5 Knife Sharpening HACKS That Actually Work

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  • Опубликовано: 23 июн 2024
  • TODAYS VIDEO IS ABOUT 5 KNIFE SHARPENING HACKS THAT ARE EASY TO DO AND ACTUALLY WORK GREAT. KNIFE SHARPENING CAN BE TRICKY FOR SOME PEOPLE I TRY TO MAKE VIDEOS THAT WILL MAKE IT EASIER. KNIFE SHARPENING HACKS CAN FIX TOUGH SITUATIONS WHEN YA KNOW.
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Комментарии • 83

  • @ZarlanTheGreen
    @ZarlanTheGreen 4 дня назад +13

    Lifting the back to a certain height (with coins or marked finger), gives significantly different angles, depending on the width of the blade. As for wedges, they don't give the claimed angle. They give that angle, plus the angle of the primary bevel.

  • @papapita4713
    @papapita4713 5 дней назад +22

    I always sharpen with a smoke dangling from my lips. It helps.

    • @NeevesKnives
      @NeevesKnives  5 дней назад +3

      I understand

    • @natehoover5266
      @natehoover5266 5 дней назад

      Lol I have a smoke or two also. But hanging from my mouth, the smoke gets in my eye. Lol

    • @dartrushdane2020
      @dartrushdane2020 5 дней назад +2

      Helps maintain the angle and Protects you from any metal dust.

    • @chevyman6999
      @chevyman6999 4 дня назад

      Hahaha

  • @TheZachatree
    @TheZachatree 4 дня назад +2

    Best sharpening resource on the internet. If you watch a number of neeves videos and practice, you will become the guy everyone gives their knives to for sharpening…. I’m that guy. It’s a good guy to be.
    Life skill

  • @bighamz1175
    @bighamz1175 5 дней назад +4

    Man as always preaching and teaching and im all ears and eyes

  • @DanielDan-rg9zw
    @DanielDan-rg9zw 5 дней назад +4

    Holding and moving the stone was always easier for me, especially on small field sharpeners that you need to hold in hand!

  • @toddcalloway8726
    @toddcalloway8726 5 дней назад +4

    Awesome tips !! Ideas that are practicle 👍

  • @ajentsong6151
    @ajentsong6151 14 часов назад

    so simple, and so plausible! You got the best tips!

  • @kwongyeang
    @kwongyeang 5 дней назад +1

    Outstanding ! Thanks for putting these all in one video.

  • @unfi6798
    @unfi6798 4 дня назад

    We learned to sharpen our knives watching your vids mate. You save us a lot of time & money. Thank you, Jared. Hi Kara.! Cheers from Australia.

  • @Cid_1
    @Cid_1 4 дня назад +1

    The Stroppy Stuff honing oil works so so good on Resin bonded and metallic bonded stones. I HIGHLY recommend getting some if you use Resin & metallic bonded stones.

  • @fakebobbyhill296
    @fakebobbyhill296 4 дня назад +2

    The thing about using quarters for angles is the taller your blade is, the shallower that angle is actually going to be. I used to be a machinist until I got hurt, but whenever I used angle gage blocks I had to do some quick trigonometry to figure out how tall the stack needed to be to get the right angle. So using coins isn’t really that accurate. But I guess if you’re using the same stack of coins for the same blades every time, I guess you’ll be consistent enough to get the same angle over and over again.

  • @JoelHunterGun
    @JoelHunterGun 4 дня назад

    That is badass. All of it. Thank you so much.

  • @the_knights_edge
    @the_knights_edge 4 дня назад

    Great video as always brother, thanks!

