This Sharpener Made My Butter Knife RAZOR Sharp!

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  • @TylerTube
    @TylerTube  Год назад +120

    sharpener - amzn.to/3PqIrtp

    • @JZM006
      @JZM006 Год назад +29

      ngl seems a bit overpriced

    • @munkustrap2
      @munkustrap2 Год назад +39

      For $189...I'll butter my toast with a dull blade...wow 🙄

    • @modernmarksmn
      @modernmarksmn Год назад +5

      Get a robot arm to do this for you

    • @Blaksterondeck
      @Blaksterondeck Год назад +18

      189$ WTF

    • @undeadOtter
      @undeadOtter Год назад +5

      ​@@munkustrap2I was just going to say that exact same thing 😂😂😂

  • @topkekbieri
    @topkekbieri Год назад +228

    Horl is actually a German brand that came out with the first version of this sharpener a few years ago, so good on you for getting the original one! It was founded by a father and son after the father had fiddled around with many prototypes for 30 years now (hence the 1993 on the logo)
    Tumbler (the American brand heavily advertising online) blatantly stole the idea and did not even make a good job of it. It's cheaper and definitely works but the Horl is miles better. I believe Horl has also taken legal action since the mechanisms are patented but I guess it's a slow process across the atlantic ocean...

    • @Lundis919191
      @Lundis919191 Год назад +18

      The problem is probably not the states but China.

    • @gwine9087
      @gwine9087 Год назад +10

      From what I read, they are both fashioned after a patent that expired around 1966. The Horl needs be to be a lot better, for over $400. The Tumbler is 1/4 that. I cannot justify the difference for my knives.

    • @derdon2638
      @derdon2638 Год назад +14

      You're comparing two different products. The "regular" horl sharpener is around 100€, so it's reasonably priced. The 400€ one you are talking about is a special edition with a gear box inside making the disc spin faster.

    • @gwine9087
      @gwine9087 Год назад +3

      @@derdon2638 Except I cannot find the original one.

    • @theharrygamer649
      @theharrygamer649 Год назад

      .

  • @munkustrap2
    @munkustrap2 Год назад +284

    The look at the camera after Tyler said "Even though a lot of you were very rude about it" (approximately 3:21) gave me a chuckle for some reason 😁

    • @dj-kq4fz
      @dj-kq4fz Год назад +47

      Despite Tyler's good nature, he seems to generate a lot of derision from folks who think they know more than he does. I'm willing to bet these folks would never put themselves on YT trying something they have no familiarity with. As usual Tyler takes it in stride.

    • @munkustrap2
      @munkustrap2 Год назад +12

      ​@@dj-kq4fzI know I never would. There's always going to be someone who knows more than you do, whether they really do or don't.

    • @brandan7095
      @brandan7095 Год назад +1

      ​​@@munkustrap2its definitely the persona tyler puts on when he trolls us, which I find hilarious and know he's joking. Others though think he's being serious and is that stupid so they find the need to correct him to make themselves feel better.

  • @drhoxar5508
    @drhoxar5508 Год назад +140

    Please get Tyler to a million subs. Such a great entertainer, even on stuff that shouldnt be entertaining, he makes it entertaining..

    • @camerondavidson5463
      @camerondavidson5463 Год назад +11

      I can’t believe he doesn’t have 1 million, he has great high quality content.

    • @meganwalker27
      @meganwalker27 Год назад +4

      Agreed 👍🏻

    • @Carlos-be2kc
      @Carlos-be2kc Год назад +5

      We definitely need to get him to 1 mill so he can get a new shirt

    • @mmarco8787
      @mmarco8787 Год назад +1

      Why do you care? It has nothing to do with you. It will not affect your life in any way. You are not a part of this story. You shouldn't care about this. It's weird.

    • @drhoxar5508
      @drhoxar5508 Год назад

      @@mmarco8787 lol, speciel snowflake.

