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@@EricsWormPlayground chalking it up to content testing. Shorts has a feature that lets you clip long form and they are linked. Having more is better. I hear ya though. There's tons of content forms and the snippets aren't my favorite compared to other forms of shorts that can be uploaded.

@@SharperByMichael oh so it’s some automated AI? Yeah, now I understand. I LOVED your content with your long form “start a biz in 2024”. I just got my work sharp mk1 with expansion because of you.

@@EricsWormPlayground nah, just using the RUclips Studio app and it's all done manually. AI can definitely do the job but it's not linked to the long-form so it has to be done by hand. I'm glad you found value out of my content! 🙏 How's your sharpening journey been? You just got your setup..any previous experience sharpening?

@@SharperByMichael I’ve sharpened knives with basic sharpeners one might get from pampered chef, but I just have my knives done professionally. Your videos made me think maybe I should try a side hustle doing mine and for the locals. I just received my shipment last night of my sander and upgrade kit and a box of extra belts. Might need to buy some info from you in the next few.

@@EricsWormPlayground I am working on it. Definitely an area I have to grow in and put more attention to. I appreciate that you brought it to my attention! 🙏

@@SharperByMichael don’t take my comment at all negatively. Your videos have clean and attractive editing. This felt like it was done by AI or someone on fiverr.

@@michaelvanbuskirk8845 agreed! One better, ball the microfiber up, push the edge into the micro fiber at the angle of the bevel. Risk-free.

Michael, I sent you an email with my issues yesterday, could you please respond?

@@iSharpen there’s loads of people geeking out over your challenge! 😄 I noticed it in the sharpening subreddit. The haters absolutely crack me up, I got called an idiot for simply asking what this guy thought you were doing wrong in a video. Are you making a compilation of everyone’s challenge responses? Or a video of you watching their responses? 🤔

@@SharperByMichael I'm listing the responses in the description. I'll put yours in tomorrow. Redit is infested with retarded communists and soy boys. I don't visit there because I don't speak cockroach. Facebook is full of people who hate me. I think there's a group dedicated to hating me actually.

@@steveherries5432 best system imo 🔥 there is not a difference as far as the accelerator goes. I put lean in the title because it’s a lean business strategy. I may remove the lean part. There is only one landing page for it though and it is the link currently posted ✅

@@SharperByMichael Thank you. Some of your older videos still have the link to the Accelerator sales page. Just making sure I got the right thing. I love the riser, by the way.

@@mattnejmanowski631 agreed. That’s why I recommend the Cubitron belts! No need for an angle grinder. The Cubitron removes material at a much more efficient rate, staying on angle, minimal heat build up, etc. I’m going to do a video on them soon, but nonetheless ✅ check em out!

@@SharperByMichael I use the cubitrons on my 1x30. im a cliff fan. but trust me on the flap disk,,,the flap disk will also do many more than a small belt will inproving profit margin.

@@mattnejmanowski631 let’s break this down a bit, I am genuinely curious. I generally use a P50 Cubitron for the mower blades. It takes no longer than a few moments to remove the damage and set a new edge, especially on the MK.2 due to the high speed. I don’t have to move any equipment around and I can simply stay in one spot. You’re saying the flap disc is better and faster. Which intrigues me. What grit do you recommend and I assume the angles come out alright?

@@SharperByMichael holding the angle is not hard for someone like us. I want you to try it. flap disks are dirt cheap.

@@mattnejmanowski631 I’ll let you know how it goes! 👍 I appreciate the information and look forward to trying it out!

@iSharpen you sound like you’ve hit a good stride in a short time. And to also get YT premium out of it, a nice perk. I tested premium last month, was nice to not have political ads jammed down my throat all day. Congrats on your forward momentum.

@@EricsWormPlayground Thanks. That viral clip was cool. It's calmed down now but still producing a few bucks a day (peaked at $800 a day, now down to $40 a day) the channel is still producing $70 a day which is still surprising and now I have 50,000 subscribers to feed which is a great base given I only started it on April 1st. Speaking of subscribers, I can remember the struggle it was to get my first 1,000 subscribers but now I've got 1,000 a day joining and they're starting to reflect that in the view count whenever I release a new film which I try to do every day or two. My initial aim was to sprint to 1,000 films before looking back and that's still my goal. I'm almost at the half way mark (474) as I write this so it's still head down, bum up for now.

@@iSharpen your vid edit quality is clean and inviting. You definitely don’t feel like you haven’t hit a year yet. I hit a few of your older shorts, I especially liked the chisels you sharpened to the point they can slice magazine pages. Going to dive deeper and sub. You seem like you have a lot to teach. Speaking of, do you do most of your work on the Tormec T8? You recommend it for starting out?

