Is This The Best Knife Sharpener Under $20
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Check out the sharpeners from sharpensbest.com or their RUclips channel. I have 3 of them and they are great to use outdoors to touch up knives, scissors and any things else with an edge.
Wranglerstar and now it’s $16.52 thanks too your advertising it will be well over $25 by the weekend!
just curious, how come this video was removed yesterday afternoon?
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try DC4 by falkniven it is in this prize range. It is well known in the bushcraft community but i would love to see your take on it. Cheers
The best way I have found to remove the edge from any knife is to leave it in the Kitchen! The wife has an uncanny knack of making the edge of any knife more blunt than the spine of the knife...
Mine too
mine just end up chipped
Mine does too, taps the edge on the side of pans and that drives me insane, forever re profiling.
I have one called Bladetech from UK and now resides in a cupboard in the dark after completely wrecking the blade on Stainless Steel kitchen knife. If you look under a magnifying glass you can see how it rips up the blade edge. Will stick to my Fallkniven DC4 for portability and in the field.
My cousin once found my knife cuz i left it on floor for a bit and he tried stabbing and cutting a brick wall....i died inside.
😐😐 how sadistic is your cousin...
At work one time someone asked me if I had scissors or a knife, I asked what for and they said to cut some string that was holding up some clothesline wire. I let them use my knife but, next I here them getting frustrated and muttering about it not cutting. I went over to find they couldn't reach the string so the tried to cut the clothesline wire with it. Rolled the edge so bad you could see the shine along it from a mile away.
@Elijah Soper same I was bout to buy a Winchester anniversary knife and the kid dragged it across the concrete before he gave it to me and told me he was sharpening it lol idk how but it’s still pretty sharp
@Elijah Soper the schools are clearly not teaching useful information like knife sharpening 😂
Still isn’t as sad as your spelling.
"Its not trying to be anything fancy" they made up two whole words for it. duromite and ceramitized lol
Anthony Hall Marketing Department people, lol
Pull through carbide "sharpeners" get a negative 10 billion for me lol
Aman brother
@keith moore I have used one on a old machete lol but i wont even do that to my axe...
Actually its a great sharpener that saves lots of time. I rather a diamond tapered rod but use tungsten if need a sharp knife quickly especially if like me fish and hunt. You will want a sharp knife in the field asap
@@tspiderkeeper why not sharpen it before hand with an actual sharpener?
Cody: (slicing through paper) it’s not terrible
*camera pans over to me struggling to open my amazon box with a knife that I use to scrape dirt off of equipment*
I carried the previous version of that in my key ring when I was at a job I had to cut open a lot of cardboard boxes. I had a cheap gerber knife and when it wasn't cutting anymore I would put and edge with that sharpener and it worked fine.
I've had a few of those that I purchased from Marble's of Gladstone when they were in Michigan and have used them in the field for over 25 years. Like you state in your video, certainly not the best edge one could possibly get - but in the field or on the road - they do work. FWIW mine had been used for many many years and still works perfectly. Since I am very good about keeping my blades super sharp (on my Dan's Arkansas Stones) - I use it more for friends knives when Hunting or at their cabin and it truly helps turn their "Butter Knives: into something serviceable. I also don't keep it on my key chain but I always have one in my Hinting Vest and another in my Glove Box. I believe I paid #10 each and have gotten every penny out if them. BTW - the back of the devise is meant to hone the blade after sharpening it between the Carbide.
Real rough day today. This video let me step outside my headspace for a few minutes. Thank you
I’ve had that on my keychain for years. It is perfect for touching up everyone else’s knife that needs it. I keep my knives pretty darn sharp so I rarely use it for my own.
4:05 I laughed so loud the cat jumped. That IS good steel!
I once had a small sharpening stone with a small sleeve that fit on a keychain. I kept it in a fishing tackle box and it fit nicely into one of the lure spaces. It was about that same size. Small stone, with a sleeve, for about 1 dollar purchased in the 1980s. It worked wonderfully for sharpening pocket knives up to fishing filet knives. I wish I still had that. I like the idea of a small portable knife tool, though.