  • @hyperxi5125
    @hyperxi5125 Год назад +293

    That butter knife went from 3 damage to 300 damage truly impressive

    • @The_Gallowglass
      @The_Gallowglass Год назад +8

      it made the crit 16-20/x2

    • @IsaacFNghost
      @IsaacFNghost Год назад +3

      Yeah in world of Warcraft a crafted sharpening stone only increases dmg by like +5 😅

    • @jasoncaldwell5627
      @jasoncaldwell5627 11 месяцев назад

      The Vorpal Butter Knife.

    • @DavidRayBurroughs
      @DavidRayBurroughs 9 месяцев назад

      results will increase with the player-s level, too

    • @jaredrobinson7071
      @jaredrobinson7071 4 месяца назад

      One hammer tap on a chunk of obsidian I could accomplish much more sharpness with like a quadrillionth the effort. just saying.

  • @tim10243
    @tim10243 Год назад +13

    Hurl sharpeners come from Germany. As far as I know they invented this kind of sharpeners. You'll find some similar products meanwhile but Hurl is the original.
    They offer additional disks for even sharper results as an add on. I got those and really love the sharpnes of my knifes since.

  • @hansangb
    @hansangb Год назад +89

    The secret sauce is keeping the blade at the angle in a consistent and easy way. It is easier than moving the knife (even with a angle holder) over a honing stone. Great idea, whoever came up with it. Make it a diamond stone with a stainless steel band and it'll last a lifetime.

    • @ksavage681
      @ksavage681 Год назад +20

      It is a diamond stone.

    • @WhiteDieselShed
      @WhiteDieselShed Год назад +1

      If it's lasted a lifetime they need to charge a lot more for it... Why make/sell one really good item when you can make one that lasts just long enough and sell many more?

    • @hansangb
      @hansangb Год назад +1

      @@ksavage681 Hmmm, enticing. Thanks

    • @hansangb
      @hansangb Год назад +10

      @@WhiteDieselShed It's $189 so it's pretty expensive as sharpeners go.

    • @brandoncyoung
      @brandoncyoung Год назад +1

      ​@@hansangbthe new one they have is 429 bucks.

  • @GTrainRx7
    @GTrainRx7 Год назад +92

    I think this shows that the biggest factor in knife sharpening is consistency in technique.

    • @eleventy-seven
      @eleventy-seven Год назад +3

      I just threw away my razor. Butter knifes forever. Oh shit!!!!!!😮😮if😮

    • @gwine9087
      @gwine9087 Год назад +3

      True and some systems make that easier.

    • @VeritasNous
      @VeritasNous Год назад +1

      I think that's mostly true. Basically because the main thing is just to keep the right angle all the way through. That's what this does. There's a bit more to getting a really razory edge though, like properly deburring the edge.

    • @jaredrobinson7071
      @jaredrobinson7071 4 месяца назад

      Aint nobody got time for that. Do I ask the person assaulting me to take a fiver while I sharpen my force multiplier? No I just have a knife that keeps enough of an edge.

  • @People_Scare_Me
    @People_Scare_Me Год назад +103

    Whoever designed this is a genius, with normal sharpeners you either have to get the right angle yourself or the right amount of pressure this simplifies it so much

    • @Volaths
      @Volaths Год назад +1

      only if your blade has one of those 2 angles provided.

    • @People_Scare_Me
      @People_Scare_Me Год назад

      @@Volaths ya true

    • @kylestyle2202
      @kylestyle2202 Год назад +3

      @@Volathseh it doesn’t seem like it would have an issue Re-profiling the blade.

    • @frogsnacks
      @frogsnacks Год назад +1

      @@kylestyle2202 He absolutely reprofiled the Frig out of that butterknife that's more reprofiling then anyone should ever need to worry about with an actual edged knife.