  • @chucky47240
    @chucky47240 2 дня назад

    Hi ! I have always sharpened my knives by hand, without help and without calculating the angle. With practice, this comes very quickly, you naturally feel which angle is best.
    I started doing it with knives that weren't very valuable and, little by little, I was able to sharpen all the blades I wanted.
    I never wanted to resort to outside help, I wanted to feel things for myself and ultimately see if the knife was sharp.
    The tips in this video are all great!
    I also use water with dish soap and love holding the stone as well as the leather on my lower hand and forearm.
    I have never managed to sharpen a small blade by holding it with both hands, except for axes or hatchets, obviously.
    Today, after hours of patience, I manage to sharpen blades with cheap stones found on Chinese sites.
    And the result is a razor sharp blade.
    It's not so much the quality of the stone, it's the training on inexpensive knives, so as not to be afraid of damaging them and refine our technique with complete peace of mind.
    🤠🖖

  • @anfielddragon5320
    @anfielddragon5320 5 дней назад +1

    Excellent. Thanks for sharing rhis knowledge

  • @maxw576
    @maxw576 3 дня назад

    Great tips! Thanks

  • @toddcarr.
    @toddcarr. 4 дня назад

    Always enjoy the tips and tricks vids as even if you've been sharpening for a long time there is always more to learn. Thanks for the great vid and keep making sharp things fun and enjoyable.

  • @frankbrowning328
    @frankbrowning328 4 дня назад

    Great video!! So many great tips that can benefit the new and experienced sharpener

  • @Strawman333
    @Strawman333 5 дней назад

    Great tips! I’m new at stone sharpening, so I need all the help that I can get. Thank you!

  • @RedRider566
    @RedRider566 5 дней назад +3

    Jared I've learned everything I know about sharping from. You , big thx you .
    I'm about to start in freehand just for the F... of it I'm using a tsprof K03 pro and I've JUST received my veneev stones from Ukraine TODAY , Can you recommend how to clean and flatten them ? I don't know what grits to use on glass plate , I have the
    F240/400 and F800/1200, Don't mean to high jack the vid , sorry

    • @NeevesKnives
      @NeevesKnives  5 дней назад +3

      That's awesome yes get a conditioning stone I will put one in description, use that every so often, and later on you can get some Silicon carbide powder to re set them it will be a year before you need that if you buy the conditioning stone

  • @chevyman6999
    @chevyman6999 4 дня назад

    Great video Jerad! All great advice! I never thought to use a finger on the rod.

  • @Ward_918
    @Ward_918 4 дня назад

    Another great video. Thanks Jared

  • @ExamonLyf
    @ExamonLyf 5 дней назад

    Very good tutorial! Good presentation.., and I’m sure this will help many folks move along the learning curve to get really nice edges! Thanks very much!

  • @BluetoothBlades
    @BluetoothBlades 4 дня назад

    This is good information that people need to know, thanks for sharing 👍

  • @petervu9773
    @petervu9773 5 дней назад

    Great video, I cant thank you enough !

  • @tomwheeler9244
    @tomwheeler9244 3 дня назад

    Everything you just showed is why I HATE thumbstuds on blades! Just "gets in the way"..excellent video!

  • @SkunkPunch73
    @SkunkPunch73 5 дней назад

    Yet again giving away some of the secrets of the trade if you haven’t got all the right stuff. Jerad you’re a genuine nice guy. Unless someone gets in your fade then you have the community’s permission to slap that person back into place😂 and we know that even then you will not bother. Wishing you and Kara a beautiful week and stay safe and healthy both🫵🏻😘👍🏼

  • @Bearded_Ham75
    @Bearded_Ham75 5 дней назад +1

    Hey Jerad, I'm learning to freehand sharpen and I have Atoma diamond stones 140, 400 and 600 and 2 ceramic Spyderco stones and a white and a brown ceramic, I know I need to add more stuff as well, but I was wondering what would be a good first time Venev resin bonded stone if I can find one, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

  • @user-ml4xh9fh7q
    @user-ml4xh9fh7q 5 дней назад +1

    You can't use soap on Shapton Kuromaku, it will damage the stone. Water only. It says it right on the wrapper on the English version. Everything else is good to go as far as I know.

  • @timbo4374
    @timbo4374 5 дней назад +1

    I use Barkeepers friend on my ceramics and my Venev stones, and I prefer to sharpen with my stones hand held. I do all but my big fixed blades like that.

  • @Sharp.Penguin00
    @Sharp.Penguin00 День назад

    Great video. Only thing I'll say is science of sharp has shown dragging the edge though wood or cork only smashes the burr and doesn't remove it

  • @knife_knut
    @knife_knut 4 дня назад

    The top of your car window can also be used for honing. For cleaning ceramic rods or ceramic stones, use a green scrubbie pad with dish soap & water - run it under slow trickle of water from faucet while wiping stone using medium to light pressure & it washes away all of the metal - works great.

