EVERYONE Can Sharpen Knives with This!...Revolution meet Horl 2

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  • Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
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    Water stones, belt grinders, electric knife grinders, sharpening rods...a thousand ways to sharpen your EDC, Fixed blades, Kitchen knives or folders. who doesn't know them! But there might be one sharpener you don't know yet.... meet the Horl 2! A unique sharpening system that is aimed at beginner to professional. easy to use and little to no risk of ruining your nice knife. Sounds perfect right? but is it? Today the DBK boys find out for you!
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Комментарии • 239

  • @DutchBushcraftKnives
    @DutchBushcraftKnives  Год назад +14

    This video is Sponsored by Steambow! Get serious with the many modular options of the ultimate Crossbow! From Fun to a means to survive. Get yours now with 10% off using code : DBK10OFF
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    • @couchcamperTM
      @couchcamperTM Год назад +1

      for smaller knives, Felix Immler showed how to make a DIY horl for Swiss Army Knives. (which is also less expensive than the original product) Felix is a must watch if you want to craft stuff with a small knife

    • @HeavySetTactical409
      @HeavySetTactical409 Год назад

      how i can get my channel mentioned on yours lol Just once i do solid reviews infomation wise i need to do more in the field work.

  • @Innawoods7614
    @Innawoods7614 Год назад +140

    Its cool seeing Martin's step dad in vids. He seems like a really good guy. You should have him on more often.

    • @DutchBushcraftKnives
      @DutchBushcraftKnives  Год назад +71

      he's not only been my stepdad but also a very close friend. he really is a good guy. Thanks a lot!

    • @wisamal-hakim5531
      @wisamal-hakim5531 Год назад +8

      That’s awesome ❤

    • @toejamr1
      @toejamr1 Год назад +3

      @@DutchBushcraftKniveswhat I would give to say that about my stepdad lol. You are a lucky guy!

    • @killmesoicanrespawn3775
      @killmesoicanrespawn3775 Год назад +2

      ​@@toejamr1 beat your stepdad up, he'll be a nice guy after that 😅

    • @Francois_Dupont
      @Francois_Dupont Год назад

      @@killmesoicanrespawn3775 no violence here.

  • @SpecialEd_59
    @SpecialEd_59 Год назад +13

    Felix Immler homemade a smaller version of that sharpener, especially for pocket knives and SAKs.

    • @vanq86
      @vanq86 Год назад +3

      Felix's looks awesome, his included a fiberglass wheel that he loaded with polishing compound to almost replicate a strop.

    • @axistec
      @axistec Год назад +2

      Felix is awesome, a real SAK magician!

  • @XollyWolly
    @XollyWolly Год назад +7

    We need a PM2 review from you bois!

  • @craig87037
    @craig87037 Год назад +5

    Get Marten's step dad on to cook some camp food!! Netherland's biggest kok!! Love from UK

  • @dewaldwestermann8541
    @dewaldwestermann8541 Год назад +9

    You guys should try the warthog guided sharpening system it gives you different degrees to chose from as well as different grits and is very easy would love to see the result

  • @BraxxJuventa
    @BraxxJuventa Год назад +3

    Thanks guys! 👍😁

  • @johnwoodcock6468
    @johnwoodcock6468 Год назад +10

    The greatest knife channel in the world.💯👌👍

  • @purpletoaster7
    @purpletoaster7 Год назад +15

    I feel for you Murk. All the DBK money goes to knives not editors.

  • @davidkinninger0164
    @davidkinninger0164 Год назад +3

    I've been watching this show since you guys were little kids you guys are hilarious Dave Memphis Tennessee

  • @milesrobertson6882
    @milesrobertson6882 Год назад +6

    It’s finally officially Thursday now this is out!

