Being a russian myself i can assure you that nothing is wrong with the price. It stayed the same. I checked it multiple times already. Please pay attention to that there are 2 different "kits". The K-01 is very simple one and e.g. there are no parts integrated as shown in 3:00 - 4:30 here. Those are in K-02 kit! Further down you can select the parts that you need for yourself so you can specify your buy! I just checked the price for what i would prefer: K-02 basic kit + 1x 2 small holders + 2x diamond stones kit (Venew diamond stones are the BEAST! i tried them multiple times!) + leather on aluminum bar + Dialux abrasive paste kit + 3x screwdriver-keys (for holders). Pay attention that I removed the ground plate (see no reason in it and i have enough materials to make my own stable ground unit) and 1x big holder (those 2 small ones will do most of the job well in my opinion!). That got me to around 315$. can't buy it though because i have no money atm ^^. Feel free to ask if you have problems with translation!

@queefersutherland8495

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud I'm gonna check in to these. Want to make sure I get everything I need first time.

@SV-Flying-Tigress

3 жыл бұрын

@@queefersutherland8495 They are $935.09 for this kit now ....

@queefersutherland8495

3 жыл бұрын

@@SV-Flying-Tigress whoa that is quite an increase from the last price. Thanks for telling me.

@samezelle2353

3 жыл бұрын

6th

As a machinist, I am very impressed at the thought and detail that went into making this wonderfully engineered contraption.

I have been sharpening knives all my life, I have dozens of stones of all kinds and not to toot my own horn but you'll be shaving after I'm done, that being said...I just bought one of these, totally impressed.

@gregorysmith6102

6 жыл бұрын

KLRCory I'm very curious about this system. I would love to get some input from you as I have found little else online about it. I appreciate any information about it you can give. I am considering a step away from the kitchen (im a cook) and into the sharpening business. My email is go2gregoryjsmith@gmail.com. thanks again

@kalev60

5 жыл бұрын

old-school solid design, professionally built thought, looks really nice. Been using self-made one for carpentry axes, works well, still worth the effort to learn free hand when you have to sharpen in the woods though.

@jakecorreia8675

5 жыл бұрын

Curious about the cost cause it looks like the set he had in the vid ia upwards of $550usd?

@jeremylong6229

5 жыл бұрын

Same but man can NOT get a knife as sharp as a jig system can get it.

@JerryWDaviscom

4 жыл бұрын

@@jeremylong6229 Maybe not, but I can shave with my axes, all hand sharpened. It isn't hard or tricky to do. A consistent stroke is necessary. And after a lifetime of practice, I have a very consistent stroke :)

The AK-47 of knife sharpeners. I love that description.

@user-xz6su8pd9e

5 жыл бұрын

@@jacobwalls452 I don't think the precision was the quality compared here. It's a sturdy thing that was made to get the job done.

@kevinobyrne8020

4 жыл бұрын

@@jacobwalls452 In fairness though you're right

@MrYayboo

4 жыл бұрын

Not even close, ak47 was a shity gun. Check history, it was quickly replaced with AKM and later with ak74

@MrYayboo

4 жыл бұрын

hairy otter меня тоже

@Morngaroth

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure if you guys know, this sharpener is being produced in Izhevsk as well, the Kalashnikov's city.

I love how russians build things. No frills no bullshit, just function

I was a machinist/toolmaker for over twenty five years and can fully appreciate the amount of engineering and beautiful precision workmenship that went into that amazing knife sharpening jig. Every detail is thought out making the use of the knife sharpener easy to use and a real pleasure to own. Thank you for making that video , it sure made my day John

The thought and care that went into this machine is impressive, simply beautiful.

Thanks Cody, just ordered mine. Love the channel! Its great to see Jack getting involved in some of the outdoor projects. Your doing a great job, living the REAL dream.

and it even looks pretty :) I wouldn't have problem having this permanently on shelf in my kitchen

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

You must have more space in your kitchen! :) MrsW

@obi-wankenobi9871

7 жыл бұрын

Sorry man, please dont get me wrong but 2:08 sounds so damn wrong.

@hermanngoring397

7 жыл бұрын

LMAOOO

Not to brag, but to inform; I sharpen our kitchen knife on the bottom of our coffee cups. The rough ceramic on the bottom works great.

@lanceroark6386

7 жыл бұрын

+Canadian Metis Man yeah. Cody knows what he's doing and does it well, but I can't afford that stuff. Coffee cups? I have those.

@PieterG159

7 жыл бұрын

Actually, since ceramic is a lot harder material than steel, the rough part on the bottom of a ceramic coffee cup does sharpen knives well (as in removing steel). You can see this by the black lines of fine steel particles it leaves behind on the coffee cup.

@DogsBAwesome

7 жыл бұрын

I was a chef for 25 years so I'm pretty good at sharpening knives and yes I have a $25 ceramic sharpener that gives the best results I've ever had. That said most chefs can't sharpen a knife properly. This setup though would be good for tiny knives where you can't get a good sharpening rhythm going

@pauljs75

7 жыл бұрын

You can also buy ceramic stones or rods specifically for knife sharpening. It's something like a 10,000 grit eqivalent for fine and 20,000+ for extra fine. On average ceramics also wear better than natural, and you occasionally clean them with something like BonAmi and a 3M scouring pad if they load up after a while. Only downside? Don't ever drop it.