    • @v1ncent426
      @v1ncent426 Год назад

      the guy has his own channel hes dumb he tried to sharpen an obsidian blade and doesent even know how to use the sharpness tester correctly he also copied a german company who did the same thing but cheaper

  • @brockchristie781
    @brockchristie781 Год назад +668

    Somebody get Tyler a new shirt 😩

    • @1986krazy
      @1986krazy Год назад +72

      He has said before how he doesn't do laundry, so he must just have boxes of those shirts that he pulls from lol

    • @archiebrannan5854
      @archiebrannan5854 Год назад +34

      Never 🍞

    • @xXStickArmsXx
      @xXStickArmsXx Год назад +11

      ​@@1986krazyprobably because that shirt still dark like new.

    • @brockchristie781
      @brockchristie781 Год назад +4

      @@1986krazy man that’s the life

    • @TylerDollarhide
      @TylerDollarhide Год назад +20

      He spend too much on garbage products to test. He can't afford new shirts.

  • @SteelBag1
    @SteelBag1 Год назад +26

    I just want to say that you deserve more subscribers. Your videos always put a smile on my face! Keep up the good work 💪🤘

  • @markplows2198
    @markplows2198 Год назад +7

    Hurl was the original of this type of sharpener. The magnets in their base are significantly stronger than Tumblr. Also, with the Hurl sharpener, you can unscrew the sharpening plates to switch in different grits.

  • @AmazingSmart-ngth
    @AmazingSmart-ngth 9 месяцев назад

    WOW!!! Thank you so much for sharing your tips and tricks with all of us and I’m very impressed 😊

  • @officialcafemojo
    @officialcafemojo Год назад +9

    Also also, they have a 3d print file to make your own Horl sharpener roller for cheap. Then you can put the Horl sharpener disks onto the 3d printed body.

  • @nanaki-seto
    @nanaki-seto Год назад +4

    i have used allot of disk sharpeners they tend to work pretty well
    This is a good design honestly as most are motorized and you have to be very smooth with your draw motion or you will wreck the blade with the motor driven ones with this you stop it stops

  • @_P0tat07_
    @_P0tat07_ Год назад +4

    Honestly, I like the idea of it. Of course not to put a brand new edge on a knife, but to touch it up, I think it looks like it could really handy.

  • @monkeymouth85
    @monkeymouth85 Год назад +4

    I have the Horl pro sharpener with the extra sharpening discs and it’s amazing. I’ve used wet stones with varying degrees of success but with this set up sharpening is easier and faster even with my buddie’s cheap steel on his pocket knife that he’s had for 10 years

    • @notreallydaedalus
      @notreallydaedalus Год назад

      Not bad looking at all. I'd be willing to pay about $30 for it. But for consumable sharpening surfaces, I think wet/dry sandpaper on a hard surface is a lot more efficient and cost effective.

  • @Crantic
    @Crantic Год назад +4

    Yes! Another knife sharpening video love these

  • @KamakazeTaco
    @KamakazeTaco Год назад +49

    For $200 it better be an amazing sharpener.

    • @commenthero2514
      @commenthero2514 Год назад +6

      It's not worth 200 dollars. Its just a diamond stone that rolls. I'm positive there's cheaper better options

    • @DrGH201
      @DrGH201 Год назад +5

      I’ve seen it for $99

    • @AnthonyMtz0511
      @AnthonyMtz0511 Год назад

      The pro version is 400$

    • @carlomarzot9654
      @carlomarzot9654 Год назад +1

      @@DrGH201where?

  • @TekedixXx
    @TekedixXx Год назад +47

    the fact it reprofiled the mystery metal of the butter knife is honestly impressive.

    • @PkwyDrive13
      @PkwyDrive13 Год назад +7

      Not really... butter knives are soft steel, not much of a test really. You can sharpen a butter knife to razer sharp with a rock from outside

    • @Tingatron69
      @Tingatron69 Год назад +23

      @@PkwyDrive13get a load of this guy💀

    • @feverdream2661
      @feverdream2661 Год назад +6

      @@PkwyDrive13yea I know what you mean. Back in grade school on the playground I sharpened a wood chip into a shank using only the friction from the slide. This is indeed not very impressive.

