbid anyone would ever do that actually. Every single video I've seen of this guy sharpening he puts a single bevel on dual bevel knives, effectively ruining the knife completely. It's all snake oil anyways
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You gotta roll the tumbler as you sharpen, otherwise you're just wearing a groove into it and compromising your angle. Edit: Turns out I'm wrong! (read comments)
@@davidfreeman2967 So I just went back and looked other videos on the channel, and you are 100% right. Not only am I wrong, but my interest in this sharpened just went way up! Thanks!
You have an uphill battle getting a knife as sharp as a razor because of the thickness of the blade, you need to hollow ground even farther to get close.
I love our cutco knives and cutlery. We almost have the whole set. Our cutco guy loves his job, and we love the lifetime warranty. We just traded in a handful of forks and spoons that went for a ride in the disposal, and a knife that my girlfriend tried to sharpen an fucked up. No other company does what they do.
I have the ultimate set, bought them about 2yrs ago. Knives are good, only issue is the set is so big I don’t know what are the knives are even for. I keep the owners manual under the block for reference…🤦🏼♂️
My brother used to work for cutco, and I forgot how sharp those knife are, even after I had to go with him to demonstrate the knife quality to customers.
@@yoeyyoey8937 I mean, I get it. It's a reasonable way to show the sharpness of a knife, since it's not easy to cut a single sheet of paper in that way, but it's in no way, shape, or form good for the sharpness of the edge of the knife that he just took the time to sharpen.
@@jumblejumbo obviously being stupid and trying to cut something like steel pipe or wires would be "worse" to try to cut if you're just being an idiot and intentionally damaging a knife. But if you're somehow implying that cutting paper is no big deal on the sharpness of a knife, I'd say you're the one who has no idea what they're talking about. Hell, it doesn't even have to be a KNIFE edge. Paper is horrible on any cutting surface. Which is why people who do a lot of textile work tend to have scissors they never even think about cutting paper with. I mean.... You can technically use a sheet of paper as a polishing-grade of "sandpaper". Why would you want to run a knife THROUGH it?
@@theElemDragon oh I thought you meant cause it doesn’t have to be that sharp to cut paper well. Like he could have cut something else to show the level of sharpness better
@@yoeyyoey8937 funny how mumblejumbo deleted his comment. No, it DOES need to basically be razor sharp to cut a sheet of paper in the way he, and many others demonstrated, so it is a good way to show that. I've even seen videos where people used a cleaver that was so sharp they were able to basically cut a phone book as if they were slicing vegetables. I'm just saying that doing so isn't very good for the now sharp edge because of the properties of paper.
It doesn’t really matter that test is very very easily manipulated. The sharpness is based off how fast that wire breaks meaning the faster your bring down the knife the lower the score
I mean not actually a pyramid scheme, just a single-level direct sales company. A pyramid scheme means you have to pay a fee or buy products to participate in the company. You aren’t required to do any of that working for Cutco (or most likely Vector Marketing). Their business model seems to rely on students fresh out of high school looking for a job and getting a call from vector after being referred by a friend (which if you refer people as an employee you get more benefits). Then you “practice” by actually selling to your friends and family. After that, you refer some of your phone contacts for rewards and likely drop out of vector is sales really isn’t your thing. Once they get another person in to replace you, they market to their family and friends. Kinda genius and seems like it should be shady but it’s definitely no kind of scam/scheme.
No, with a good hone a pasted strop is not nessecary. Most people pasting razors either have a shaky hand and need a rounded bevel, or are not using a finishing hone.
A company that requires you to sell to 30 of your close family members and hire people under you to also sell to 30 family members is a pyramid scheme by definition.
Using pressure! The sharper the knife, the less weight you need. A lower score is therefore sharper than a higher score. You can effectively get down to 0 but it takes a long time with the strop and regardless of steel hardness one will edge super quickly check out this video www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRGpab4x/
*how to abuse a sharpening tester to the grade that it doesn’t wanna exist*
he’s just overplayingnhow good his rolling sharpener is
@@gegu937 maybe because this is a brand channel and these are all advertisements
It’s almost false advertising
@@abobrett6703 almost?