@jijzer4581

7 жыл бұрын

In asia where i live they sharpen the knives on a food preparing pot and hell they are sharp.

That's one of the most amazingly designed and built sharpeners I have ever seen! Thank you Wranglerstar, for sharing it and going through its operation for us. I have got to have one!

Thank you to you and your friend that sent it to you. This is the best one I have seen and the machining and the percision it is made is wonderful.

What a fine piece of engineering....great video. I don't know if you knew it...but as far as Cutco cutlery goes..they come with a lifetime warranty. They will replace them with a new one if anything goes wrong ever and you can send them back to Cutco and they will sharpen them for free. They are wonderful knifes and are made of surgical steel. The handles are made of ebonite ...what bowling balls are made of, and the rivets are nickle silver. If you have any of their serrated edged slicer knives..they have what they call a double D edge. That edge is the same used on a ophthalmologists scalpel. You can shave the hair right off your arm with them if sharp. This wonderful sharpener from Russia may not sharpen serrated edged knifes. If you wife has any of those send them back to Cutco and I believe they will sharpen them for free. Thanks for the great video.

@texaschizophrenic

7 жыл бұрын

+Ashe S Cutco is garbage bro. Who cares about the product when it's tied to a scam company like Vector?

@johnnyohness

7 жыл бұрын

I don't know what the status of Cutco is now, but my Mother had it in the 60's. I personally sold tons of it in the 70's. It may have changed hands since then but it was Alcoa owned back then. I still have Cutco that is over 50 years old and still great. I didn't mean to take away from this Russian sharpener. It looks fantastic and an going to purchase one. I know ir would do fantastic on my high carbon steel hinting and fishing knifes. It is really a work of art.

@johnnyohness

7 жыл бұрын

Yes you are right. I am not familiar with the brand Vector...as they must have bought the Cutco division from Alcoa some years back. Years ago when I was selling Cutco the whole set was about 150.00 If my memory serves me right. That was back in the late 60's. I know times have changed a lot. Can't imagine what they are now.

@sharxbyte

7 жыл бұрын

I sold a couple years back. Vector is their sales recruiting and marketing arm, and I've heard management horror stories, but in general other than high pressure sales from some of them it wasn't a bad experience and the products are still well made and supported.

Can't get through the day without a little Wranglerstar in it! Thank you for the inspiration Cody!

@cfluke9248

7 жыл бұрын

Definitely would like a Part 2

@robiec2169

7 жыл бұрын

Yup...He's got me hooked on getting all my handed-down axes and hatchets in shape.

@crayzay2495

4 жыл бұрын

3 years later and he didnt see your comment😔

incredibly engineered tool!! love the revue and your channel. you seem to be able to give unbiased revues but your enthusiasm at finding something genuinely useful and well made is infectious.THANK YOU

This pece of machinery is the great example of post communstic thinking: 1. It MUST be build to last 2. Even if it breaks, it NEED to be easy to repair 3. It MUST be easy to use

@ahal_gokdepe

6 жыл бұрын

vs German Capitalist Engineering : 1. It MUST be build so that it breaks, so that we can also make money on fixing it 2. It has to have a good exterior design - so that it sells for looks. Otherwise no-one will buy a product that breaks often 3. It must be easy to use

Would love to see part two thanks Cody! -Paul

Wranglerstar, One: What happened to the explosive wasp video? Two: Why no more bible study videos? I'm not a Christian per se but I loved them! I know you got a lot of hate, but I think you overall made a positive impact on people!

@themodernadventurer4320

7 жыл бұрын

He basically made a small bomb. I'm not knocking it but it probably didn't go ever to well legally. Welcome to the so called land of the free. I could be wrong tho=)....

@appleman1999

7 жыл бұрын

I have been thinking that myself about the wasp video. If I was guessing I would say he took it down because it's probably not a good idea to show people how to make explosives... That's my guess anyway.

@nenben101

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah that's what I thought as well. It's a shame because I loved that video!

@mrgoob76

7 жыл бұрын

no youtube probably censored it... i am concerned for wranglerstar to be honest with these new stupid rules they have

@fsevilla1

7 жыл бұрын

+appleman1999 yes more when that's really close to one of the poor man James Bond book explosives and that book is banned

Beautiful tool ! You can see the Manufacturer Has Passion & it's A Labor of Love !

The cinematography has improved significantly over the years, Cody. Such a pleasant thing to see.

WOW! That is a work of art!!

as a person that realy likes well made machines, i loved this! i dont need one, but just beautifull to see such a well made equipment! NICE

This was the first video of yours that I've watched, been with you ever since. I'm 17 years old and I really enjoy learning life skills from your videos :)

Keep up the good work. Mr W. God bless you and your family.

superb russian engineering

@tobir693

7 жыл бұрын

That's what you have Germans for :D

@M3iscool

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, my Beetle was piece of crap, rest it's soul.

@M3iscool

7 жыл бұрын

***** Oh yeah, for sure.

@tobir693

7 жыл бұрын

***** hehehehe. that's a great project idea.

@porschecollector727

7 жыл бұрын

Auto industry is still heavily corrupted with huge bureaucracy on top of it. Thus even the greatest of ideas are buried as soon as they apear

You know what's sad about this video? That it reminds us that America no longer makes such great tools and is nothing more than a nation of consumption, rather than the nation of producers that we once were.