@@EricsWormPlayground Thanks again. I film and edit all on my iPhone Pro Max with a basic free editor. Yes I love the Tormek but I bought it for another reason (sharpening wood turning chisels) until the wood lather was convicted of 10 counts of attempted murder and sold which left me with the Tormek. One day I used the knife jig, got a decent result and figured I could make a living from it if I could get good at it. It took me several months to get good at it because I was doing lots of things wrong but there wasn't that much in the way of decent tutorials so I decided to make my own with myself (when I was starting) in mind as my avatar. It seems to have worked. If you're starting out and can afford one I'd say yes. I bought both my machines used second hand though and would definitively recommend you do the same. Perhaps Michael can sell you his. It sits under a cover as he prefers other methods. I love the accuracy and precision of the Tormek but it's not for everyone. Thanks for the sub! I look forward to your comments.

@@iSharpen interesting how things turn out in life, and even more interesting how you saw opportunity when you had the Tormek leftover from a previous project, turned it into a means of income. Suppose you have to be clever if you live in the land down under where everything in nature around you is deadly and the spiders are as big as your dog. :). Cheers mate, I appreciate you and look forward to continuing diving into your stuff.

@@colinkamoda9502 you’re right!😳

@@davidlerer5680, it’s perfectly fine and used all over the world. Issues arise when you don’t have knowledge of the research as I mentioned in the video. You could be careless and stay in one area, for example. Many professional knife makers, including some that you or your family owns, in fact leave the factory from a belt sander.

@@davidlerer5680 here’s a few references to dive into: ruclips.net/video/khG7WCYoqrQ/видео.html knifegrinders.com.au/SET/Heat_in_Sharpening.pdf Final is gold: ruclips.net/video/8PIOf7psEzs/видео.html If you’re in control of what you’re doing and not careless, there’s no reason why you can’t use them on the primary edge. There’s thousands and thousands of business owners using them as well as knife production companies. If you have something that is researched deeper than Dr.Vadims work on these systems then id be happy to look at it, I’m never not willing to learn something new!

Gonna say belt sander is perfectly fine for sharpening knives, especially kitchen knives. If you somehow are using very blunt belts on a high wear resistant steel and applying too much pressure then sure it will build up heat but 1.. just fix those issues 2. Get water and dunk your knife after each pass 3. Seriously just get better belts for sharpening. Use the right grits

😎🔪 appreciate you watching!

@@BryanSykora-n6v I do! I am more than happy to chat. Shoot me a message on Instagram (fastest) or email me at michael@seriouslyfastsharpening.com 🙌

🔪 it never stood a chance!

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Lmao! 🤣🦪

Thank you! 🙌 let’s do it!!

@@SharperByMichael I tagged you already did you find it? :)

@@NonScientificBladeTesting I did not find it here on my RUclips notifications. Shoot me a link over on Instagram DM ✊

🫢🔪 scary sharp!! There’s blades sharper than this which blows my mind. I’m still learning and this is about where most of the knives I sharpen end up at. Pros who sharpen swords absolutely leave me speechless! 😳

Me too. But I’ve looked into it enough to believe that if you have the mark 1, there is no benefit to “upgrading” to the mark 2 for now.

Video coming soon! ✊

@@Rick_Hoppe Do you think the mk2 is worth it over a mk1 with a 30% discount?

@@DarthCiliatus I couldn’t say. I love my mark 1, but I have no hands on experience with the mark 2.

Glad you think so! Congrats on the 45k my friend! 🙏🚀 seeing your growth has been awesome and you have much more to come which is very exciting!

@@SharperByMichael all from just one clip (for the most part). Now I have 45,000 eyes and ears to feed.

@iSharpen I believe in you! ✊ without a doubt you’ll bring us amazing content and I’m looking forward to it. 100K in no time!!

@@SharperByMichael Oh my dog! Can you imagine?!

I’m ecstatic to hear that and thank you so much your support! 🙏

@@CodyCook-m1i let’s get them rollers rollin’ 🚀

Nah. I know you glide through these like butter Baz!

@@SharperByMichael when I'm holding them maybe but not free standing. That was pretty amazing. Points awarded.

I have units that will fit the original system you are referring to and the new work sharp system. They are categorized on the website and show which sharpeners they fit ✅ I hope this helps!

@@SharperByMichael Does the $64.99 price include both the narrow and the wide MK1 V3 pictured on your site or is it one or the other for $64.99. Thanks for the quick reply and also for helping to take the Work Sharp to the next level!

@@BLP-BrianLucasProject the variant options will show on the website when you tap and select them. The $64.99 price does include both units and the highest strength magnets 🙌🔥 I appreciate your comments/support!

@@SharperByMichael Awesome and I just saw your green roller vid on the MK1 with purchase. Appreciate all you do to make things better and easier for the Work Sharp.