This Knife Sharpener Just Blew My Mind
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leave it to the West Coast guys to shave their arms
Ouch! That is a very hurtful comment,
Hey if you can't take it don't dish it out. I think he gotcha on this one lol.
Better than his back...
@@nickharris8304 sarcasm...
I'm well aware
I've had mine for around 15 years. I learned about it from a professional saddle maker. I bought a used Ryobi grinder, and reversed the base so the switch is in front, but the wheel turns away from you. That really is a game changer, and much safer. I sharpen everything with it. I even re-sharpen my utility knife blades because it is faster to re-sharpen them than to replace them! I would advise reading the instructions once.
You west coast boys be sure to have your husbands help you with this.
BOOM! GOT'EM! LMAO
😂
Now that is funny!!!!
Sven3xs you apparently haven’t been to 2/3 of the west coast.....
Sven3xs thats because there like men
"what are these exactly" your daughter is so sweet and articulate. You and Mrs W have done a great job with you children. An inspiration to many 🌿
Us East coast guys would use the bottom side of the wheel.
Picturing that knife catching reminded me my wife wants me to get a vasectomy.
derekc728 Why/how would that knife catch?
@@metamorphicorder Yeah.... no. I got where he was going with it. Just.... no.
I live in New Jersey. That is East Coast. Someone from Ohio or anywhere in the Midwest are just that: Midwesterners, not from the East Coast. In fact, those whose state does not border the Atlantic Ocean are not from the East Coast.
I'd like to see an ax and lawn mower blades sharpened. They are such heavy iron, not like a knife blade. I would seem like they would be more than the grinder wheels could handle.
how to hold it consistently at the right angle with this sharpener?
I was in Cleveland, and I asked a guy if he thought Ohio was the Midwest.
He said, "No, we're North Coast." I didn't see it, so he asked me:
"What's west?"
I said "Indiana. Thats midwest."
"Right. Whats East?"
"Pennsylvania... pretty much east coast."
"Right. Whats south?"
"Kentucky. Thats kinda southern."
"Yep, and whats North?"
"Canada, north of Lake Erie".
"Right" he said.... "We're North Coast".
@@montycantsin8861 LOL Yeah, I thought afterwards that Ohio not really the Midwest. But Ohio??? Where is North Coast?
@@psa110 along the shores of Lake Erie, I guess. I mean, technically, it IS a coast.
@@montycantsin8861 so what's Minnesota?
you can always tell a "knife guy" by the random bare spots all over thier arms...
That's funny, I usually always have a patch or two on my left arm. Only a couple people have ever noticed.
I’m an east coast guy I guess and from Florida. But west Florida and almost Alabama. We like to hunt, fish, hike, camp, shoot and sharpen knives. Love that sharpener. In a seconds I can have a sharp enough edge to cut anything and spend a little more time on it and you can shave with almost anything. Mine is on the bench all the time so I can sharpen my edc that I use daily every day when I get home as I just walk past it. The add the new grit you have to remove the old grit. I use a sandpaper wheel on my angle grinder to get it all removed. Just run the sharpener and run the angle grinder over it. Put paper under the wheel, run some elmers glue on the wheel. Then sprinkle the new grit on the glue as you rotate the wheel. Use the paper to save the grit. Wait 24 hours and your good to go. Also unscrew the base and flip it around you the power switch is in the front but now the wheel is spinning away from you. Much better! Enjoy
Been using this style of sharpenin system 4 many years n man does it work. U might wanna b aware of the angles 4 ur application but it works
“Just stand behind your fat wife”. 😂😂😂.
As an east coast guy, “East” of the mason dixon line... I resemble that remark!
Bless you bro. Love your vids, your humor, and your integrity.
Your fat wife, since its in the possessive form, not a conjunction between you and are.
Just sayin'.
Mason Dixon line runs east to west. You'd be either North or South. You make us East Coast guys look bad.
irritablearchitect damn auto correct. Kinda like you fat wife does to you
Joe H actually, there’s a small segment of the MD line that runs north/south, that void delineate the section Cody was referring to? Or perhaps he was just trying to provoke the masses?😂
irritablearchitect and... corrected. Thanks for pointing it out.
I bought an old used grinder for like 35€ just for this and made the wheel myself out of an old mdf board I was able to get for free. I had like a 5 or 6 mm thick board, I cut 3 cyrcles out and than sanded them on the grinder so they are flat and applied fine hardware store compound, goes from dull knife to razor in like 90 seconds, one of the best and cheapest systems in my opinion and it is surprisingly easy to use, highly reccomended.