  • @monkpato
    @monkpato 3 дня назад

    I like the soapy water hack, in going to try that.

  • @drpeemac
    @drpeemac 9 часов назад

    Thank you...

  • @BoMathys
    @BoMathys 3 дня назад

    I use the middle of my finger/thumb for small knives and the top of my thumb/first joint on my finger for larger knives

  • @ryanjennings6541
    @ryanjennings6541 4 дня назад

    Those scales are nice. The Rex45 manix is a more Lazer beam than knife.

  • @Alex9501950
    @Alex9501950 3 дня назад

    I'm commenting before I watch the whole video, so maybe this gets addressed. Your quarter trick depends completely on the width of the blade, measured from edge to spine. You cannot consistently guess angle using that trick for different sized knives.

  • @bazzzker
    @bazzzker 4 дня назад

    Btw using liquids(water, soap, oil) helps to cut metals effectively. Not only to remove particles or cooling

  • @SirPraiseSun
    @SirPraiseSun 4 дня назад

    great video the coin trick is really cool, but also ill stick to water, no soap, 1 less toxins for me.

  • @natehoover5266
    @natehoover5266 5 дней назад

    I just pick what feels right and go with it. After that i can feel when im at the right angle.

  • @lisamcqueen8509
    @lisamcqueen8509 2 дня назад

    What knife is that with the hollow grind for removing burr tip????
    Please , thank you!

  • @lando8913
    @lando8913 5 дней назад

    Does the size of the burr matter? Like is it better for it to feel very prominent or closer to just noticable? Or should you start with a large burr and make it smaller with each stone? I feel like I'm not flipping the burr so much as grinding it off and creating a new one each time, even with doing a backwards pass before.

  • @edcPatriot
    @edcPatriot 5 дней назад

    2:01 i had the ahaa moment when you showed holding the spine of the knife even with the top quater. Ive been so so wrong for so long 😂

  • @christopherlarson7579
    @christopherlarson7579 5 дней назад

    I was wondering, does a person absolutely need a resin bonded stone to avoid carbide tear out on magnacut steel?
    Also, what numerical percentage of carbides is considered for a “high carbide steel”?

  • @MrBowser2012
    @MrBowser2012 5 дней назад +3

    Great tips! If you’re very particular about your angle, the length of your cardboard matters. So will the height of the blade. A small blade pocket knife will have a higher angle than a chef’s knife when stacked on top of 8 quarters.

    • @natehoover5266
      @natehoover5266 5 дней назад +1

      Length of all this stuff matters. Place your angle finder at different spots on the quarters makes different angles. It's not fool proof.

  • @carlosvelasco1766
    @carlosvelasco1766 День назад

    💵💵💵i got value 🙏

  • @normcote270
    @normcote270 3 дня назад

    Or you could simply purchase the Lansky Diamond stone angle sharpener kit @ $49.99 with the fine, medium, and coarse stone set. It's all you need for an excellent hair popping edge.
    I LOVE mine and t eliminates the guesswork along with all the knives you'll destroy and scratch the crap outta the blade, while learning to freehand sharpen,....and you will!!
    How you sharpen your knives doesn't matter,..only the results of it do.

  • @Circa1664
    @Circa1664 4 дня назад

    If you've sharpened a knife multiple times in the past tip to heel can you reverse it for your next sharpen or is that bad?

  • @norrisfong6445
    @norrisfong6445 4 дня назад

    Wouldn't you have to mark the knife to where you lined it up w the quarters also?

  • @joet81
    @joet81 5 дней назад

    Dammit! Just got done sharpening my new shirogorov with a battery. Only took 18 hours and it's Almost sharp enough to cut through an apple and still got a bit of blade left! Wish i saw this first

  • @RobsJots
    @RobsJots 5 дней назад

    I gotta learn how to sharpen a tanto without rounding the changeover point. I do it every time

  • @SonoraSlinger
    @SonoraSlinger 4 дня назад

    Many times over the years i have been at a friend's house for a cook out, or birthday, and their kitchen knives where dull. They always complain about it while preparing the food, but while giving me(the only adult woth a knife) a sideways look.
    Then i would tune up their knofe on a coffee cup, or a car window, and it would cut better.
    Then time to cut open presents with tap and zip ties- no other man in the room with a knife, and they cannot find their scissors.
    I always dread how many friends i will lose when the apocalypse comes for us all.