  • @Hungrybird474
    @Hungrybird474 Год назад +4

    You guys , this is great for someone who doesn’t sharpen and I ll admit I’ve gotten quite obsessive over an edge after doing 10 or so I started to get better and better . Other ways are just to go ham on the edge until there’s a consistent burr . I ve seen some many different styles I think just do whatever works. I enjoy using a knife more with a good sharp edge

    • @LisZam1463
      @LisZam1463 Год назад +1

      Good luck with your sharpening ^^

    • @mariaconcepcionrodriguezhe2850
      @mariaconcepcionrodriguezhe2850 Год назад

      Heres a tip: dont make a burr, just sharpen it properly

    • @Hungrybird474
      @Hungrybird474 Год назад

      @@mariaconcepcionrodriguezhe2850 totally possible but the burr part is necessary for changing the angle

  • @Hungrybird474
    @Hungrybird474 Год назад +2

    Heck yeah my dudes . Picked up a spyderco para 2 last week and ordered the fat carbon scales , clip and backspacer for no reason at all 😅. I was hammered

  • @joelhunter984
    @joelhunter984 Год назад +2

    I saw this and thought to get one but, damn I have a huge box full of stones and metal sharpening plates so I just decided to skip it. May get the bow if it will take down a deer!! THX BOYZ!!!!

  • @Leftyotism
    @Leftyotism Год назад +1

    Lol, 'The kid could do the washing.' I think my pig is whistleing!

  • @gregpower308
    @gregpower308 Год назад +1

    Fellas, thank you so much for this review and top tips in using the HORL. Mine landed here in Somerset this week and I’m blown away by how easy it is to use. A top piece of kit for the kitchen. 👍👍👍

  • @axistec
    @axistec Год назад +1

    Shout out for Martin's step dad, good sport 👍

  • @greekveteran2715
    @greekveteran2715 Год назад +2

    DBK, I had literally the opposite results when I tried to strop like that any knife. My technique the last 30 years, is doing precise passes, using 1 or 2 degrees less, than the degree I sharpened the knife, because the leather wraps the edge and the angle is different every time, than what you think it is. That way, I polish exactly the edge bevel and not round (dull) the very edge. Results to a WAY sharper edge, tougher and more precise edge, than the random passes you use.
    I might be wrong, but that's my personal experience and I know, others, who agree with that, who also strop the same way, as I do.
    Whenever I tried that random passes, the edge dulled instead of getting sharper, and that's was always the result.

    • @DutchBushcraftKnives
      @DutchBushcraftKnives  Год назад +2

      Hey greek,
      Thanks for sharing! Our results are what you see on the screen so it does get sharper with what we do. But I think it's the same with stones there is no one right way to do it. It's also a bit personal with what method you get the best results

    • @scasny
      @scasny Год назад +2

      It boil down how thick and soft the leather is, also the compound, paste or powder is important, what you describe is thick and soft leather. I have similar results so i instead use ceramic honing rod with slow control passes. But i use wet stones so no stropping is needed and use honing rod just for bring bit of life to a edge after i use it for a while.
      They are using thin leather on solid backing with wet compound so it have almost no give and its quite used so its packed and smooth.

  • @emmokaemingk9448
    @emmokaemingk9448 Год назад +4

    Great vid as always. I have this sharpener for about a year. It is simply great. I have tried to sharpen knives for years, but they were never as sharp as with this roller. You can create a convex edge by making small angle changes by putting paper under one side of the holder. It works super

    • @trapvandal
      @trapvandal Год назад

      We're u paid to be here 🤔
      Sorry kidding! See lots of fake comments on this products page.

    • @emmokaemingk9448
      @emmokaemingk9448 Год назад

      @@trapvandal no I am not paid, I am just an amateur trying to starten his knives. I tried stones, strops with various compounds and sharpening rods. This roller works the best for me, because the manual influence is very small. However I think it is too expensive, they must have a large margin.

  • @artoturunen4816
    @artoturunen4816 Год назад +4

    Spyderco should have been sharpened with the 20 side for good comparison, as the factory angle is also 20 to see if Horl>Factory. At 15 it most likely becomes sharper.

  • @bprobo24
    @bprobo24 Год назад +1

    Y'all remind of my stoner buddies from high school. Getting serious results with goofy and fun experimental procedures. They made one of the best bongs I've ever seen or used with bamboo with such a fun-loving execution. Makes me a bit nostalgic if I'm honest.