Debatable
A razor is always razor sharp because it is still a razor if its blunt.
That would be razor blunt not razor sharp
@@ziljaeyan1203 damn
@@ziljaeyan1203 I guess your'e right mister.
And since razor would mean sharp wouldn’t when it gets blunt it be called a dull 👀 (x files music)
Well no shit
A razor being sharper than “a razor” is some Chuck Norris type shit.
Feather blades are no joke, one of my favorites but a little too sharp
Why would a razor touch kids and support a fascist?!?
Fr it’s like saying how airplanes are flying cars
😂😂😂
No razor is sharp enough for Chuck Norris so he stopped shaving. Now he just scares the whiskers off his face!
“The razor is… sharper than a razor which doesn’t make sense” 😂😂
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I feel like it's expectations on razors are somewhat low and it considers an average razor duller than the one presented. That's my frail hypothesis.
the whole video doesn't make any sense... 96 is dull, and 55 is sharp, but nowhere near the sharpness of the razor... false advertising at its finest
I mean it a a feather razor. Those are top class in my experience
@@joergengeerds360 his scale goes up to over 500, he’s using it wrong but could you be talking about a different one? I don’t know anything about this lol
The razor is shaper than itself
Underrated commit
no he is just misusing the tester
@bybenzo True
Its a feather razor Blade. Did you used it before? I hate it. Imo its oversharpen
Bro is trying to make a Thanos sword
Family friend was selling cutco knives as one of the sharpest knives. Even tried demonstrating how sharp it was, until my dad pulled out his pocket knife that I sharpened and it was far sharper than the cutco knife. 10 years as a butcher, I can sharpen to a razor blade or better.
How did you sharpen it
@GoatVidds sand paper flapper wheel 120 or 100 grit on a bench grinder and a polishing wheel with white jewlers rouge (polishing compound) would not recommend if you don't know what you are doing. The edge is almost flat but a razor blade. Very brittle if done wrong and even if done right they are extremely sharp but don't hold an edge as long. But when you cut all day for a living and have the equipment on hand you go for max sharpness
What kind of sharpening equipment can you recommend to a dude that’s new to all of this if any? I’ve collected pocket knives my whole life growing up but never sharpened them. Now I’m a bit older and just want to take care of my blades.
I'll assure you that that is the most satisfying thing that a dad could do.... and dad is not even flex his son on purpose
@TaxationIsTheft that's the best info I can give you. I've only ever sharpened knives the way I do. I would never suggest to someone that has no experience. The stuff he test on his channel is designed for anyone to use.
That razor was the sharpest knife in his class
She was looking kinda dumb with her finger and her thumb in the shape of an L on her forehead ❤️.
Well, now I know that a device called a ‘sharpening tester’ exists
Lol and he’s using it wrong
But he is using it in wrong way lol the numbers are lower than the original sharpeness 💀💀
@@dzrxuhow are you supposed to use it?
@@Idiotsandwich-tn1th you are supposed to go as slow as possible because jamming it down too quick with give a lower reading.
The razor brand does matter. Feather brand is one of the sharpest you can get, iv used then for shaving and their excessive. Any bad motion cuts you up. Crazy sharp
I only put a Feather in my mildest razor. I used to use Astra or Voskhod because they are are just sharp enough but the last batches seemed to have consistency issues. My go to these days are Wilkinson Swords.
Feather is legit dangerous if your skin is too soft. A true case where “the best” may not be the best option. I personally use Astras but anyone reading this should experiment with what works for their face and skin.
Also, if you’re someone that uses a safety razor more than once- stop it. They’re like $00.10/ea and you’re probably shaving with rust by the second use.
