Worksharp Guided Field Sharpener | LONGTERM REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 17 фев 2024
- The Worksharp Guided Field Sharpener is a highly recommended tool that I have been using for many years. Nevertheless, there are some disadvantages that you should know when you think about buying the sharpener. Watch this video and learn 10 disadvantages of the Worksharp Guided Field Sharpener.
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It's somewhat bulky for a field tool, but actually quite small compared to a big stone or diamond plate. For me, it's been most useful as a compact-ish means of bringing a stropping leather along.
You can use a pen to drift the pin some of the way out. Then spin the handle on the rod until its stop pushes the pin the rest of the way out. It won't come out completely, but it _will_ get out of the way. Plus, if it's still in its hole (albeit out of the rod's way), you can't lose it (or srick it in backwards).
Thank you so much for your comment. You are right but I have damaged a pen with this method 😅😅😅
@@edcideas Yeh, that's always a risk. I used a screwdriver the first time, then I realised that I can just use the stop to drift it out the rest of the way, so the corkscrew on my SAK is fine, but also I don't want it to get loose, so I avoid touching it unless necessary.
@@233kosta 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🧰🧰🧰 the Victorinox awl works also 😁
Thank your for the helpful tips. I appreciate it!
Thank you so much for your kind comment 😁
Nice improvised case. I did something similar. I put it a huge Benchmade pocket knife case. It barely fits but it's in there.
I do really love this sharpener, it's not perfect but it's close.
I agree with you 😁 it’s not perfect but the price performance ratio is excellent 😁
You, Sir, are absolutely correct. I made a PVC, from scrap, holder for it. Made it even larger in my bag.
As for one specialized tool, that's capitalism 😝! I have a drawer full of very small, variously sized torx drivers for this knife, that knife, a scope ring here and there...
😉😉😉 Thank you so much for your kind comment 😁👍🏻 this sharpening tool is not very pocket friendly 😁 kind regards Clemens
I put an appropriately sized nail in the storage area under the diamond plate for pushing out the pin that holds the ceramic rod in place (filed the tip to make it blunt and flat-faced)
That’s a great idea 😁 thank you so much 😊
You can also cover the holes inside the cavity with duct tape to reduce cross contamination of diamond plates if you don't use the arrow head sharpening jigs, and there is a video on YT explaining how to omit the pin holding the ceramic rod, and install a simple o ring, provides retention just as well😂
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Cool.
It’s definitely one of my favorite sharpening tools 🧰
Your videos are fantastic, IMO. This is an excellent alternative view of this tool, which is my main sharpening tool at my home. BUT your text on screen is too small.
Thank you so much for your kind words and your feedback. I think it’s important to show aspects of the gear that the most people don’t talk about. I will work on the screen text and I have to improve my English 😁 kind regards Clemens
Does this sharpener work for magnacut blades?
Hi, yes, especially the Diamond plates 👌🏻
Nice video, just one question... why do you think it's too big for a backpack? I can literally fit it in my cargo pants pockets, with or without a case.
Thank you for your comment. I like lightweight gear in a compact size for my outdoor activities. And I think the dimensions without a sheath are a little bit too large. Kind regards Clemens