I've been using the MDF system for years, everything from my fine wood carving tools to my axe. Now I make my own by roughing out rounds on my band saw and then refining them on the lathe. BEST SYSTEM EVER. I know you purest will bash this but nothing beats the simplicity and quality.
Purists...
My ex wife told me she felt bad because she was getting fat, then asked me for a complement to make her feel better. I told her she had perfect eye sight.
Thanks, I'm with you, need sharp now, no angle finder, no extra arms to secure knife.
I AM that guy! I'm a professional sharpener. I have many do dads that I've collected and tried over the years. Whett stones, either oil or water, are the best for professional's but I tried a Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition sharpener and I have to tell you it works great! Even if you're a beginner it works well and is easy. The draw back is it is a little expensive for some people. But so are quality whett stones.
I made this system myself, cut the wheels using a bandsaw. After mounting them I turned 'em like I would on a lathe, works just fine. My shop has low humidity, but instead of MDF I'm sure you could use any kind layered wood, as long as the glue between the layers is waterproof.
Turn your grinder around so the paper wheels spin away from you, not toward you. The direction you have the blades spinning can be very dangerous. The knife blade can catch the wheel, and it will throw the knife out of your hand and who knows where it will go. I had a knife that chucked the wheel, it ripped the knife out of my hand and it flew up against the wall. Fortunately, I was not injured. Angle does matter because you don't want to over sharpen the knife edge and make it too thin. Most knife manufacturers provide the angle that is best for their product and purpose. Last tip, draw the blade across the wheel closer to the top of the wheel with the blade up, not down, but not directly on top. Doing this gives you better control of the knife and is safer. I only use paper wheels to sharpen my knives now. It is fast, easy and reliable.
My dad used these wheels (home made) and polishing wheels to sharpen knives my entire life, and I'm 45 now. In fact, he also used plywood he cut in to disks for the grinder. Earliest memory of him sharpening a Buck hunting knife with these when I was about 8 years old.
Mason-Dixon line is a north/south divider. Mississippi River is typically used by long haul truck drivers to define the east divider. West is everything west of the Rocky Mountains. In between are the mid-western states.
I've heard of this system before. But, this was the best demo I've seen of it. Would've liked a link to buy it maybe?
You asked and here is the easy answer. Smith's handheld sharpener with carbide and ceramic or Sharp N Easy which is two ceramic stones coarse and fine. Both units same size. Fits right in the palm of your hand. Carry in your pocket no problem. I keep them also in the kitchen to keep knives really sharp for making life simple. I found Smiths in Ace stores. Sharp and easy I don't know where I picked it up.
“Hey my wife not fat, she’s just has her own gravitational pull”
I've had a set of these for a couple of years. Definitely do flip the grinder around 180, it's far easier (and safer) with the wheel rotating away from you. Unless a knife is really dull I don't use the carbide wheel, because the carbide comes off pretty easily and putting it back on is annoying. To get me started on angles I printed out protractors on paper and glued them to the wheels, but once I got a feel for it I stopped looking at those.
you should just grind from below of disc, that way you also see the area you grinding, and you have more control with your hands, because you can use your whole body for stabilization of hands.
Point of order: The Mason-Dixon runs East -West. So being “East of the Mason-Dixon Line would put someone in the Atlantic Ocean. Us East coast boys know this. :-)
Love the videos.
Hey Cody, would you recommend this system over the work sharp system? Cheers, Gus
I have this system and it’s great/fast. My one bit of advice is to start off with knives that you aren’t worried about re: cosmetics. I use it more on yard tools than kitchen/field/folding knives. It’ll work for those, but without a jig or something I don’t think most people will be able to get “perfect” results. Also - no affiliation - the $8 Baryonyx American Mutt bench stone will take away steel ALMOST as fast but with much more control imho... Ok, a third bit of advice - if you flip that grinder around so the wheel spins away from you it’ll feel a lot less awkward... 👍
I’ve been on the fence on getting the Para 3 and you have no clue how excited I just got that it’s your new EDC, I’m extatic! PLEASE do a full review!!!
Yeah I’m just gonna stick with my fixed angle sharpener but its perfect for a guy who doesnt even have the attention span to read instructions
Or a guy who plans to actually use his knife for something vs sitting around sharpening to just sharpen.
Reading instructions is cheating
Uh the Mason Dixon line runs mostly east and west. The only "East of" would be where Delaware is. Or am I missing the joke?