I've been a cook/chef for 40 years. One of the 1st things I learned was knife skills, using and maintaining them. In a pinch we'll use the unglazed bottom of a coffee cup or bowl as a steel.
Heard that can work too.
It reminds me of my Smith's brand pocket sharpener. If this had a ceramic side it would be my new contender for quick and dirty camp/field sharpening tool. The Smith's also has a rod for serrated blades but the quality is dubious at best on the Smith's. It gets the job done at a cheaper price but they will break under abuse or just heavy use. Nice review, I found it fair and reasonable for what the tool is meant for.
When you said it's still sharper than most knives you used to carry, that about sums it up for me!
There are no words to describe how much I love the sneaky little Loctite additions.
Now in 2020 there’s a updated version made out of valyrian unoptanium
My stomach actually turned when you did that to your knife. What we sacrificed for our videos. Great job. As always.
If you are pulling the curly shavings off the edge, you are putting too much pressure on the edge. Using moderate pressure will leave coffee ground looking debris. When you get it where your finger pads "stick" to the edge, change the pressure to light. Using the thumb and forefinger on the scales and the middle finger just supporting the knife pull 15 to 20 times. Use only the weight of the knife. No pressure from your hand. It may take 40 to 80 strokes to get a good "sticky" edge. At that point it is or should be almost hair poping. If there is some leather around finish up with some light following strokes. Taking your time shaving sharp is possible.
My biggest problem starting out with the carbide sharpeners was wanting to do it in a minute or two. It is like using diamond plates. You can bear down and abuse the blade and sharpener. Using a light touch changes things.
I am proficient using water, ceramic and diamond stones. Even have a belt sander set up.
But sharpening with these carbides is a challenge. I can take a thrift store SS table knife and put a tomato shaving edge on it in about 10 minutes using one of these "X" carbide sharpeners.
Is it a reflective mirror edge? Nope. Looks like it came from a factory in China. But something I have learned from sharpening for the public.
THEY DON'T CARE HOW IT LOOKS. For $10 all they want is for it to cut and the edge to last. For my public sharpening I use the belt sander or my Tru Hone. Somebody drops off 10 knives and wants them back in 30 minutes you are not going to use stones, sticks or rods.
Practice with this carbide sharpener and I bet in a month you will change your view toward them. Replace stones? No. But they do work.
I have a Browning knife that has a similar carbide sharpening system held in place on the top part of the handle with a magnet, it is actually part of the handle........best thing about it that it is always with the knife, and not in the way.....no need to remember to carry it.......I sharpen most of my knives with my KME but out in the bush.....it is much better than a river rock......I have also used the car window and also the bottom of a ceramic coffee mug at camp.....great video.
I have a similar sharpener made by VABlade, the carbide inserts are square and can be rotated. It’s handy when camping, or for garden shears, etc.
they make some of these for kitchen use, they come with carbide and a ceramic portion, carbide for shaping and ceramic for getting the fine edge, they work really great in that configuration
I felt my blood pressure going up when you... I don't even want say what you did to that blade lol... but I respect the length you go to help us out, Sir. Another great video!! :)
Nice. Not too bad for the money. So far, my fav is the harbor freight diamond block for like $18. Went through all of our Wusthofs, Henckels and condors. Easy and good for the money.
A decent set of progressively more fine whetstones and a few old knives with which to practice is the last knife sharpener you'll ever need. Been using the same set of stones for 6 years now and all of my knives can cut paper like it's butter and shave hair with no issues. I've brought back some super high end knives that I found at Goodwill from the dead with a bit of time on the stones and I still use those knives in the kitchen today. Once you learn to sharpen a knife well using stones and oil you can use the same knives for (well, for me it's been 6 years) decades if you keep an edge on them.