    • @zwenkwiel816
      @zwenkwiel816 Год назад +5

      ​@@Tingatron69he's not wrong though. You can sharpen any piece of steel to be razor-sharp, it's how well the edge will hold that's important.
      As for testing sharpners using a hard steel would be way more 9f a challenge than the mild steel used in cheap cutlery....

    • @CubeGodd
      @CubeGodd Год назад +6

      @@feverdream2661 yea I know what *you* mean. Back in kindergarten I sharpened my teeth with only the friction from my index finger. Not impressed at all.

  • @huldu
    @huldu Год назад +7

    I like the blade "holder" they supplied. As a knife sharpening novice it is really hard to keep the knife in the exact same position when sharpening, leading to poor results. This is such a simple and elegant solution compared to many of the expensive alternatives I've seen over the years.

    • @bigmac..
      @bigmac.. Год назад

      What about stainless steel that's non magnetic...

    • @TakeNoShift
      @TakeNoShift Год назад +1

      @@bigmac.. Depends on the type of stainless. Most stainless knives should be magnetic.

    • @l0sts0ul89
      @l0sts0ul89 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@bigmac.. Glue? Tape?

    • @shadyeskimo
      @shadyeskimo 9 месяцев назад

      @@bigmac.. Aaaah the internet, where people type the most ignorant shit ever seen to man....

  • @trevorrobyn950
    @trevorrobyn950 Год назад +19

    We need a series of “Tyler sharpens random things” now

    • @shawnpitman876
      @shawnpitman876 Год назад +2

      what are you trying to prep him for prison?

  • @PepperDog76
    @PepperDog76 Год назад +12

    Among the best content out there. Like, I can watch this dude do his thing in the background of nearly any task and still know what he’s doing. Better use of any 30 min my company has ever asked my to expend.

  • @bobbofly
    @bobbofly Год назад

    Kinda like those old roll-along kitchen knife sharpeners that were basically pairs of sharpening disks bonded together. You inserted the blade & rolled it across the countertop. Difference here is with the blade being stationary & magnetically secured you get a more consistent result. Plus, can choose between two sharpening angles. VERY NICE. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @STR8L8CED
    @STR8L8CED Год назад +1

    This is great for the average family household. Now I dont have to feel like im some survivalist in the woods just to keep the drawer knives sharp. Earned my sub. Ty ❤

  • @highdevito2724
    @highdevito2724 Год назад +21

    I like how every time he tests if a knife is shaving sharp, he gets another hairless patch on his arm lol. He’s sacrificing to test it

    • @notreallydaedalus
      @notreallydaedalus Год назад +3

      You can always tell a knife guy by how much hair is on the back of his hand and his forearm

  • @casperlogan6297
    @casperlogan6297 Год назад +3

    Nice video Tyler keep up the good work can you please do a 5000 9 V battery test? I want to see what that would look like

  • @BiggFish-pe6hw
    @BiggFish-pe6hw Год назад

    Thank you I was super skeptical of these sharpeners

  • @colingladfelter9520
    @colingladfelter9520 Год назад

    YES! I've been hoping you would get this!

  • @joblessalex
    @joblessalex Год назад +3

    Best way to do that butter knife thing is to set the bevel on a belt sander, then hit up the edge with your stones to perfect the edge.

  • @cluesemb4974
    @cluesemb4974 Год назад +27

    Now you can apply sharp butter to toast instead of normal butter.

    • @dougbrown7150
      @dougbrown7150 Год назад +2

      It exists, it's called cheese whiz

    • @Kracov_the_Madman
      @Kracov_the_Madman Год назад +1

      Now Tyler should try the sharpener on his brain to make it less dull. That would be impressive.

    • @kennethjackson7574
      @kennethjackson7574 Год назад

      But can it also apply sharp butter to raw toast?

  • @LiloUkulele
    @LiloUkulele 6 месяцев назад

    Excellent video....actually testing the sharpness

  • @kaymarie2812
    @kaymarie2812 Год назад

    I've been waiting on this review!When I seen it I thought of you so I'm glad it works so great!