Crickett Green you’re right lol hey what do you want from a no coast guy 🤣🤣
It would be nice for a jig with variable angles.
any mains motor can be made to rotate in the opposite direction. alter 2 wires in side.
Everyone shits on Florida until it's time to go on Vacation! JS
Tom_E Calm_7 yep, and like 95% of the people that live here are from some other state.
THE EAST COAST RUNS SOUTH TO NORTH/NORTH TO SOUTH, THE MASON DIXON LINE FORMS THE BORDERLINE BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE/MARYLAND STATES RUNNING EAST TO WEST. FROM WICKIPEDIA "The Mason-Dixon Line is a boundary line that makes up the border between Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland. Over time, the line was extended to the Ohio River to make up the entire southern border of Pennsylvania."
She ain't fat, she's just big boned.
wantsanewvehicle then how come I’ve never seen a fat skeleton?
@@Bobdixon_Moonvarga_Dancer_III lucky?
wantsanewvehicle its an old george carlin bit, about people who say theyre big boned, then how come we don’t see fat skeletons.
@@Bobdixon_Moonvarga_Dancer_III Ah I see haha.
Had guy try to get me introduced to his sister. I asked if she was fat like him. He said she was just big boned. And I said, “Yeah, covered in big fat!”
that knife is sharper than my straight razor, I'm impressed!
Turn the bench grinder around! If it is spinning toward you and ANYTHING goes wrong, that knife is headed toward you.
Knife sharpening in a matter of religion to some people, sadly I am becoming one of them....
What I always tell people is that consistency is the most important factor in having a sharp tool. Overtime you can figure out roughly a good enough angle depending on what the tool is used for and the judge the quality of the steel is with use. Just take an educated guess and run with it with consistency. Don't put the angle of an axe on a straight razor and vice versa.
I’d like to see you sharpen a Woodsmans Pal
What's this benchmade company hour talking about I only know brand x...? 🤔
Marsir 2 Haha
It looks like it worked well. I would see if you can flip the base around and change the rotation up and over. It should give you more are clearance and take away the possibility of hurling it at your abdomen or 3 piece set at 100mph. If it caught it would just throw it across the shop. Thanks for the video.🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
This system works great for sharpening, but the coarse wheel will immediately remove the temper from higher end knives. Also, it creates a convex edge, making it difficult to hone the edge with a steel. If the wheel could spin slowly, it would be a better system
All the knife sharpening pros use bench grinders but boy is it the most dangerous.
Great video and information...
You bet! Arm and leg shaving ; “ the true bench-mark of knife sharpening” . ( The ultimate Nirvana is the face shave , very few attain that). Davox.
If you want to change the rotation just flip the cable in the wall
So what angle did u use?
Turn the bench grinder around 180 degrees and the wheel will be spinning up instead of down
Luckily you didn't die. You are supposed to reverse the orientation of the grinder on your bench so that the rotors spin AWAY from you . So that in the event the knife catches the rotor it doesn't get propelled through you!
I have used these wheel setups for over 15 years they are great. Bought the work sharp ken onion with all the goodies for speed and maximum performance cant beat the wheels. I should have stayed away from the work sharp it's not for me I find it very slow to go through belts for something that takes 30 seconds or a minute with the wheels. Another plus to the wheels is price.
Very good testing thank you now let me know how to get that. Tom Blasdell
I use whetstones, a skill past down in my family dating back to Germany. I also make professional grade throwing knives that I heat treat here myself. I do not like anything mechanical on a finished blade the creates friction which creates heat. Heat causes tempering which softens carbon steels. The more times you do it the lower the Rockwell (hardness scale number) becomes and the less edge retention you will get from which in the beginning was probably a good knife if it was made in USA, Germany or Japan
I'm South coast all the way, laissez les bon temps rouler!
Heat and ruining the temper would be my concern... something just as quick, but where heat is not an issue would be a water cooled Tormek T8 or any number of T8 clones is a better, and equally convenient solution. a Wen BG4270T (T8 Clones) with 10" grinding stone, 8" strop wheel which can turn either direction is $144... add a wheel truing and dressing tool, and a stone grader and you're home free for another $130 and that'll be all you'll ever need. the grader lets you toggle the grinding wheel between 220 and 1000 grit
4:54 ''ll never find that! :-) truer words where never spoken!