  • @Lazarus-aap
    @Lazarus-aap Год назад +6

    Can you make a video testing sharpening systems you can take with you while camping/hiking?

    • @megacab
      @megacab Год назад

      I'm sure you already know, but the WS field sharpener is excellent for that

  • @JokerInk-CustomBuilds
    @JokerInk-CustomBuilds Год назад +2

    cool simple design... so simple that a price of 150$ is way too much imo... I am gonna make one myself using a block of wood, some magnets a piece of round bar and some sanding papers....

  • @scasny
    @scasny Год назад +1

    The moment i saw that i look promising, was not disappointed, only i sharpen my knives at 10-15° and bit below 5°. Yea i am that crazy and i love the results.

  • @johnnycombs6570
    @johnnycombs6570 Год назад +2

    Big love from the UK... You 2 are tremendous!!! ✌️🏆

  • @dntdrinkthekoolaid
    @dntdrinkthekoolaid Год назад +3

    You should review the Sharpens Best knife sharpener.

  • @ianoosthoek6341
    @ianoosthoek6341 Год назад +2

    Yesyesss been waiting for this one!

  • @penninesurvival123
    @penninesurvival123 Год назад +2

    Hi when will the next batch of DBK knives be available ?
    Keep up the good work !

  • @Swiftwinter
    @Swiftwinter Год назад +2

    DBK rock. Don't ever stop making vids guys!

  • @vladimirbrkusanin3581
    @vladimirbrkusanin3581 Год назад +1

    Try to use bobet materiel knife sharpener it is such an easy to use and had beautiful results

  • @Osprey1994
    @Osprey1994 Год назад +1

    I wonder what the AR stands for with the bow. It's not an Armalite Rifle, so the designation can't be related to that.

  • @magicshon
    @magicshon Год назад +10

    This seems to be for very specific knife shapes.
    If you look closely the circle makes it difficult to hit the edge of the blade closest to the handle without touching the handle.
    You only have a set angle to work with, as mentioned, if your knife is too different it will be useless. In that regard its similar to the regular V bad sharpeners
    In theory youd have the best results if the knife was as tall as the center of the circle. Cool new interesting design but will be short to sharpen everything.
    It is also not cheap by any means. It is also not travel sized. For me it does not seem to solve anything as there are a bunch of other ways people without experience can get similar results.
    If you have never had a sharp knife and you need to hold the angle and dont have the money for it, there are a ton of solutions that you could make angle holding gimmicks yourself for very cheap and you could even just use sandpaper stuck to a piece of glass or so. When i started my cheapest attempt was under 2$ from a piece of scrap wood, scrap glass and sandpaper and it worked very well. In these days you could even just 3d print something.
    I would always suggest to try learning to sharpen using stones or anything similar even if its cheap as that skill will take you very far and is very versatile.

    • @texast2595
      @texast2595 Год назад +2

      Your comment is very accurate. I bought the horl 2 thinking it'd be an easy solution to teach my wife and kids so they could get in on sharpening with be, but as you say it really only works well for larger blades and stiff blades, such as butcher knives and a few other kitchen knives it worked well, but almost all other knifes it doesn't hardly work at all. Pocket knives it really struggles, and flexible knifes such as my fish fillet knife it would bend too much as you got closer to the end.
      Long story I returned it after two weeks and trying it on about 10 different knifes. Ended up getting the work sharp belt system and it's AWESOME!!
      Luckily i bought the horl off their Amazon store and Amazon is awesome about no question returns, so i got my full refund from horl

    • @magicshon
      @magicshon Год назад +2

      @@texast2595 Glad to hear my theory from just seeing it has some backing in practice. DBK have a bad habit of being too enthusiastic about everything and so whatever negative points they make in any video are easily overlooked even if it can be a deal breaker for many. This is a good example.
      That belt system is a solid choice as a tiny belt grinder can be used in many ways outside of sharpening too and can sharpen anything and it feels more reasonable to pay the price for it as building a tiny belt grinder is much more difficult than cutting a jig and gluing magnets to it

  • @RasTweet2
    @RasTweet2 Год назад

    Make that the cat wise 😂🤣 you had me screaming at work!