  • @m.hreels9822
    @m.hreels9822 Год назад +5

    That is the most unusual sharpener I've ever seen!

  • @jesse2214
    @jesse2214 Год назад +11

    2nd cut failed because the bottle was already open and had no internal air pressure to offer resistance.

  • @theofulk5636
    @theofulk5636 9 месяцев назад

    This is an ingenious concept, that makes the most consistent honing very easy !

  • @jaidyn259
    @jaidyn259 Год назад +1

    I absolutely need this thing- I love cooking so my knives can get dull lretty fast. I suck at using whetstones bc I easily get distracted and with mess up the pressure/angle/keeping the stone wet after awhile lol. Its been on my list of future investments ever since I saw the Tumbler(?) Yt channel! (They're like 99$ usd and the leather strop is sold separately)

  • @jonasbelardo9227
    @jonasbelardo9227 Год назад +8

    For those didnt know what is strop... Its a leather device to polish or final touches the razor blade to make sure its completely straight blade

    • @Dsmwarrior1996
      @Dsmwarrior1996 Год назад

      Takes off the small minut burrs and rolling of the edge caused by sharpening, making the edge smooth so it doesnt "catch" anything when using it, making it sharper becasue it can slide easier, if I'm being pedantic 😂

    • @Daltonownzyoulol
      @Daltonownzyoulol Год назад +1

      aka it takes off the VERY TINY curve left after sharpening that will reduce the sharpness

    • @Dsmwarrior1996
      @Dsmwarrior1996 Год назад

      @@Daltonownzyoulol ya, I guess I could have been a little more pedantic and explained what the rolling of the edge is 😂

    • @Daltonownzyoulol
      @Daltonownzyoulol Год назад

      @@Dsmwarrior1996 to be fair i didnt see your comment when i commented cause it wasnt there when i originally loaded up the video, and i didnt comment until after I watched the video lol

    • @Dsmwarrior1996
      @Dsmwarrior1996 Год назад

      @@Daltonownzyoulol no biggie, I'm not shy of self deprecating humor lol

  • @N1ghtF1re
    @N1ghtF1re Год назад +10

    From what I've been able to find, Horl invented this style sharpener, then other companies started making knockoffs.

  • @nowtheworld138
    @nowtheworld138 Год назад

    I own the Tumblr one and there is a learning curve to it but over all I’m happy with it

  • @_trevonta_
    @_trevonta_ Год назад

    My first time seeing your videos and man I just had to subscribe you’re AWESOME and funny😂 you’ve earned yourself a new subscriber 🎉🙏🏾

  • @ianthelilbear
    @ianthelilbear Год назад +7

    wow that thumbnail is so good i wonder who chose it

  • @Gundumb_guy
    @Gundumb_guy Год назад +6

    My only real addition would be something to raise it up so you can sharpen bigger knives. This knife seems to be about the max height it can hit. But what if you wanted to do a clever or a bigger, chopper type knife? Maybe make something to vise grip it to the side of the table or something.

    • @shaneh7519
      @shaneh7519 Год назад +4

      I saw the ad for this thing a while back, you just put the roller on a textbook or something

    • @Daltonownzyoulol
      @Daltonownzyoulol Год назад +4

      just elevate the roller

    • @ksavage681
      @ksavage681 Год назад +1

      Just add a 12 inch 2x4.

    • @Gundumb_guy
      @Gundumb_guy Год назад

      @@shaneh7519 yea a text book would work good

  • @hamboneneurosis995
    @hamboneneurosis995 Год назад

    I think I might actually pick one of those up. Good review!

  • @adamoneale4396
    @adamoneale4396 Год назад

    I bought one of the original versions of these when I was a professional chef. I reckon it, plus a strop put an edge on that was very close to a proper whetstone sharpen.