@doloinc

7 жыл бұрын

This has nothing to do with the cost of the product. I'm highlighting the fact that America no longer makes quality products like we used to. Take craftsman tools, for instance. What was once a very respectable tool line is now chinese junk.

@Matthew-mq6fz

7 жыл бұрын

We still produce plenty of things; it's just that what we make has changed. Our textile manufacturing and lower-end consumer goods (hand tools, for example) have mostly moved overseas, but higher-end technology manufacturing has taken its place. Of course, these newer industries often employ less people than once worked in the textile or steel mills. But to suggest the US has fallen behind Russia in manufacturing (in anything but small arms) because of this nifty---and probably unavailable to most American consumers--knife sharpener, is silly.

@Matthew-mq6fz

7 жыл бұрын

For an American to produce a set of quality wrenches and recieve a fair living wage, those wrenches would have to be priced much higher than they are when they're made by some Chinese kid who can survive off pennies a day.

@doloinc

7 жыл бұрын

30 years ago, you could obtain quality American made hand tools for not much more than 'quality' tools made in China today. Now, even the 'high quality' and expensive tools manufactured in America fail in comparison to mid range, inexpensive tools manufactured 30 years ago. Again, prime example is Craftsman. Many of the craftsman tools my father obtained in the 70s and 80s are still far superior in quality and build than expensive 'American quality' Craftsman tools he bought just last year.

@Matthew-mq6fz

7 жыл бұрын

+doloinc I'm totally aware of that. But again, our economy has changed since those days. And in order to still be able to actually afford hand tools, to keep the price reasonable and affordable, it has to be made by someone in a country who has a lower standard of living than ours. Sad, yes, but that's what we as consumers have demanded since the Industrial Revolution, really. But still, I see nothing made in Russian on the shelves where I shop.

Great video, keep on doing what you enjoy doing, never let the negativity catch up. It takes people of character and heart to have appreciation for the things you share with others.

It's so satisfying to watch this device and the green box it came in is awesome too and you can use it to store other stuff.

This is truly amazing. Too bad it's probably more money than I can spend. If I had one I would just marvel at the engineering of it.

@usMarinecuv902

7 жыл бұрын

$220?!! That's tempting...

@droyce4596

7 жыл бұрын

i had to make a bowl of cereal when i saw the price so i could spit out every bite. i thought it would be 750 at the very least. if i wasnt so broke i would order it right now, but im gonna wait a bit. what a deal tho

@Riyame

7 жыл бұрын

More like $350. He got the K102 "Standard" which is the upgraded version

@droyce4596

7 жыл бұрын

***** i have the lansky set with the diamond stones and ceramic and arkansas and the leather strop "stone". if i had to describe the lansky system in one word, it would be finicky. if you put different pressure on the stone, the rod will bend ever so sligbtly which changes the angle enough to make it look wierd and also affect sharpness. if you use more than one rod, it wont work because each rod seems to be at least slightly bent different. if you dont get the rod tightened into the stone at the exact same depth each time, it will ruin the edge. because the rod guide hole is oval, if the rod moves to the other side of the oval it is changing the angle of contact. unless the blade is straight with no curve, the angle is changing as you move along the blade.. actually a straight blade is also changing angles, you would need a semicicrcle blade. however, if you correct for all of these things and work slowly, you can get very good results, altho i have never been able to get mirror finish without a separate step, i can get it shiny so i can read letters clearly in the reflection, but in most light you can see plenty of scratch marks. for me, setting a profile and working to hair popping sharp takes a few hours, which is super slow but i do it while watching tv and its relaxing. still, i would love a better system, or the skill to hand sharpen like a pro

When things are free everything is great

Thanks for the review. Your excitement and appreciation for the workmanship and their solution to knife sharpening, was obvious. Unfortunately for me, too expensive on my budget. Keep up the good job. Much appreciated. :-)

Simple, elegant, and it will probably work pretty much forever. Gotta love the way Russians design things. Good job Paul!

Yes mr Cody please do a part two on the knife sharpener

"It's like an AK47, overbuild, robust, attention to detail" You got 1 of the 3 right. The receiver was originally made of a solid steel block, damn straight it's robust.

It's crazy, I watched this (and several other of your old videos) years ago before you blew up again recently for proho. God bless

You finally got one of those! They are amazing!

Wish that it really was only $240. As of today, the price for the "wranglerstar" kit is $388 before shipping

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

It used to be $240....

@Riyame

7 жыл бұрын

No it did not. I will prove it to you. Go to this link. It is the Way Back internet time machine. It allows you to see cached versions of websites. web.archive.org/web/*/tsprof.com For TSprof we have several, but I will go with May 21st since it was MONTHS before you video came out. web.archive.org/web/20160521003651/tsprof.com/ If you scroll down you will see there are kits and these are the prices you quoted. Notice how none of them look like the one you got? Go up a little bit above those green check marks. Click the white rectangle that says "Profile K02". Now scroll down and look at the middle kit. Does it look a bit more familiar? The price of the kit that you received when the video went live was around $346. You made a simple mistake when comparing and pricing the different units. You can even compare the prices now to the prices back then. PLEASE make sure to scroll farther down to the parts selector so you can see how much each individual part varied as some of the kits changed and prices reflect that.

@cliffordduhh45

7 жыл бұрын

Wranglerstar I was hoping this video was a year or two old, just so the hype would go down. I just found your channel and just found the sharpener of my dreams. But they're backordered and I'm sure I'll just get worse from here. Yikes!