I have a similar sharpener, i use it hunting and its good to touch up an edge while dressing a deer or moose because the hair kills an edge fast
My similar Victorinox sharpener that came with my tinker does a good job touching up both blades. The proper tool for a certain job.
I have an old small Gerber branded pull thru sharpener that has ceramic rods on 1 side and something gray on the other. I never got it to work well but I do prefer hair shaving Sharp knives. I have sharpening compound on my leather belt. It works really well for touching up a blade as long as there are no chips or burrs. Maybe your sharpener would work well with a strop.
Do your self a big favor and throw away that Gerber sharpener, after every pass you ceramic puts a layer of stuff on your knife and you have to go to a grinder to remove it
Nice, I carry the exact same knives... M-Thu I use my Osborne while in the office and then Fri-Sun Spyderco...
The sound of that blade on the file was enough to give me goosebumps!
Off topic but I found one of those vices on letgo for $60 I now have my own Wilton Snap on vice and love it ! Can’t find the right replacement jaws though so I just took my Dremel with a cutting wheel and refurbished the waffle pattern it’s great now :)!
Thanks for the demo of the pocket sizes knife sharpener. No too bad ! Thanks !
Hi everyone with this tip of sharpener's I have found its best to turn your knife upside down then pull the sharpener over the knife. This means you have more control and the knife does not hit anything like the vice it the wooden bench.
Not quite as compact but i love my spyderco “double stuff” , i load the leather pouch with some medium compound to strop afterwards and it gives you a really nice edge with a near mirror finish or the harder steels like m390 and 20cv etc like to be left a little toothy but if im at home i use the same process followed by the spyderco 306uf (ultra fine ceramic bench stone full size) ive never used wetstones since as not to risk getting the particles/slurry in the pivot
Thanks for the video
I love the running loctite joke🤣 haven't seen it in awhile.
Lansky has one that has carbide AND ceramic. They recommend that you don't use the carbide unless the knife is very dull. You might look into the various Lansky models to see if any of them are better.
Cody I would probably put this knife sharpener in with my camping gear!👍
Good place to put it would be with you flint fire stater now you have a knife sharpener just put them both together and add it to you ATV or motorcycle. in case you get lost or brake down... good Video's Cody and have to stay the night.
Wranglerstar, you’re awesome and I subscribed to your channel about a month ago and have been watching your content, you’re the reason I went and bought a benchmade and I also have a Spyderco now too. I wanted the 940 but they didn’t have it at cabela’s so I got a freek. But one day I will have a 940, thanks for all your awesome videos
The only pull through sharpener I use my is my Gatco with the medium and fine ceramic rods. Once watched video of what carbide does to knives and I'll never use it again. It doesn't sharpen, it tears an edge into it. In an emergency sure but for an every day thing oh hell no 😬
What if you had a gerber paralite that you used all day long cutting open boxes wouldn't this be a good thing to have on your keyring at work.
There are pull through sharpeners that have flexible arms. Those are actually pretty good because they act more like a Chef's steel and hones the edge without taking off a lot of metal. Great for maintaining a good edge but not for a far gone edge. I use the Hunter Honer but the Block sharpener is similar.
I've got one of these for my knife I use at work I keep it on my badge lanyard and it gets the job done
Well we now know that that was for sure a 1up bike rack for the van, you cut up the manual haha.
Enjoying these reviews
I have the same Para 3 and I think that I prefer the Para 2. But, I have been quite happy with a Ganzo F7563 that is less than $25 and robust as heck. The carbide sharpeners are only good for cheap knives and for an emergency after a major amount of edge damage. Otherwise, it’s not useful at all for maintaining an edge that’s adequate. It’s a restoration tool rather than a maintenance tool.
For a keychain sharpener its pretty damn good! Looks like it puts a good edge for field service
I think that you will find that the carbide tips can not only be rotated around the fixing screws, but they look like they will also flip over, giving double the edges to use for sharpening.
Sounds like a really good option for bug out bag, or just going hiking and you wanna touch up your blade. Cheap, so it doesn't matter so much if it gets lost.