  • @ken878
    @ken878 Год назад +5

    now my butter knife can go through butter even better

  • @Bljek.
    @Bljek. Год назад +4

    Tumbler sharpener (the one you can see all over social medias) is actually a knock-off of HORL Rolling Sharpener. I believe (I'm not 100% sure) that HORL founded in 1993 in Germany even has patent for that design in Europe

  • @Bl4ckD0g
    @Bl4ckD0g Год назад +2

    My dad just bought The Tumbler. Which is the exact same as this one at the end of the day. It made quick work of his knives and was pretty impressive. I just wish they'd make a smaller version for pocket knives. I still like my diamond stone though.

    • @info0
      @info0 Год назад

      it's not the same. You can't change the discs on Tumbler and the guys from Horl (Austria) are giving him a case in court for stealing their patent. Tumbler is only sold in USA/CANADA due to that reason alone. He knows he has stolen intellectual property, the scumbag.

    • @notreallydaedalus
      @notreallydaedalus Год назад

      For kitchen knives, my wife effs them up too fast with drawer storage and cutting on plates to bother with stones. I dropped the $120 or whatever on a ChefsChoice, and can knock out all her knives in under 10 minutes. It doesn't make my inner knife geek happy, but it sure gets the chore done.

  • @Gundumb_guy
    @Gundumb_guy Год назад +1

    I’ve been waiting for you to see and test it!

  • @dalekcat
    @dalekcat Год назад +15

    It sure seems to work well, I mean it better for that price.

  • @mjrdunn
    @mjrdunn Год назад

    Great video Man.....ill be picking myself up one of those sharpeners

  • @DoAMoDz
    @DoAMoDz Год назад

    Thanks for the review on this been thinking bout it

  • @TedCornish
    @TedCornish Год назад +5

    Tyler you must have the smoothest balls in the world “thanks to manscaped” 😂

  • @Thepitz2000
    @Thepitz2000 Год назад +4

    I would hope your impressed, 189.00 for it, I would expect it do the sharpening by itself.

  • @blackwulfentertainment9542
    @blackwulfentertainment9542 Год назад +1

    The Horl 2 is actually the more preferred one by people. More sturdy than the Tumblr version and they use stronger magnets (guessing neodymium) to hold the blade better

  • @wayneobryant4248
    @wayneobryant4248 Год назад +1

    I love sharpening my knives brings a calm over me, helps me relax and destress. It’s to the point where I’m buying knives. Just so I can sharpen them. You’ve got a great channel keep doing what you’re doing. It’s always nice to see a new sharpener and to be able to go by it. Thank you very much and I don’t know if you know but I’ve heard that if you take the picture through Google search you’ll see a little camera if you take the picture of the instructions, it will translate it, and. it will even read them to you again thank you from one of your followers, Wayne O’Bryant Merced California

    • @bandit_._
      @bandit_._ Год назад

      you should charge people to sharpen there knife something like 5$ s knife start a company or something

  • @brandan7095
    @brandan7095 Год назад +5

    Tyler: i dont like soda and rarely drink it
    Also tyler: has a never ending supply of soda cans, 2 litres, and bottles

  • @talaeyn8326
    @talaeyn8326 Год назад +6

    These sharpeners have been makin the rounds lately, and while the results are what you'd expect from any sharpening assisting kit or tool, these things are WAY more overpriced than they have any right to be. They cost somewhere like 150-200 USD, where you can grab like a Gatco or Lansky sharpening kit or something similar for around 50-70 which'll produce the same, or better, results with a wider range of edge degrees available. Bit more hassle to set up sure, but not enough of a hassle to justify 130-150 dollars more for a sharpening tool/kit.

  • @c1b0rg_striker17
    @c1b0rg_striker17 Год назад

    Thank you Tyler!

  • @Sirtigereg
    @Sirtigereg Год назад +1

    Been waiting for this sharpener

  • @Smugginz
    @Smugginz Год назад +5

    As a cook I gotta say you picked a great knife to practice on. Mercer steel is superior to most brands imo. Love you man

    • @camerondavidson5463
      @camerondavidson5463 Год назад

      How about the butter knife that he got shaving sharp💀

    • @LevisLabOfficial
      @LevisLabOfficial Год назад

      I love my Mercer chef's knife. I picked up one of their culinary school models on sale, and am immensely happy with it. Comfortable, easy to sharpen/keep sharp, and the steel is high quality. Great for the money.