I've seen a guy make one of these out of plywood, then he made a leather wheel for stroping. Super cheap and easy. It's on my list of things to make
Mason dixon line runs east west not north south he probably meant to say the Mississippi river. That said the mason dixon does drop north south following the maryland/delaware border since that's more east of the entire south east maybe he considers the east side of penn eastern ny and everything from there up maine "east coast"
Lol... Midwest fellas just here chillin....
If you take a minute to google it, you will see that the Mason-Dixon Line is a north/south divide that is most easily seen as the southern border of Pennsylvania...
I’m curious to see how the wheels work with the kitchen knives. Sharpening those is always a pain.
Is it better than the worksharp sharpener?
Good video wranglerstar
I’ll stay with the sharp worx sharpening system long before I do this m d f wheels at least I don’t have to guess the angles and my wife can use it and not be scared so sharp worx is for me and yes my wife does sharpen her own knives
I always say
you need one knife
And a pen knife
And two stones
One rough
One smooth
That's it.
Rough at home
Smooth in the bag
That smooth needs to feel and love that edge.
And when you feel it too, between biting and non biting
You'll sharpen that knife in seconds blindfolded.
Nothing else required, no endless purchases and gimmicks.
The simplest philosophy never taught.
You are the funniest guy on YT at 2x speed.
Just get a beer, say, Oohhhmmmm, a few times, and read the directions!
And, OMG, I wish people would stop shaving and making confetti, and whittle a little tree spirit and THEN assess sharpness. We can ALL may a razor in a few seconds with any on of a million methods. FEW of us can make an edge that will stay even reasonably sharp after even a few strokes through basswood. Time for grown up edge makers YT challenge. 😉
Doubt anyone will answer but what knife is Cody sharpening in the video?
les get it spyderco
Do you know what the mason Dixon line is? It’s the southern boarder of Pennsylvania and the western boarder of Delaware
Ill bet a east coast guy would know! Don't stand infront of a grinder turning 3600 RPMs, when u stick a knife in it!!
I can not believe it did not get stuck in ur belly!!!
I am from California but why do you dislike east coast people so much?
I have those wheels. I turned my grinder around.
Doggie style was invented in mid west so you boys can watch the game together
If you turn grinder around end for end the rotation will be away from you.
You can tell all of the knife lovers out in the world... just look for the shaved spots on their arms.
You need to turn the grinder around ,so the wheel spins away from you ,and that’s how you use it it’s in the instructions.!
The mason Dixon Line runs East and and West along the southern border of Pennsylvania..So you can't be east of a line unless it runs North and South.
Can you do an update video on this product?
Very good review. Like how you did real life sharpening. I'm with you don't care about the angel just want it sharp.
Mason Dixon line runs East to West separating the North from South over to New Mexico so West of the Mason Dixon is habitable but this guys obviously lives in the Atlantic Ocean. I don’t think he knows it though.
Turn the grinder around so it is turning away from you.
I really don't see the point it takes 30 seconds to re-sharpen a knife, (it doesn't have to be perfect)
i always have 2 stones on the bench ready, with a bit of water, one is really rough, like 120 grit, the other is more like 800-1000, combining both you get a fast grind and a fast "polish" of the blade,
it is fast and easy, sharpening doesn't have to be super precise (most of the time)
Gulf coast Florida man
Amazing
made one of these out of plywood. razors edge on a knife in seconds. did a video on it too =D
Yeah best one I use too,TECHNOLOGY!!!
Can you do a video on your watch? It looks new!??
The build video he mentioned on on the "other" website for videos.
Test a butter knife
when your from the east coast but still watch '
Wow! That's some sharpener!
FFS the wheels are supposed to be going AWAY from you
I miss this wranglerstar
Ultimate test? see how it does on a piece of metal bar stock. :)
This is a copy of an amateur guy who made his own from a sheet of MDF a few years ago here in the UK and coated it with polishing compound
I'm not an Internet Safety Nazi, I promise, but...
You scare me using the top half of the wheel like that. If the blade catches the knife gets pulled out of your hand and goes flying toward your gut. If you use the bottom half of the wheel, it's a little more awkward, but at least the knife gets pulled down or behind the grinder if it catches and rips it out of your hand. Be careful, sir...I want to enjoy future videos.
Cody watch this sort video and you'll love the wheels even more...............
But, even if you did have to take it on and off, and put it in a special box... I mean, that is another minute? Tops?
Just turn the grinder around and bolt it back down
An east coast guy would do this no problem
What if I'm on the west coast of Florida?