  • @michaelgeorge5197
    @michaelgeorge5197 Год назад

    Great video guys. Love the 80s infomercial references

  • @banana_splitz5679
    @banana_splitz5679 Год назад +1

    Aye let’s go dbk sharpening video!

  • @henchman_ben3725
    @henchman_ben3725 Год назад +2

    I was waiting for this. I hope this sharpener works.

  • @juniorfigo
    @juniorfigo Год назад +1

    Love you guys! Keep it up with the awesome videos. Much love from Iran

  • @The4cp
    @The4cp Год назад

    I was expecting another bad gimmick. Im glad to see one actually works.

  • @bobbrown98
    @bobbrown98 Год назад +1

    that is why you take the skins off the onions before you cut them...

  • @tomturbuckle0076
    @tomturbuckle0076 Год назад

    I think I will have to fet this for my inlaws. Great review.

  • @Chris09978
    @Chris09978 Год назад +2

    Would you guys recommend this to beginners for people how want to learn how to sharpen get a good edge on the blade without sending it back to the factory to get it done? Or is this for an average Joe who know how to sharpen to get a decent edge, or a combination of both?
    I’ve seen it before just don’t know where this is targeting to, Ik it’s for chef knives and such that’s one of the main market but since it can be use for outdoors people as well. When it comes to sharping skills who is this for average Joe or for beginners who want to get their knives sharp

    • @DutchBushcraftKnives
      @DutchBushcraftKnives  Год назад +5

      I'd say for the people who want to get good at sharpening and aren't yet this is not the right system. This is mainly for those who don't care about sharpening and just want their kitchen knife to be sharp. If you're into knives and want to get into sharpening this system won't help a lot learning the way of properly sharpening.
      So it's for the average adult who likes cooking with sharp tools

  • @arctticwaffles354
    @arctticwaffles354 Год назад +1

    You should test the (Holtzman survival nife) they are pretty cool and I would like to see a review before I pull the trigger on it.

  • @JohnJCaputo
    @JohnJCaputo Год назад

    From the thumbnail, I initially though this was a spoof and you guys were talking about sharpening your knife with a tin can. 😂

  • @TheSupahdog
    @TheSupahdog Год назад

    Mikey was the bomb on koningsnacht! Can’t wait till the next wodan boys concert! :))

  • @avienated
    @avienated Год назад +1

    You guys crack me up! 😂

  • @Leftyotism
    @Leftyotism Год назад +1

    4:24 Lol, his face!

  • @backyardarchery7058
    @backyardarchery7058 Год назад +3

    How do you think this would do with a survival/camp knife like an Esee 6 or a BK 7?

  • @eightballsidepocket9467
    @eightballsidepocket9467 Год назад +1

    Love my BPS Adventurer.

  • @StrangerOman
    @StrangerOman Год назад +1

    I would love to see more sharpening solutions.
    I personally use products from Lansky:
    For EDC - Blademedic Sharpener
    For cheap kitchen knives - Quick Fix Pocket Sharpener
    For good kitchen knives - Diamond/Ceramic Turn Box
    I also own 5-Stone Sharpening System from Lansky, but it is a bit complex and not precise from my experience (I suck at sharpening).
    Could you try and rate some of the Lansky products in the future? :)
    Horl seems like a great solution, but since I already own Turn Box I don't see how different product can improve my weak sharpening skill.

  • @EinsPerson
    @EinsPerson Год назад +1

    I mean its cool and all but i own more then just a kitchen knife and i want all my knifes sharp. I stick with stones. They can sharpen almost all knife forms, even scissors, chissels and other tools.

  • @JohnDoe-zb7dz
    @JohnDoe-zb7dz Год назад

    Nice job guys. Can't wait for the Sharpworx review.