  • @Archbishop_of_the_Noodle
    @Archbishop_of_the_Noodle Год назад +5

    The problem with this is that it is far too static to be useful for anyone with various styles of knives. Think cleavers or blades with a belly and nose section. Not only that but, different angled cutlery that isn't 20 or 15 degrees will need to be reprofiled.

    • @hansangb
      @hansangb Год назад

      Most kitchen knives are in that range. German ones are 22 IIRC and Japanese ones are 17, I believe. So I'm guessing they are targeting kitchen use.

  • @patslee1394
    @patslee1394 6 месяцев назад

    great entertaining review. was very surprised with result 👍

  • @backyardarcher9471
    @backyardarcher9471 10 месяцев назад

    Worked way better than I expected

  • @insectdude1258
    @insectdude1258 Год назад +3

    It's always bugged me when people call that a butter knife. I've always called it a dinner knife or table knife. The butter knife is the one with the angle on it and is totally smooth

    • @sc8470
      @sc8470 Год назад +1

      Listen, we use it for butter😂

    • @zwenkwiel816
      @zwenkwiel816 Год назад

      I've never used or even seen one of the things you described. The knife seen in the video is what 99.9% of people use to spread their butter...

    • @insectdude1258
      @insectdude1258 Год назад

      ​@@zwenkwiel816if you image search butter knife, the one I remember growing up, is the one that kinda looks like a cement trowel. It's bent at an angle at the handle and has a pointed tip

  • @josephmeier4663
    @josephmeier4663 Год назад +2

    Manscaped is the worst groomer I’ve ever used. Hate that sponsor

  • @mrtfisher18
    @mrtfisher18 Год назад

    Bro must listen to my thoughts 🤯 . I was just thinking yesterday (didn’t even say it out loud or search it or see it or anything) about getting one of these to play around with and boom a video on it

  • @kippbrown1972
    @kippbrown1972 Год назад

    Stropping a butterknife! I love it!

  • @wallgolfing
    @wallgolfing Год назад +26

    Jesus is King!

  • @j.j.richardsfanjakeYT
    @j.j.richardsfanjakeYT Год назад +1

    love it mate keep up the grate work

  • @TROUBLESOME.87
    @TROUBLESOME.87 Год назад

    Watching this on my night shift again... thank you for your service 🫡✌️

  • @karlrossiter-pt6fh
    @karlrossiter-pt6fh Год назад

    The smooth side on that sharper is supposedly the strop. Btw I’ve watched your videos from the beginning of your channel and I have to say your videos are way way better😊. Good job!!

  • @mckeeganator5844
    @mckeeganator5844 Год назад

    I have a tumbler sharpener that this I bought expecting it to fail and it’s kinda incredible how well the thing works

  • @90jaegerbomb
    @90jaegerbomb Год назад +2

    Love your videos. I watch your videos at work.

  • @shannondore
    @shannondore Год назад +2

    That's a pretty cool knife sharpener.👍🏻

  • @ReaIHuman
    @ReaIHuman Год назад

    I've seen the tumbler knife sharpener on youtube shorts a million times, nice to see its bleed into my normal recommendations.

  • @Ozzy_films
    @Ozzy_films Год назад

    Haven’t seen a video in 3 years glad to see you’re doing good man forgot all about this channel

  • @AverageReviewsYT
    @AverageReviewsYT Год назад +2

    I have been waiting for a non bs review of this.. thank god

  • @heftyjo2893
    @heftyjo2893 9 месяцев назад

    There are lots of knife sharpening systems out there that will hold a constant angle against the edge. But this one by far does it with a far simpler bit of kit that doesn't require a tower and guide rods to be set up. This is so simple a grandma can pull it off in her kitchen. And it will get you a nice 'toothy' edge like you normally get with a flat stone. Toothy edges aren't show quality edges were you can see your reflection in the polished edge, but rather a performance edge that you can actually feel has some bite when it slices into something. 17 degrees is nice for slicing knives for meat, but will require more maintenance with a honing steel to keep sharp. The 23 degree edge is a good sturdy edge for your vegetable and utility knives as it will hold an edge for longer and needs less honing.

