HOW TO SHARPEN ANY KNIFE IN MINUTES - WORK SHARP PROFESSIONAL PRECISION ADJUST SHARPENER

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6 ай бұрын

Follow along as Brad explains how we like to sharpen our knives both for ourselves and for our customers who send in their Argali knives as part of our lifetime free sharpening program. We exclusively use Worksharp knife sharpening products when we're at home or in the warehouse to sharpen knives.
In this video, Brad goes over step-by-step how he likes to use the Worksharp Professional Precision Adjust Knife Sharpener to sharpen all his knives. If you have any questions or comments please leave them in the comments below the video.
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@nick3795 12 күн бұрын

Great video, thanks. I have an Elmax Brisa Piili 85 and a Maxamet Spyderco Para 3. This tool and your video will help save the edges of both

@texaswhitetails1695 2 ай бұрын

Good video man, appreciate it.

@scmomentum 8 күн бұрын

The bevel angle is set with the rod perpendicular to the blade. That angle changes as you move up and down the blade, especially with longer blades. Is there a need to compensate for that change?

@Argali Күн бұрын

You are correct that the angle does change slightly, especially with longer blades from the tip vs the heal, especially if uneven pressure is applied.. I don't compensate for it. Realistically your secondary bevel angle will be slightly different at the tip vs. the heal, but the difference is insignificant in terms of knife performance in my experience. For longer bladed knives like our Sawtooth, if I want a 20 degree bevel across the whole blade, I will set the abrasive on the tip and the heal and set the angle of the rod in between the two angles if there is a difference to get the entire blade as close to 20 as possible. Most important thing is light and consistent pressure while sharpening to keep your bevel angle as consistent as possible.

@joebarnard8307 6 ай бұрын

When would you use this personally versus the electric belt sharpener you did a previous video on?

@Argali 6 ай бұрын

The belt sharpener takes a little more practice but offers more customization with how you sharpen. This device is easier to learn and use proficiently out of the box. If its important for you to be able to create a convex and a V grind on your knife, the Ken Onion sharpener is the way to go. If your ok with a traditional flat/V grind, this setup is great.

@TimAZ Ай бұрын

I am enjoying this video. I am considering investing in the worksharp. Well done. Do you prefer the ceramic versus the diamond abrasives?

@Argali Ай бұрын

Not sure exactly what you mean there, but for blade shaping, the diamond grits on this unit are necessary, and the ceramic is really there for honing or touching up. If I have a knife that I have already shaped previously and that just needs to be touched up, I will start with the ceramic to see if I can get my knife sharp with it. If it doesnt work, Ill go to the 800 grit, then the ceramic. Basically, start with the least aggresive abrasive on a knife that has already been shaped so you're taking off as little material as possible and work your way to more aggressive abrasives if you need to. That answer your question?

@TimAZ Ай бұрын

@@Argali It does. Thank you for the clarification. Great video!