Small, so it doesn't take up much space.
Light.
Shivers down my spine with that bench made on the file
In a pinch, use the bottom of a ceramic coffee mug, or saucer. The un-glazed portion works great for honing a knife.
I have a similar thing from snap on carbide but they just tear up a good blade and leave ridges on them a fine stone and the back of your leather belt to finish takes a lot of beating in my opinion 😎🇦🇺
I appreciate your commitment to the channel wranglerstar but I died inside a little watching the knife on file action haha
I will say I use this sharpener once in a while and its great for a quick sharpen. Ill throw it in my camping stuff sometimes or leave in my truck. I do leave it in the kitchen junk drawer and will use it on the junky cheap kitchen knives sometimes. I hate sharpening knives or maybe becasue I never really learned but I does work. But I do use this on occasion and then I use my leather belt to finish the blade and that helps a lot.
i think ill pick one up, the keychain factor means a quick daily sharpen , few strokes across the cutters every day should keep a good sharp blade id think
I carry one like that in my tool pouch at work I have a knife that takes a lot of abuse stripping cable and other jobs it probably shouldn’t I just swipe it through a few times and it’s good enough for what I use the knife for
Awesome videos as always!!
Next woodshop project: Building a wooden vise. Every woodshop needs one for that scenario. 6:10
I watched the whole video and still did not notice the locktight till the end lol!
In the description it says there are 'additional honing surfaces'. When/if i get an answer, I'll post it here.
It's not a sharpener i would use often however, in an emergency, heck yeah. I wouldn't hesitate to get that nearly instant sharp edge. At that compact size, i think it great. I've been in situations where carrying a sharpener just wasn't possible and wound up w a nearly unusable knife from dulling the edge. This sharpener would have really come in handy (and I'd probably have at least 1 less scar, lol). Thanks for the heads up. Be Blessed in all good things.
I think it would be cool if you and Jack set up a course for the tomahawks and did a little competition, looser gets to sharpen them
I like this idea,
Try the poker chip sharpener off of amazon, it's under 20.00,runs about 13.00 actually, I think it'll even sharpen karambit,knives cause of the curve,that's just in my opinion, I seen an older chap using this an he swears by it. Just thought you might like to check into this for your review on the channel.
I like the hunter honer better (or the similar Block sharpener). Essentially V sharpeners with flex which allows for honing without taking off a lot of metal like a chef's steel. I use them to maintain an edge (keeping a sharp edge sharp) but if I need to do serious sharpening then I use the Work Sharp with the blade grinding attachment. That thing is awesome.
You should check out the Wazoo Viking Whestone. Pretty small and really light and works like a charm
Also the best knife sharpener I’ve ever had besides my whetstones is the edgemaker and the edgemaker pro. Very inexpensive and makes the knives razor sharp. Highly recommend for having around the shop.
How does it compare to the smiths ones?
Oh damn, my eyes are cracking while watching you drag that beautiful knife over that file o.O
I dig seeing your progression through watches, Cody! As a watch collector it's always fun to see you wearing something different. Sidenote: You've about got me sold on the Spyderco Para 3 as a daily carry knife. I do carry a leatherman Surge for work, but want to get a new dedicated folding knife. The Para 3 is likely gonna be my next knife investment.
Is using the car window the same as using the ceramic part of a sharpener? Is it just removing burrs cleaning the edge? Window not really used for sharpening?
I've never heard of the glass trick - does this replace the need to strop on leather after a sharpen?
No it doesn't. It doesn't polish the blade it is just like a, let's say 2000grit stone. BTW the trick also works with the bottom of a plate or a ceramic mug.
@@marklichem appreciate the info, thanks.
HELOOOOOO
10:00 minutes I see your lock tight cody😂
Yea, I had to go back and ZOOM but I could just make it out.
What is the best knife sharpener for a backpack? I currently use a Worksharp.
"It's kind of like choosing between two children."