  • @FolixOrision
    @FolixOrision Год назад

    I didn't know about the marker trick, I'll have to use that next time

  • @bobbyh177
    @bobbyh177 Год назад

    dang brother, you blew up! i remember watching you 5 years ago and you had like 2k subs. good for you! nice video man!

  • @Velex214
    @Velex214 Год назад +1

    Already know this gonna be good

  • @shane012504
    @shane012504 Год назад

    Holr is the original rolling sharpening tool at $189-449 . I love mine it also has true diamond sharpening wheel.

  • @TheWickedOne5150
    @TheWickedOne5150 Год назад

    I ran into this sharpener awhile back. Saw the price and kept on looking. Looked at the one you linked and it is about $300 cheaper than the one I found. Oh I found the version 2 pro.

  • @Benjamin_Reese
    @Benjamin_Reese Год назад

    So true, things rarely do what they're advertised to do these days.

  • @ExelArts
    @ExelArts Год назад

    from what i understand the side with the cycle grooves in it is for deburring

  • @cncpreferred848
    @cncpreferred848 Год назад

    You are correct. There are few, and sometimes only one, manufacturer that makes products for many distributors that claim they are the manufacturer. Technically they are correct to say they are the manufacturer since they hire the company that actually manufactures the product. All they do is change some cosmetic features and/or color, and just stick on a different name tag on the product.
    I use a 90 degree 4 1/2 inch grinder using Flap Discs (sand paper) in the 400 grit range or finer. Quick and razor sharp every time.

  • @turdfurgusson6373
    @turdfurgusson6373 Год назад

    Oooooo. You gotta try the "Work sharp guided field sharper" wanted to buy that one but so expensive. But the work sharp is under 40$ so thinking about buying that one

  • @OldManBOMBIN
    @OldManBOMBIN Месяц назад

    What an ingenuous design.

  • @chrisbowe4238
    @chrisbowe4238 Год назад

    Haven't finished the video yet, but I own the Tumbler and the strop.
    1 side is the sharpening side, the other side is a honing side.
    Sharpen, flip, hone

  • @Lovetheducks
    @Lovetheducks Год назад

    I will buy one of those it’s incredibly satisfying sound and all

  • @Jansson1985
    @Jansson1985 Год назад

    Awesome video! 🤘🏻😎

  • @caouette81
    @caouette81 Год назад

    use a track for the roller that will double as a spacer for smaller blades (something like a pine board with two 1/2 inch lips on either side?)

  • @michaelkalus7802
    @michaelkalus7802 Год назад +1

    Horl is actually a small company in Germany that makes these. I am sure by now there are some cheaper knockoffs, but I have their Pro model and I haven't really used my whetstones since I got it.

    • @Diviance
      @Diviance Год назад +1

      There are copycats, someone on RUclips sells them. Makes a ton of shorts showing it... and then showing he doesn't know how to use a sharpness testing machine.

  • @zoranSoul
    @zoranSoul 8 месяцев назад

    totally getting one of those

  • @williamcampfield9542
    @williamcampfield9542 Год назад

    Hey bro,I ABSOLUTELY enjoy watching your videos, I was wanting to know how to get a knife sharpness tester like the one you have?
    Ty for taking the time to read and respond to my comment.

  • @justfly60482
    @justfly60482 Год назад

    Will be buying one.

  • @krugtbifro6152
    @krugtbifro6152 Год назад

    I'm impressed
    Think I'll buy one

  • @stuartcarson9378
    @stuartcarson9378 6 месяцев назад

    My friend has one and its quite a nice tactile thing to have but very expensive.

  • @GrapeDrank001
    @GrapeDrank001 Год назад +1

    The strip has a compound on it that also sharpens the blade