Feathers are the only blade I can shave diagonally against the grain with.
If I recall correctly, derby was the dullest piece of shit I've ever had the displeasure of shaving with. It felt more like it was ripping the hair off rather than cutting it.
The razor being sharper than a razor
''My goals are beyond your understanding''
Sometimes a blade that can cut the very fabric of space-time and existence itself is useful
@@dud3655 Cutting the crust of is very serious, you need a good knife
I would love to see how much the sharpness changes after a cutting a paper
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@@tumblerusa Thank you, I will do just that
This is a cheap knock-off of the original german HORL sharpener. They have different models and grits to choose from and accessories to modify your sharpener. Don't get this fake one.
@@tumblerusa no he wants to see you test it then cut paper then test it agin
@@KennyT187 thank you so much for this info! I live in Germany and this TH-cam brand doesn’t ship here. Thanks to you, though, I now know that the actual brand resides here in Germany!
Getting the quality one right now! ❤
Whoa, the razor is sharper than itself. The more you know.
Holy shit, holy shit, dude got an accurate reading for once!!! Still did it wrong though.....
I didn’t even know that a sharpness tester existed
When you swing your knife, it should cut the fabric of spacetime. That's the end of the sharpness scale
So the knife has the same properties as “The Hand”
A couple swipes on raw leather after a diamond stone won’t properly remove the burr for a reading that low. The measurement on the feather blade isn’t right either, should be 30 unused out of the wrapper. Most brands are well documented. 1. Make sure the blade comes down flat on the test media and without and back/forward motion. 2. Most importantly, the speed of the measurement should be slow enough that you can easily watch the numbers rise on the scale. Even a dull knife will display as “razor blade” sharpness when done too quickly. Try a cross/against the fiber push cut on some extra thin rolling papers or an HHT-5, both excellent test to confirm very low readings. The Bess tester can make sure they aren’t appearing sharp from a polished but weak burr as it will mushroom on the test media.
It is impossible to sharpen a "regular" knife as sharp as a razor unless you dramatically alter the geometry of the "regular" knife.
Razors can only be razor sharp "by design"
The Knife with 1 sharpness: *IM STRONGER, IM SMARTER, IM BETTER, I AM BETTER*
I am shedding real tears… still a amazing song. Keep on rocking that trumpet man,and I’ll rock my baritone.
I was today years old when I learn sharpness had a scale
Didn’t even know there was a fucking machine that tests how sharp something is. I figured you just fuckin USE the darn thing
Oh the memories. I sold Cutco back in 2010. I still use the set they gave me for the demonstrations. I lost the dang badass scissors though. I loved those things! They had us snip pennies in half for the demo. BANGIN scissors. The knives are still kickin too.
The penny cut was always the one that made people wide-eyed in awe haha, I still have a set that they gave me from when I worked there too and they still work wonderfully
So to be clear, you actually dulled the blade (but it’s still razor sharp +)
“55! But not quite there yet.”
Runs it across the strop several more times and gets a reading of “59”. So either that tester isn’t accurate or you’re dulling the knife with that strop.
or he doesnt know how to test, which is the case.
He's testing wrong. The biggest variable isn't how sharp the knife is, but how quick he presses down on it, which in this case is way way too quick for those measurements to be remotely valid
It's like when you are smarter than yourself. *Inception music intensifies*
You'll never get that stainless as sharp as blue steel
This guy can turn into a serial killer with this level and no one can stop him
For some odd reason I really like
The sharpening thing it looks fun and satisfying I could watch it all day
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i love how this is an ad for a nice sharpening company
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We’re going to sharpen a sharpened knife…. That’s some sound logic right there.
I shave with the Feather brand razor you used. It cannot be beat... the steel and thickness with the angle of the edge will make you look like you never had facial hair. But do not slip it will get you bleeding real bad.
And affordable! So glad I changed to safety razor with feather blades from crappy expensive cartridge razors
The razor burn is wicked with feathers though.