RIP His actual children
Wait, what do you mean??
@@orestunas1688 He's picking which knife's edge to destroy.
I have always been told to steer clear of those types of sharpeners compared to wet stones. They are good in emergency situations though.
i think it would be good to carry in your tackle box to help keep an edge on your fillet knife,the rockfish on the california coast have some pretty hardy bones and after a few fish my kershaw fillet knife does lose its edge somewhat,
Benchmade 940 Osborne. nice. my 940-1 is coming in in 4 days.
I’ve really enjoyed mine for quick tune ups but one of the teeth feel out. I wonder if Benchmade will replace it?
I keep a mini whetstone in my backpack and a small strop I made, it’s more than enough to keep my tools sharp when I’m out.
You said “take the knife across a file” and I audibly cringed and as soon as I did you said “yeah I know” as if replying to me lol
Do U still Use the Ken Onion belt sharpener? Curious abt report after month's of use ?? Great site so much 2 learn fm U TY alot
We have these in the uk called bladetec, they are really good for getting you of a muddle, there really good on opnel knives with carbon steel
I use that kind of sharpner in the feild. Extra light pressure many strokes and leather strop. It will be a serviceable edge and shave hair. Most of my knifes are not super steel that might make a diffrence.
I got a old oil stone from 1957 with the original receipt and box for like £15 and it'd probably only been used once if at all....then I got another one of the same brand boxed only need a corse one now and I'll have the full set
What brand/model knife are you using for this demo?
That would be a good backup in a pack or for hunting just if you need a quick touch up to get the job done
Life after the adventure van:
"When was the last time you used your F-250 pickup?"
Cody: "I used the window the other day to touch up my knife. Does that count?"
Loved the no nonsense video as always. Might not be the best knife sharpener, but it looks like it would fit in any pack or even EDC.
@keith moore haha yeah I was just kidding because in another video he said he barely uses it since he got the van.
I have diamond stones and other sharpening stones. However, my favorite two sharpeners are from Lansky. One is a wood block with holes set at 20 and 25 degrees that hold either diamond encrusted metal sharpening sticks or ceramic sticks. The other is a small pocket sharpener with rough carbide V cutters, ceramic V cutters, plus a diamond and ceramic surfaces for touching up serrated blades. It's not the best sharpener in the world but it will always have a spot in my packs for touching up a blade. Best of all, they are under $10.
Can I do a bit better with other sharpeners? Sure... but it's not always worth the time investment.
i have the same key ring deal. Good idea with the rubber. I drop my keys every now and again by pressing it in by accident.
You are the kind of person I would love to sit down with and have a conversation with. I have vastly different beliefs then you but some similar beliefs. And would be nice to have a conversation on this stuff lol.
Thanks Kyle,
I would love to see a video on the 1UP bike rack.
10/10 for the Loctite background.
I can see how this would or could be helpful in certain situations. I won’t be buying it, but can still see how it could be useful. I was cringing at watching you dull that razor sharp knife. My friend, God bless and take care!
Instead of using a glass window if you can find a marble sharpener for old strait edge razor those also work great
Damn that Loctite blended right in I looked at it and didn't even realize what it was
great video. In another topic do you have solar panels to supply electricity to your house?
I would like to see a version with a ceramic spot in addition to the "ceramatized duromite" lol. Maybe a just ceramic one with the same form factor as this one to touch up your knives on the go.
Love the vids!
i love my diamond sharpenier by hf is awesome for under $10 and lobe your vids too
About 8 minutes in is best sound ever.
I don't even own a stone anymore, for my urban tasks I've done phenomenally with just a coffee cup and strop on Duck pants, especially on anything with that spray cheese soft Victorinox steel. Works just as well with anything high carbon.
Didn't Jimmy " JJ " Walker used to yell out " DUROMITE " on the 70s show Good Times when he got excited about something?
Matt Howard it was “Dyno-mite!” But yeah pretty funny, thumbs up!