@AgriculturalLife

7 жыл бұрын

it's still $241 ... The profile K1 basic set is $241. The masterpiece, the 'profile K2 professional kit' is $644. I believe, still a good price for what you get.

@greenmachine1987

6 жыл бұрын

Supply and demand... If the quality is really as good as he claims, the Mfg cost can't be cheap, and production is probably done on a small "craft" level, not an industrial mass production scale. Very few products are still machined in mass scale, it would be cheaper to cast or stamp a product once it gets to a certain scale. Machining takes much longer and is much more expensive and can not be scaled up as quickly... Ask the Germans about MG34's vs Mg42's... So if these machines are milled and machined, and he gets a huge boost in demand, he cant just snap his fingers and make 1000 more overnight, so naturally the price will go up.... Before this video, he probably didn't have that much market exposure, probably none over seas...

Totally over-engineered for sharpening knifes , but I do love it , it's a work of art.

Please make part 2. I watched this over and over and can't have enough (:

@hectorperez7655

4 жыл бұрын

part 2 is out

Mr. K you had me ROTFL through the whole video! You my friend are a real Cut-up! I sharpened my 2 1/2 inch Old Timer and it's now razor sharp... I sliced right through a tooth pic with one single slice. It's so sharp I can get a job at Stop & Shop slicing salami... I now can walk down the dark and dimly lit Alley on my way to work. For that I thank you, I can't wait to wheele it in the Alley tonight, or any other night. For that I thank you. "The Vigilante"

The guy just open the box and we hear a loud scream saying: "CHEEKI BREEKI AV DAMKE!!!"

@heinrichb

7 жыл бұрын

It's "Chiki, briki i v damke". There is no "av" or "iv" in the language of slavsquats.

@durrantmiller8810

7 жыл бұрын

*hardbass intensifies*

@donutz424

7 жыл бұрын

When is that?

@comrade4251

6 жыл бұрын

Чики брики и в дамки)

@user-zd9lo9hk3k

6 жыл бұрын

Анухин87 Привет от зебры ха.

you could of just sent the cutco knifes back for free to get resharpened for free.

@Roonasaur

7 жыл бұрын

Homesteading is all about having the ability to do things yourself, and not depending on people to sharpen your knives for you. Just in case they're not around someday . . .

@bucklanddarrell3911

7 жыл бұрын

I understand that, and agree with your statement. I will point out however that going out and buying a new one instead is not an improvement. The reason to get Cutco knives is the lifetime warranty and lifetime sharpening (assuming you can't do it yourself)

@notjoshing

7 жыл бұрын

He still can't do the DD edges without a file.

@blauschuh

7 жыл бұрын

but it's ok to get something air mailed from Russia ....

@Roonasaur

7 жыл бұрын

blauschuh It's ok, because this is a one-and-done increase in self-sufficiency. If they maintain this contraption well enough, it will in all likelihood last longer than them, AND their son, and possibly his son too . . . REGARDLESS of what happens to the original supplier. (And, with 9 days shipping time - is what I think I remember him saying - this was not airmailed.)

Ive seen this tool on other videos here and there . and ive always thaught that this tool would fit perfectly on this channel !!! Nice addition

That is a kit that I would love to have! Only reason I won't be ordering it any time soon is the cost. Watching you use it and seeing all the adjustments and features, the build quality. Man, I can bet its worth every penny, which is good, because this guy wants a great many of my pennies!

The machinist is a true craftsman. I want one now but can't justify the cost. Russia and America are both amazing countries. It is only politics (and corruption) that is the problem.

@ghilliem.g.5824

3 жыл бұрын

America is a continet

@burgerbobbelcher

3 жыл бұрын

@@ghilliem.g.5824 North America is a continent. USA is a country.

@ghilliem.g.5824

3 жыл бұрын

@@burgerbobbelcher there are moltiple ways to divide continents, sometimes the Americas are refered as a single continent (America) and sometimes as separate continents (South, Central and North america, or just South and North america), but both of those are correct

@ghilliem.g.5824

2 жыл бұрын

@@rickeycooley9139 i respectfully disagree with you on that one

@georgeyoung4292

2 жыл бұрын

@@ghilliem.g.5824 Ok genius.. When someone says America , he mean USA not continent!!! Wow you stunned me with your knowledge of Geography😂

wow that's impressive. I know what I'm putting on my Christmas list

I am sure Mrs W is never disappointed in anything you do for her my friend , as its done with love, and you try your best that is all she asks :) you ask her my friend :)

Dear Wranglestar. This is the video that got me thinking "how have i not subscribed to this channel yet?" Thank you for your videos! I like to keep my knives super sharp (maybe because wounds tend to heal faster when made with a sharp knife, and i might have made a few) i have been searching for a good jig for knife sharpening and you have brought me together with the best, it seems. So again thank you!

$417 USD ($549 AUD) as of 7/7/17 (This date is perfect for those who Day/Month/Year VS Month/Day/Year) Very expensive for a sharpener, however the engineering in such an item should mean it should last many generations and thousands of restored blades with little maintenance. A dull and/or chipped blade, no matter the original cost of it should never be thrown out if it still has the potential to be resharpened, remain useful and used for many more years. This eventually could save you money, reduce waste and also (hopefully) teaches us that the throw out culture we have become is certainly not the way to go. Hopefully this sharpener also works on other cutting tools and not just knives. This is why I don't mind saving longer to spending more on a quality product that will get plenty of use throughout the years and genuinely last.