@@gideonkablau I agree I get minimal razor burn with feather. But I also only go with the grain and across it. I sometimes get a little razor burn if I use a blade for too long and it starts to get dull
@@gideonkablau of course you have no razor burn, any blade would have no burn with the grain. You're also confusing razor burn with shaving irritation; razor burn is the slow-building heat sensation caused by shaving so close you take off a bit of the skin. You don't typically need to shave so agressively on a with the grain pass, hence why you feel very little burn. Irritation on the other hand is caused by dull blades/poor lather. They overlap but those are the main causes.
Try side-grain, then against. You'll feel more resistance and the infamous Feather burn.
Feather also makes a razor (AS-D2) out of surgical steel, specifically designed for use with their blades. The razor is not cheap (currently >200€), but you only have to hold it in your hand to understand that it will last several decades.
Woah, never seen a sharpometer before lol, didn't know that was a thing
Same
Right??
I didn't even know sharpening testers exist
These videos are so fun to watch I don't know why
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On the sharpness guide it says DE razor like Feather. That's a feather brand blade
Yeah bc if you're not cutting anything but air it's bad for the knife. KNIVES ARE MEANT FOR CUTTING
put polishing compound on the strop (which isnt strope)
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It makes perfect sense
Razor blades are crazy sharp, my brother literally tapped his finger on one one time just a little bit and it caused him to bleed
When I was in Brazil, I had a cheap knife. Walking home one day, I found a flatish looking piece of cement/ concrete in the street.
When needed, I would hold the rock and run the blade up and down for one side, and then the other, producing some sand and dust from the concrete piece.
It was cheap, effective and I could functionally use it for onions or other basics in the kitchen for at least 4 days.
People act so previously about their blades, and that's cool. But don't tell me I should be using my knife to cut plastic when I can sharpen it again in about 30 seconds or less.
Nowadays I use one of those sharpening stones for chisels that I borrow from work. A bit of kitchen oil, and basically do the same thing as the rock that I had in Brazil.
Cut a paper in half so that both pieces have the same area as the original, but not the same volume. Please I want to see it lol
dont think thats physically possible
It’s so smooth
Bro these vids keep me up at night
I want this man to make a service where we ship off knives to him, he sharpens it and potentially uses it in a vid, we pay him, and he ships us back a very sharp knife.
Just go to your local academy and by a work sharp for 80$ it will get you knife just as sharp in about 2 minutes
God forbid anyone would ever do that actually. Every single video I've seen of this guy sharpening he puts a single bevel on dual bevel knives, effectively ruining the knife completely. It's all snake oil anyways
@@trippy_rubixs9876workshops are overkill, especially for knives. whetstones can give better results imo
@Avatrix i have used it on a variety of knives and different steels, and it gets them razor sharp every time in minutes for a fraction of the price
@@hunterjoos1504 he does both sides he just doesn't show it in the video
I never bought that sharpener bc ik the magnetics would be to weak to hold the knife straight and as you see it's moving on you giving you a bad blade
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You need gradual pressure until it breaks. Putting speed behind pushing down on the scale skews the reading
I didn't know there's a gadget to measure how sharp a material is
You gotta roll the tumbler as you sharpen, otherwise you're just wearing a groove into it and compromising your angle.
Edit: Turns out I'm wrong! (read comments)
Would you care to elaborate? Im interested
@@peentz he's sliding the tumbler instead of rolling it. You're supposed to roll it, to keep changing every surface makes contact with the edge.
If they're the same as the proper HORL ones then they have a gearing inside so the middle outer sleeve stays still and the discs rotate as you push it
@@davidfreeman2967 So I just went back and looked other videos on the channel, and you are 100% right. Not only am I wrong, but my interest in this sharpened just went way up! Thanks!
You should get Gordon Ramsay knife sharpen it for him and give it to him
A best video ever i just watched!