  • @lisamcqueen8509
    @lisamcqueen8509 2 дня назад

    Ajax or Comet to clean ceramic rod.

  • @kamranzangeneh7298
    @kamranzangeneh7298 16 часов назад

    may i ask where u got that scales on spyderco?

  • @ZarlanTheGreen
    @ZarlanTheGreen 4 дня назад

    I've heard barkeepers friend (a brand we don't have here), is bad for cleaning diamond plates, as it makes nickel brittle. Might not be an issue on ceramics, though, I suppose.

  • @krazy_roach1698
    @krazy_roach1698 4 дня назад

    Thanks Jared

  • @clavididk1236
    @clavididk1236 5 дней назад +1

    I used a mug before my stones 😆 made the knife sharper but the tip almost gone.

  • @markdale6104
    @markdale6104 5 дней назад

    8 quarters?!? I don't have that kind of money. I have a knife collecting habit!

  • @Mike_The_Hog_A_Nator
    @Mike_The_Hog_A_Nator 3 дня назад

    My Grandpa could sharpen any knife quickly that would shave your face easily.
    I could never get it right. He would use a Stone & then a Ceramic Rod.

  • @aaronpincus6095
    @aaronpincus6095 5 дней назад

    Old Boy Scout hack. 2 pennies stacked.

  • @JohnDoe-zb7dz
    @JohnDoe-zb7dz 5 дней назад

    Speaking of hacks, ole' Brad has a $2000.00 challenge if anyone
    can disprove his little handy dandy sharpener. You up for it Jerad?

    • @Thefish613
      @Thefish613 5 дней назад

      What's the challenge?

    • @JohnDoe-zb7dz
      @JohnDoe-zb7dz 4 дня назад +1

      @@Thefish613 I searching for the video but he conveniently removed it or I just didn't look hard enough. It was a recent one. I'll keep looking.

  • @rockylewis5218
    @rockylewis5218 3 дня назад

    Surly you realize that the distance from spine to stone will change with the width of the blade.... oh, okay I beard my concern covered in the background while typing. Carry on, now what did I miss...

  • @janeking6125
    @janeking6125 3 дня назад

    You could keep the angle if you just lost three fingers in a sword fight.

  • @kamranzangeneh7298
    @kamranzangeneh7298 16 часов назад

    does anybody know?

  • @ryanlowery9081
    @ryanlowery9081 5 дней назад

    The coffee cup thing was ridiculous lol. Tha5s a far stretch. More than likely it just makes things worse. Go spend 80$ and get a good 2000 grit Kuromaku stones and if u want extra credit go get a leather strop and 4 MKM diamond emulsion.

    • @MikeJ602
      @MikeJ602 5 дней назад +1

      It’s just ceramic. You can get a ceramic rod for $20 that’ll work great too.

  • @RIGOPR
    @RIGOPR 4 дня назад

    For cleaning ceramic I use Mr Clean Magic erasers. Just add water and see the magic at work. That is my hack. I am Rick James bitch😂

  • @bengoldstein26
    @bengoldstein26 4 дня назад

    Jared living in the 20th century
    Who still has quarters??
    (Shhhh i still have quarters)

  • @edog949c6
    @edog949c6 5 дней назад

    i shit my pants.

  • @ryanlowery9081
    @ryanlowery9081 5 дней назад

    Secondly, if your using soap and water spend $30 and get Honeright water additive and put that in your soap mixture. It will prevent any corrosion and or rust. Most diamond stones won't rust unless you SOAK them and don't dry them but some will and once corrosion starts you cannot stop it. The stone is basically trash. So the honeright will last years and it keeps all your expensive stones looking brand new

    • @alharrison1038
      @alharrison1038 5 дней назад

      What is a DIY replacement for Honeright? Alcohol? Some time of lubricant?

  • @gregvanderlip7726
    @gregvanderlip7726 4 дня назад