@TheZloymedved

6 жыл бұрын

well said

@adamszuszkiewicz1709

6 жыл бұрын

definitely worth it, you'd be able to make your money back pretty easily too

@vaasatraktorist531

6 жыл бұрын

such prices for sanctions

@steirqwe7956

6 жыл бұрын

Keep in mind that this product ins't designed to home use, it is clearly too expensive and unnecesary productive for a regular person who need to sharpen three or four knifes per year. This machinery is made for commercial use and for those who for some reason have to sharpening a lot of tools on a regular basis. If you sharpen 10 or 20 knifes per day its more than affordable for you.

@khongbiet1000

6 жыл бұрын

Steir Qwe- I agree with you concerning this product. I also disagree with this product because sharpening personal knives with a stone or a steel is a skill. Butchers,hunters,chefs and more have used skill to sharpen. This looks great though!

The CNC parts alone in the US would cost over USD $1,000.00. $220 is a steal

Mr. Wranglerstar is a lucky man to have you sharpening his knives!

@stevebrauner1961

5 жыл бұрын

Mr. Wranglerstar " never says anything but he's always disappointed" kzread.info/dash/bejne/nWeHxKeQdranaNY.html

If I had $300 Dollars I'd have bought this ages ago. It looks not only productive but entertaining as well. Adding to my wishlist! Thank You WranglerStar!

Here is a challenger. Go to the dollar store and buy a kitchen knife and try it. I'd like to see the results.

@MrMarkpoole

7 жыл бұрын

It would probably put a good edge on it.How long the edge would last is another matter.

@chefdan87

7 жыл бұрын

You can get them sharp but the problem is they will not retain their edge for long. Cheap metal. Germans and the Japanese have fine culinary knives on lock down, its hard to find better steel.

@georges8348

7 жыл бұрын

Chef D, Lamson & Goodnow, operating as Lamson Sharp on line. Out of Shelburne Falls Massachusetts. One of the oldest cutlerers in the US and up until last year still operating in their original mill buildings in downtown Shelburne Falls hard by the Deerfield river. They started out in 1837. Their best forged is as good or better than any of the German or Japanese I've tried.They also make kitchen tools, print maker's ink knives , window glazers tools and Christmas tree trimming knives. I like pawing through the dusty boxes stacked underneath the display tables in their factory outlet store. G.

@Coxy002605

7 жыл бұрын

Lamson are made from German steel, and only 4116 Stainless. Not that impressive.

@franklinowen7350

7 жыл бұрын

Try Swedish steel.

I spoke with Paul this morning and bought my system. I do not need the pro system so mine does not have the rotating knife clamp. I had him include the diamond stones for reprofiling damaged edges. Paul made it easy.

@tom_olofsson

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for showing us this terrific system.

@MrDavdavy

7 жыл бұрын

How much did you pay for it, if you don't mind me asking. It seems he raised the prices by 50 PERCENT or more the biggest one only cost 424 when the video came out.

@tom_olofsson

7 жыл бұрын

I got some extras including the double clamp for long knives, the stand, and diamond abrasive stones. Shipping is $85. Total came to $387. It looks to me that you could cut cost by leaving out the extras and cut about $150 off the total. Still beats a Wicked Edge by a mile. I did not get the rotating bearing shown in W's video.

@khm2128

7 жыл бұрын

So what. Go find it elsewhere, if you prefer different pricing.

@tom_olofsson

7 жыл бұрын

Kate, Not sure to which comment you are responding. My response was to DavDavy's request for pricing info. I think it was a great price and as I said Paul was easy to work with particularly given the time zone he called from. He keeps some late hours.

I'm not a machinist (retired engineer with a variety of interests), but I'm impressed. Nice work.

Well good for him. The price went up but he made a killer invention. Kudos

Where do I get one? That thing is heavy and bulky... the way quality equipment used to be made. I like sharp knifes and this thing is the ticket. Great video.

@Riyame

7 жыл бұрын

Link is in the video description but he had to turn off ordering because he had so many orders coming in.

Man, that is indeed the best I've ever seen! I'm a knife guy too. Russian engineering is often incredibly over built and this is no exception. I'm sure it's close to if not more than a grand and probably worth every dime. I'd never afford it, so I'm kind of stuck free handing and just got a Worksharp that's really working well for my needs. The key to everything is to maintain your edges with a strop and hone when needed. But stropping is the best you can do. Loaded leather with diamond abrasive is great. I wish I could get this sharpener though! Damn

@squat224

7 жыл бұрын

Not even close, I'm not sure how much shipping is, but the unit with extra stones is around 350. Hell of a bargain for what you get, really.

@Traderjoe

7 жыл бұрын

+Squat251 Gaming No way! Seriously?

@squat224

7 жыл бұрын

traderjoes yep, he links to the site to buy them in the description

@dcjxd

7 жыл бұрын

Oh damn, that's really reasonable for that quality.