  • @stroppystuff641
    @stroppystuff641 Год назад +1

    Very interesting one! Seems like it's only viable for kitchen knives. Which makes sense really as the guys who probably don't care about learning to sharpen are most likely not into bushcraft and EDC

  • @ClickClack_Bam
    @ClickClack_Bam Год назад +4

    Are these 2 guys just friends?
    Woah woah woah, I didn't mean that they were....g.....uh, I meant are they family or cousins or business partners etc?
    I think they work together really well & complement one another's style, & it translates over to the camera PERFECTLY.

  • @resy1993
    @resy1993 Год назад

    Nice to see you finally got the best pocket knife. The PM2.

  • @BrentonCarr
    @BrentonCarr Год назад +3

    Looks like a viable option, but man is it pricey!

  • @mrpopo5285
    @mrpopo5285 Год назад +1

    Maybe elevating or building a platform might help it sharpening a scandi grind

    • @DutchBushcraftKnives
      @DutchBushcraftKnives  Год назад +2

      I guess if they'd make something to adjust the angle between 20 and 10 degree or so it would be able to sharpen 99% of the scandi knives

  • @wayneholmes637
    @wayneholmes637 Год назад +1

    I use a mix of oil and waterstones from 150 to 6000 grit followed by a strop and to finish several passes on a mirror smooth polishing steel to burnish the edge. Works perfectly.

  • @brettfreeman9693
    @brettfreeman9693 Год назад +1

    Great video.

  • @prairiedogs001
    @prairiedogs001 Год назад

    I've been seeing these and wondered if they're any good. Thanks for the review!

  • @neilg322
    @neilg322 Год назад

    Interesting to see this vid in the same week that Felix Immler released a vid on how to make a smaller version for penknives. Maybe Horl could make a smaller version.

  • @kenisgone
    @kenisgone Год назад +1

    QVC bushcraft boys!!!

  • @BradGryphonn
    @BradGryphonn Год назад

    A stylish sharpener for the kitchen fashion conscious.

  • @maartenzeeful
    @maartenzeeful Год назад

    Wees aardig voor Gerard, beste Mickey, hoorde het ook wel van Maarten. Super tof dat je een vader hebt die je steunt. Man jullie zijn rijk! Xm

  • @vagabond4576
    @vagabond4576 Год назад

    You called Maarten's stepdad a Bonobo! LOL!

  • @EREBO95
    @EREBO95 10 месяцев назад

    I had a friend who was frustrated on why he couldn’t get his mora Garberg sharp with this. Using the diamond freehand I did it in a 2 minutes. My buddy didn’t know about scandis…

  • @frankvanleeuwen2943
    @frankvanleeuwen2943 Год назад

    Het is natuurlijk " gewoon " een slijp systeem waar je met vaste hoeken een mes goed scherp kunt krijgen.
    En het ziet er leuk uit.
    Maar...ik heb zelf de Lanskey set en ook de Spiderco Sharp Maker en ik vind dat deze voor kleinere messen wat beter zijn en zeker met de Lanskey kun je zeker een spiegel snijvlak krijgen....
    Leuke video.

  • @johanwestin9236
    @johanwestin9236 Год назад +2

    I feel like this product would improve a lot just by making it possible to adjust the angle, otherwise i really like the idea!

    • @KH-rt3ef
      @KH-rt3ef Год назад +1

      I think the big design flaw, the magnetic angle block, could be resolved very easily by making a custom magnetic block of your own.

  • @TheAdequateMedia
    @TheAdequateMedia Год назад +1

    Worksharp just sent me the new Pro PA but there's an embargo on them till the first. Still haven't cracked it all of the way open

    • @DutchBushcraftKnives
      @DutchBushcraftKnives  Год назад +2

      I've sharpened a few knives on it already. I like it a lot!

    • @TheAdequateMedia
      @TheAdequateMedia Год назад +1

      @@DutchBushcraftKnives oh nice.
      I just assembled it and I am definitely a lot more impressed than I expected to be.
      Absolutely in a new class compared to the original.
      Btw
      I am incredibly flattered for the response. You guys are some of the best knife adjacent creators in existence, if not the best.
      I say, knife adjacent, simply, for the fact that you clearly have other things going on in your world and you aren’t ashamed to show that in your videos 🙌🙌

  • @maverick4462
    @maverick4462 Год назад

    Thats pretty cool need that at work. we have a work sharp but dont trust the newbies with it.