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You have an uphill battle getting a knife as sharp as a razor because of the thickness of the blade, you need to hollow ground even farther to get close.
Now if only cutco wasn't a pyramid scheme.
I love our cutco knives and cutlery. We almost have the whole set. Our cutco guy loves his job, and we love the lifetime warranty. We just traded in a handful of forks and spoons that went for a ride in the disposal, and a knife that my girlfriend tried to sharpen an fucked up. No other company does what they do.
@@whiskey3tango Don't get me wrong, they do have excellent products. But their business model is not admirable.
I have the ultimate set, bought them about 2yrs ago. Knives are good, only issue is the set is so big I don’t know what are the knives are even for.
I keep the owners manual under the block for reference…🤦🏼♂️
Cutco isn't the pyramid. Vector Marketing is the pyramid-esque company that happens to sell Cutco knives.
@@snytty ohhh, now that you mention them. That does ring a bell. Either way, really put me off of buying the product.
My brother used to work for cutco, and I forgot how sharp those knife are, even after I had to go with him to demonstrate the knife quality to customers.
Bro is always so amazed like it's his first time doing this
The thickness of the edge plays a major role.
The razor decided to be better than itself 💀
"this blade is razor sharp"
*Immediately cuts the worst thing you can cut with a sharp knife*
Ikr I was like what is he trying to prove
@@yoeyyoey8937 I mean, I get it. It's a reasonable way to show the sharpness of a knife, since it's not easy to cut a single sheet of paper in that way, but it's in no way, shape, or form good for the sharpness of the edge of the knife that he just took the time to sharpen.
@@jumblejumbo obviously being stupid and trying to cut something like steel pipe or wires would be "worse" to try to cut if you're just being an idiot and intentionally damaging a knife. But if you're somehow implying that cutting paper is no big deal on the sharpness of a knife, I'd say you're the one who has no idea what they're talking about. Hell, it doesn't even have to be a KNIFE edge. Paper is horrible on any cutting surface. Which is why people who do a lot of textile work tend to have scissors they never even think about cutting paper with.
I mean.... You can technically use a sheet of paper as a polishing-grade of "sandpaper". Why would you want to run a knife THROUGH it?
@@theElemDragon oh I thought you meant cause it doesn’t have to be that sharp to cut paper well. Like he could have cut something else to show the level of sharpness better
@@yoeyyoey8937 funny how mumblejumbo deleted his comment. No, it DOES need to basically be razor sharp to cut a sheet of paper in the way he, and many others demonstrated, so it is a good way to show that. I've even seen videos where people used a cleaver that was so sharp they were able to basically cut a phone book as if they were slicing vegetables. I'm just saying that doing so isn't very good for the now sharp edge because of the properties of paper.
Bryan Adams been real quiet since this "sharper than a razor" dropped
I LOVE feather razor blades. They outclass every other razor blade brand.
Bro cutting paper like it’s cheese, now that is some sharpness that I need on my diamond sword
I just realised that there IS a device to calculate SHARPNESS!!!
And also realise he's using it incorrectly to make his product better
It doesn’t really matter that test is very very easily manipulated. The sharpness is based off how fast that wire breaks meaning the faster your bring down the knife the lower the score
I recognize CUTCO anywhere!!
Little pyramid scheme action with the cutco😂
Little? 😂
Def not little. 🤣
What? You never got a watch selling cutco?? 😂
I mean not actually a pyramid scheme, just a single-level direct sales company. A pyramid scheme means you have to pay a fee or buy products to participate in the company. You aren’t required to do any of that working for Cutco (or most likely Vector Marketing).
Their business model seems to rely on students fresh out of high school looking for a job and getting a call from vector after being referred by a friend (which if you refer people as an employee you get more benefits). Then you “practice” by actually selling to your friends and family. After that, you refer some of your phone contacts for rewards and likely drop out of vector is sales really isn’t your thing. Once they get another person in to replace you, they market to their family and friends. Kinda genius and seems like it should be shady but it’s definitely no kind of scam/scheme.