@koool56

7 жыл бұрын

I guess I know what you gonna buy next (= Delivery costs not too bad, I would guess about 50$

Being a machinist, the first thing I thought as you were pulling the parts out was "that looks like a machinist tool". I can tell you that this is the type of approach I would have taken in developing something similar. And yes, this is a high quality device, great engineering and an absolute work of art. Now, you've likely given him a big problem but it's a good problem to have: that being, keeping parts in stock. My boss recently made some little seat spacer for Toyota Tacomas. He was selling them alright on a machinist forum but he finally had a KZreadr review them and now he can barely keep up with demand.

Wauww that is a wonderful beautiful design, incredible! Great to see some true craftsmanship and ingenuity created with heart and soul

WOW! I will be getting my husband one of these.

@i0am0the0one0

7 жыл бұрын

well he is 1 lucky man

@homerotreto9391

7 жыл бұрын

marry me!

I was going to purchase the big set, but he has now put the price up about 100 usd...

@batbatbox

7 жыл бұрын

200 usd*

@Riyame

7 жыл бұрын

$200 for the complete kit only, and that is because they added different clamps, scissor attachment and the big plastic carrying case.

@arboristBlairGlenn

7 жыл бұрын

Riyame I was not happy with what I received. 550.00 for K01. Poor machining, parts didn't fit. I had to fix it

@mister3oh7

7 жыл бұрын

arboristBlairGlenn so you dont recommend buying the product?

@Riyame

7 жыл бұрын

I have asked him to post his issues on a forum thread frequented by the maker and even provided a direct link and he has failed to do so. I received my K02 and love it. There was a loose nut that caused an early problem but I leveled the bar and tightened it up.

For anyone watching this now, the current price for the "wranglerstar" kit is $502USD they were (when i ordered mine) a little behind on manufacturing took a little over a month to come in, to be fair they told me this in advance before they ever even asked for my shipping or billing info. I decided to go ahead and order in advance and pay in advance because i knew at the time i could afford it. Got the sharpening system in yesterday took a minute to get setup a few things needed adjusting but no issues what so ever i absolutely love it. Paul Techman if you read this you make a great product that i will have for years to come referring this to a few local businesses that i know offer knife sharpening. Going back to my "review" on the product its quite a big bigger than it looks in this video it takes up a good bit of space but it feels extremely heavy duty. Just the first few minutes of use and i can already tell this product will last decades.

I would most definitely vote for part 2 and watch you sharpen some more knives with this system!!

This is like a cleaner version of an AvE BOLTR video.

@garretr4488

7 жыл бұрын

hahaha good ol AvE

@lorencarey7161

7 жыл бұрын

AvE goes into way more depth

@travisthejiu-jitsuguy3743

7 жыл бұрын

LCN on WranglerstaR talking about AVE!! ITS LIKE A MYTH OR SOMTHING, seeing as i follow all three very closely!!

@85krink

7 жыл бұрын

I have a bad habit of yelling at KZread videos that are out of focus now. Focus Ya Fak!

@droddy2hottie

7 жыл бұрын

That's not too bad. I've got to where I yell it at random things at this point.

Its to bad the price had to increase so much since this video. I understand supply and demand but 45% increase in a little over a month seems a little crazy. hopefully wranglerstar is getting a cut because they even renamed the kit he has to the "Wranglerstar kit"

@Riyame

7 жыл бұрын

Cody quoted the price for the K01 model, not the K02 unit that he received. The K01 went up $25 while the K02 went up $40.

@ALLCAPS

6 жыл бұрын

You understand supply and demand but you're crying over a 45% increase? Lol Most places like Apple and Best Buy hike up their prices 200% -- what you're crying about is nothing. Smart move, I'm buying it.

@harvestn9841

6 жыл бұрын

Neither Apple nor Best Buy sells knife sharpeners, (only electronics last I checked,) so that is an irrelevant comparison.

@cudiedgar

6 жыл бұрын

I imagine that guy can't make them by himself, a bit patience and time does wonders

@BofhJohn

6 жыл бұрын

That sounds like "Market Bear" pricing. Basically you jack the price until the orders stop and then run a sale on it.

I'm blown away by this product and the price! Amazing!

Although his videos may be drawn out, notice the lack of midroll ads. This is what I wish all youtubers were like.

cutco, has a lifetime warranty to sharpen your knife. just send it in and you get it back sharp as the day you bought it.

@xXxNECROMONGERxXx

7 жыл бұрын

And in the meantime, you're without a knife.

@cadarok1079

7 жыл бұрын

I can't denie that.

@donmadlung3642

7 жыл бұрын

better than buying a new one

@squat224

7 жыл бұрын

So, buy two. Use them one at a time.

@Robertbruceb

7 жыл бұрын

I broke the tip off one of my cutco knives and they replaced the knife for free. Sent back the knife and sent back another knife just for sharpening. Quick turn around time. I have many other knives to use in the mean time.

The price of this sharpener has almost doubled in the past month or so. Time to continue on with my search for an affordable knife sharpening system.

@Chris-sf7ug

7 жыл бұрын

Art Heen I had this same problem with the old smiths kit that's like this. Right wear the blade profiles up at the tip you get a more shallow angle.

one of the best reviews I've ever seen! thank you

To me, I always wanted a sharpening jig. Always did, it seemed so nice. But all I had was an Arkansas stone. And you know, I actually got really good at sharpening. Not better than with a jig, but incredibly sharp. And I can't leave the stone now, it is so soothing and peaceful to be alone in my shop, me and the stone sharpening a blade as partners.