  • @ericcharbonneau2040
    @ericcharbonneau2040 Год назад

    😊Hi! Congratulations on your show! I absolutely love it! Humour, sarcasm, knowledge, and I love knives too! How can I send you suggestions for testing particular knives?
    Thanks!
    Keep doing what you do!

  • @kailashblades
    @kailashblades Год назад +1

    Surprising results from something that I thought could well have been a gimmick.
    I think the tip issues could be avoided if they provided a second magnetic clamp block that could be moved further up for support. Maybe as part of the extended kit. You could hold it down with your hand or it could be clipped into or over the pre existing block to keep them aligned.

    • @marvinkuhn2873
      @marvinkuhn2873 Год назад

      It’s also e big safety hazard, as the sharp blade faces upwarda

    • @RoverTheDog1
      @RoverTheDog1 Год назад +1

      The gimmick is the knock off version of this running tons of ads, especially here in RUclips.

  • @ColonelSandersLite
    @ColonelSandersLite Год назад +1

    It's baffling to me that a man can reach that age without ever having sharpened a knife. Truly baffling.

  • @wizardindisguise6268
    @wizardindisguise6268 Год назад +1

    Does this thing work well on a trc apocalypse?

    • @DutchBushcraftKnives
      @DutchBushcraftKnives  Год назад +2

      it would work on it for sure but it might take a long time for the first 'regrind'.
      Dont use it on a convex apo though

  • @jacobkeltz3584
    @jacobkeltz3584 Год назад

    Seems pretty good but a little limited. Which is generally a given for "miracle" sharpeners. If your blade had a weird profile or something it would be rough

  • @wytzej8466
    @wytzej8466 Год назад

    You guys should check whether Martin's stepdad could get a similar result with stones

  • @thepugilist4379
    @thepugilist4379 Год назад +1

    It’s ok, Mikkie…I also scream like a girl when startled….😂

  • @magnusdanielsson2749
    @magnusdanielsson2749 Год назад

    Did he really do a one hand flip? Impressive 👍

  • @gertdrijfhout5216
    @gertdrijfhout5216 Год назад +1

    Been seeing a lot of ads with this or a similar product, we wil see what they think about it!

    • @DutchBushcraftKnives
      @DutchBushcraftKnives  Год назад +1

      mind that thumbler is a copy cat of this product and is before court now,

    • @gertdrijfhout5216
      @gertdrijfhout5216 Год назад +1

      @@DutchBushcraftKnives did not know, you could do a comparison of real vs copy, but anyway, another good video like always! Thanks

  • @miftarkasumi3192
    @miftarkasumi3192 Год назад

    Did you guys ever review Katsu Knives? They have some amazing folding knives. And even a folding hatchet. Check out the Katsu FB-01 and Katsu FA-01. Would be cool to see those knives reviewed

  • @thomaspotter7765
    @thomaspotter7765 Год назад

    Shallots and leeks. Is that bergamot I'm getting Chef?

  • @alter3go411
    @alter3go411 10 месяцев назад

    I have no idea what part of the Netherlands this is but i never seen that many trees in one spot

  • @Pete_Fish
    @Pete_Fish Год назад

    If it’s good enough for Father InLaw it’s good enough for me, Thanks Fellas 😎

  • @Mike_Y.
    @Mike_Y. Год назад +1

    Cool video guys

  • @Daniel.Liddicoat
    @Daniel.Liddicoat Год назад +1

    I'm disappointed that there was no destruction test

  • @Leftyotism
    @Leftyotism Год назад +1

    Isn't the CC4 finer than the DC4 on their finer sides? Isn't the DC4 more like for very hard steels?