@@ConnorKrohniclessorry, multi-level marketing that has the lowest amount on top and fewest in between
I love this pinche Channel ❤
That knife gonna cut through space and time
Just like lyras bf will
Oh and final PSA; the strop is a great tool. It’s how you get the straight razor finish. But you do need stropping compound…
No, with a good hone a pasted strop is not nessecary. Most people pasting razors either have a shaky hand and need a rounded bevel, or are not using a finishing hone.
Bro can cut atoms💀
He the atomic samurai🫡😂
This man enchanting his blades with sharpness V
Omg ur making me want to buy this!
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If you buy the set on your website does it come with the strap?
You can add the strop by visiting bit.ly/leatherstrop
Never pre-order from a company that has no track record
It’s called a leather strop lol
Once you get some polishing compound on that strop that helix disc will be useless
Well shows how exceptional feather blades are, would recommend to anyone using a safety razor
Straighten the blade as the blade expands, not the other way around. This way you remove the micro cracks.
YESSS, I’ve finally made it to the knife sharpening side of yt shorts! 😂
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I’m tempted to commit a war crime by sharpening a honing rod.
do it! hahaha
i love these videos
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I like how you use a leather strop with no abrasive
How does the sharing sensor work?
By measure the weight it takes to cut the wire the lower the number the sharper the blade
Thanks 👍
Using pressure! The sharper the knife, the less weight you need. A lower score is therefore sharper than a higher score
@@tumblerusa what is unit of measurement here? Angstroms or something else?
@@txfreerider its grams i think
Wait…..
There’s technology that can determine the sharpness of a blade???? Where the *FUCK* have I been? Under a rock???
Lol 🤣
patrick ?
He doesn't even use it right
You will never get it as sharp as a razor at that sharpening angle
*Don't let your instructive thoughts win*
*Don't let your instructive thoughts win*
*Don't let your instructive thoughts win*
Bro needs more likes
I used to work for cutco, swore it was a pyramid scheme, but ig its a legit company
Cutco/Vector Marketing is indeed a pyramid scheme.
It's a legitimate pyramid scheme.
A company that requires you to sell to 30 of your close family members and hire people under you to also sell to 30 family members is a pyramid scheme by definition.
Surgical needles are sharpened to a point where the tip is one atom wide. I used to work at a place where they made them.
I have two questions
1: How does this measure work?
2: Is it possible to get 1 sharp
Using pressure! The sharper the knife, the less weight you need. A lower score is therefore sharper than a higher score.
You can effectively get down to 0 but it takes a long time with the strop and regardless of steel hardness one will edge super quickly check out this video www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRGpab4x/
Cutco knives r sharp af
bro enchanted his knife with sharpness V
Took me 3 of these shorts appearing for me to realize it was an ad 💀
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Gotta say, this is a great idea for a sharpening system, I hope you get rich from this, and I wish I'd thought of it before you
We’d love for you to check us out and give us a try! www.tumblerware.com/
@@tumblerusa without (hopefully) sounding like a bot, do you sell to the UK?
To be fair, I use that same razor blade company because of how sharp those blades are. I highly recommend shaving with them if you use a safety razor.
Got mine and did its job as intrnded, super easy to use
Thanks for giving us a try! 🤩
Tumblr has changed drastically
Less dyed hair
Bro really said *SHARPER!!*
the razor is sharper than himself, that makes sense.
Cuts corner of the paper
-"Dang that's sharp"
Cuts super thin piece
-"Got dayum!" 😮
Quite a well made razor i may say
I get it like that by hand with some stones, however I am interested in the rolling sharpeners.
You can always check us out and learn more at www.tumblerware.com/
“Obsidian blade” try and stop me.
I love my cutco
Interesting. I like it
Thanks! You can always check us out and learn more at www.tumblerware.com/
I love this guy
😎👍 thanks!