I had to subscribe just because you are just so damn adorable! (in a geeky, smart way, no offence to the Mrs.) Great product too and really great work presenting the review in this video. I happened upon this video via FB (and people say FB is a waste of time). Anyway, thanks for this and now I look forward to watching more of your videos. :-)

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Darlene

i literally picked up a sharpening stone and any knife and turn it into a razor in about 2 mins. but to each his own

@airconditioner84

7 жыл бұрын

i sharpen my carry knife that i use everyday about every 2 months.

@jacobs.7205

7 жыл бұрын

So one stone can sharpen any blade steel in any condition in a couple minutes? You must be really talented.

@metricruler1876

7 жыл бұрын

Make that three stones and I'll agree - it's all anyone needs. Coarse to remove damage, Medium to get an angle, then Fine to polish it. You can get fanatical about it and run up to 10,000 grit or more, but for an EDC that fine a finish won't last. If I was knocking out high volumes of blades daily, fine ... to maintain a typical home's 10-20 blades - that sort of outlay is excessive indulgence! This video brought to you by the wrangle selling channel

@airconditioner84

7 жыл бұрын

i can do it and its easy

@animalmother8465

7 жыл бұрын

Jesus Christ man, that's such bullshit. Oh yeah, I can sharpen a knife way better than a razor's edge and I don't even have to use a sharpening stone. I just go out front and get any old stone out of my yard, that's how fucking good I am. God, what a dick head, This guy just wanted to show us something kick ass and you're going to bitch about a product that will kick your ass any day, what's wrong with you . Quit hating on everything Debbie Downer, you're bumming us out.

I waited 4 months for mine to arrive from Russia. This is a great sharpener. Thanks for your review

What a bit of kit, well impressed !!!

$424 dollars is a lot for a common man like me. I do pretty well free hand and if I can't handle it we have a gentleman that does an awesome job for a fiver.

@jonlanier_

7 жыл бұрын

I don't believe him for a moment. This is an advertisement payoff. He is getting good at not looking like he is getting a payoff. But hey, who could blame him? It's a business. For that kind of money, you can do a lot better.

@Sithus666

7 жыл бұрын

Won't be long before the Chinese have it copied like the Edge Pro Apex

@garrickbrewer8907

7 жыл бұрын

what about 216 for the basic on though?

@chrisgates7664

7 жыл бұрын

You must be new here, or your memory is sub par. Anyone else watch the reviews of splitting mauls. he rightly tore that piece of garbage into tiny pieces and burned it. Who knows, maybe it was a dream.

@velvanae

7 жыл бұрын

time = money. so the less time you spend sharpening the more money you make by using the sharpened knife, scissors ect. Who says you can't sharpen other peoples knifes and so on and charge them a little. Also would be a great tool for blade smiths. Remember not everyone that watches this channel all do the same thing. I remember when Cody did a review on a Bahco hatchet and didn't like it much. I can say that Cody will give his honest thoughts on things he is gifted or things he is sent to try out. I also remember how many people criticized him for his custom made boots.

hmm video saying something is incredible, maybe he is sponsored - check description, yup he is sponsored. click next video.

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

Sponsored? We received no money. MrsW

@arcforceworld

7 жыл бұрын

this may or may not be a "sponsored" video, but I will say this for sure. I've been watching his videos for some time and I can tell you for certain that his reaction to getting the results he gets with this thing are genuine. He literally does suck at hand sharpening. For him this machine is literally a godsend.

@Beanpapac15

7 жыл бұрын

He would have to have to specify in the video if he was getting paid otherwise he'd be violating the terms of service. He does go heavy on the edge pro which quite a few people say is very good so I would look for a second opinion on both.

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

MKRM27 No. If we were to agree to show something we would definitely say so. However, if we get 100 knives mailed to us (never agreeing to show any of them in any video), like 5 and show 1 in a video is that sponsored? I would say no but we would still feel an obligation to say that we received it for free. Do you think that is fair? MrsW

@1221vito

7 жыл бұрын

Why would you care? What's it to you if he receives money, free product, or a kick in the groin for posting any video? If he made a million bucks off the video what difference would it make to anyone? If you're suggesting that his opinion on the quality is based on some kind of reward from the manufacturer I'd say you haven't been around very long...I'd also say look at it and draw your own conclusions.. It's obviously a badass sharpener no matter who's looking at it or whether or not someone makes a video about it.

Great Review and thanks ! Very glad to join Your Site !

The box it arrives in is pretty darn cool as well ..

put up the link to purchase

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

tsprof.com/?lang=eng

@Riyame

7 жыл бұрын

It is in the video description.

@JeredtheShy

7 жыл бұрын

Pretty nice website too.

@Riyame

7 жыл бұрын

No, Cody quoted the wrong kit when he stated prices. The K-01 kits he quoted went up $20-25 depending on the set, and the K-02 he received went up ~$40 for the first 2 kits and a ton for the 3rd kit

@Riyame

7 жыл бұрын

web.archive.org/web/20160307221958/tsprof.com/ Prices in March. $346 for the one Cody was sent. $268 for the K-01. So unless he lowered the prices just before the video and then raised them back up you were looking at the wrong unit.

*opens box and built in speaker blasts Cheeki Breeki and there is an adidas track suit*

I've never sharpened a knife but I like your enthusiasm. Impressive.

Great Video! I really wish the Russia and US would get along. We need more of this kind of partnership!