    • @DutchBushcraftKnives
      @DutchBushcraftKnives  Год назад +2

      ive actually never tried the CC4. The DC4 has been my go to field stone for 10 years. It keeps the knives shaving sharp when the strop isnt enough in the field.
      So i can't say if the CC4 would make it sharper but it sounds logical

    • @Leftyotism
      @Leftyotism Год назад +1

      @@DutchBushcraftKnives Lol, I am the same way with my CC4. I have a diamond pencil sharpener for example, and I thought the diamond stuff felt rather rough. Maybe it is smoother on the DC4, I don't know.
      And thank you for your reply!

  • @roel.vinckens
    @roel.vinckens Год назад

    Feeling re-cooper-ated after this.

  • @rickdeboer6615
    @rickdeboer6615 Год назад

    Do you guys have some sort of secret message imbedded in your videos? In each and every single video, the audio activates my Siri at some point 😂😂😂

  • @abudietrich
    @abudietrich 3 месяца назад

    what I wonder about is how long the edge lasts, like is the scratch pattern too horizontal or what does it look like. i can imagine this is better than the other roller style since it rotates

  • @lorismaillardsalin8680
    @lorismaillardsalin8680 Год назад

    Hey guys !! Hope your are doing well ! If you see this plz make a review of the Sika 130, it is a low-cost knife and I've been surprised by it, I personnaly think it is a great knife for the price and beginning bushcraft without putting a lot of money (20 euros), but I would not recommand it before you say so !

  • @michaelgeorge5197
    @michaelgeorge5197 Год назад

    I’m not even kidding, at the end of the video I got a commercial about prostate medication

  • @chrisdyck6524
    @chrisdyck6524 Год назад

    Surprise surprise. I use only one device or two to sharpen all my knives, whether pocket knives, outdoor fixed blades, chef's or kitchen knives, serrated edge. The Bavarian edge knife sharpener and the old sharpening steel from my grandfather. And I get every knife razor sharp with a clean edge that stays sharp for a relatively long time. Cost: Bavarian edge €15 sharpening steel from grandpa. priceless 😅

  • @seanleipziger9167
    @seanleipziger9167 Год назад

    I certainly like this over a pull through type kitchen sharpener and it looks idiot proof for the most part. Buuuuuut worksharp ken onion elite for life. I like seeing your step-dad on the show. Cameos are fun

  • @whilomforge3402
    @whilomforge3402 3 месяца назад

    We need more Gerard content!

  • @whatbuttondoipush
    @whatbuttondoipush Год назад

    For those who are a bit industrious follow these steps for a much cheaper system:
    You need:
    *saw
    *Wood
    *Angle finder/compass
    *189/320 sharpening puck 3.1 inch dia
    *1000/6000 sharpening puck 3.1 in dia
    *rare earth bar magnets with double sided tape
    1. Cut wood at 15 degrees
    2. Apply rare earth magnet to 15 degree end
    3. ????
    4. Profit

  • @mattwalker2583
    @mattwalker2583 Год назад +2

    Basically an infomercial on RUclips about how to sharpen your Ghinzu knife set💩

  • @Menn0knight
    @Menn0knight Год назад

    Maarten, your Step-Father has the best hair on a old guy I think I've ever seen. Send my regards alsjeblieft.

  • @Kumofan
    @Kumofan Год назад

    I feel like this is the kind of thing that someone who can’t figure out knife sharpening is gonna get themself cut with

  • @hirayaman246
    @hirayaman246 Год назад

    I`ll just stick to my stones.....for sharpening 😉

  • @clarkpitts5393
    @clarkpitts5393 Год назад

    A+ Boys!

  • @bdub0983
    @bdub0983 Год назад +1

    The problem I have with these roller sharpeners is that every video advertising them shows them using a sharpness tester, but they cheat it after using the roller sharpener. They cut the wire super fast and get numbers like 24g and stuff. They know they're doing it and everyone points it out to them (those in the know) but they keep dropping videos. Tumbler is the worst for this, but there are other people using this design too. This is a generic template for people to add their branding to and try to sell them to you for $200.
    Get a lansky or precision adjust from worksharp.