Was trained that Chef knives should be 15 to 17 degrees depending if following American standards or Japanese standards. Go figure ...

@thebosschef1469

7 жыл бұрын

depends on the hardness of the knife

@thewolvesbane2536

7 жыл бұрын

+the boss chef And on the grind, too. This knife looks like it has a rather steep primary bevel. That limits the potential angle.

To all of you people hating on "clickbate", "sell out" and claiming that Cody always says what he gets is the best. 1. Clickbate; who cares? He is showing us these products hands on and he is making a living for his family by doing this. His videos are detailed and thorough. I enjoy every one of them. 2. Sell out? What is your definition of a "sell out"? I see nothing on his channel that locks him into a certain brand or a specific tool. A sell out is someone that promotes something regardless of the actual quality for money. Cody is willing to recognize when something is better then what he's used in the past. 3. When you get something new isn't it the GREATEST ever until something new comes along or until you find something you didn't know about that is better? If I was in his shoes and I found something great I would want to share it with y'all and tell you how great it is. Every new thing becomes the greatest ever.

Thanks for this. I am coming to it late. I spent more than half that price trying to get a functional sharpening solution. When you consider the cost of belts and other junk necessary to make that system work at all, this one is cheap. Other belt system I bought never really worked and only provided average results. It also required a good but of practice to even get that. This is clearly a superior design and I am impressed with the craftsmanship. Thanks again for the video. As always enjoyed the review and advice.

Cody, every time you get excited about something I think "...a mouse pad!"- referring to when you got your ram water pump working smoothly.

Prices have gone way up since this video then. They've priced right out of my comfort zone.

@BamaPewPew

4 жыл бұрын

William Hayden agreed, I was all in at $250, $500 as shown is well beyond hobby level for me.

@clown3663

4 жыл бұрын

Look up the law of supply & demand

The machine seems great, but I just can't understand how sharpening a knife can be so difficult, I mean it's not rocket science.

@HallwaysHits

7 жыл бұрын

You're right, it's not rocket science. It's an art. and like most arts, some people have a knack for it, some are able to acquire enough skill to become proficient, and some just can't. The beauty of this tool is that it gives the user the ability to have a very uniform angle to their edge which increases the efficiency and the durability of the blade.

@Raumance

7 жыл бұрын

Alex Konovalik I have sharpened many knives...

@Raumance

7 жыл бұрын

I said the machine was great I wasn't knocking on that. But what I was saying I don't understand how someone can't get a knife to a decent cutting shape.

@alekseykonovalik5965

7 жыл бұрын

I have something similar to apex pro, and i say its is very hard if not impossible to sharpen a knife to be razor sharp. The smoothest stone i have is 1000 grit.

@Raumance

7 жыл бұрын

Alex Konovalik We are not talking about the finest finish but getting a dull blade into a cutting shape.

Yep definitely going to have to get one.

FYI, Cutco will sharpen their knives for free for life. Just need to send them to the factory and they will send them back as shap as the day they were bought. My mother has had her Cutco set for about 20 years and she sends them back for sharpening every 3-4 years or so.

In Soviet Russia, knife sharpens you!

you could have packed the content in a 2:30 video... besides this.. awesome sharpening device..

@GogogoFolowMe

7 жыл бұрын

Hey, there is a difference between trying a tool and presenting every feature/settings

I'm very impressed with this set up and I too was amazed at the mid $200 price tag mentioned in the video. Seems like there is a lot of parts that go into this. It is now a shocking $417 plus shipping from Russia. The attention to detail that Wranglestar mentions really makes you take a moment to consider that $417 is not cheap, but neither is all the work that goes into something like this. I wish Paul and Profile TechStudio great success. Hopefully this will inspire other companies to innovate. Maybe he can grow his company and reduce the manufacturing costs so more of us can have such an excellent sharpening system.

I came across your videos from Richie from Boston you do wonderful work with tools love watching your videos

this is amazing thanks for the vid

@dk.skates6430

7 жыл бұрын

ive learned many things from your channel

Russia is not our enemy ....Hillary and Obama are.... much, much more of a threat to our Freedom....They are selling a Gigantic Federal Government just like Putin that regulates every thing from School policies , Taxation, Hiring and Firing policies for every Business, Wages....etc.

@arkadiyznamenskiy6892

7 жыл бұрын

I like the part where Hillary who is 68 and in power since late 70's is calling 62 year old Putin a dictator who came into politics in mid 80's

@nermket4849

7 жыл бұрын

Anyone in the US who wants to go to war with Russia right now is a complete jackass.

@arkadiyznamenskiy6892

7 жыл бұрын

Wood 'n' Stuff w/ Steve French the same as your addition to the comment section. If someones opinion is useless to you why would you even consider watching the video, more so reading anything beneath it.

@arkadiyznamenskiy6892

7 жыл бұрын

By your logic anyones' opinion given it is a video about a knife sharpening system or a comment in regard to some political issue could be called useless and irrelevant, therefore why bother watching or commenting. My point is, if you find a comment useless, inflammatory and controversial why bother with calling it out? It is like you are taking a moral high ground without bringing anything the discussion.

@arkadiyznamenskiy6892

7 жыл бұрын

Wood 'n' Stuff w/ Steve French Sure, you're completely right about the relevance of the some comments to the actual content, but it is not your job to govern what people decide to write, nor tell them what should or should not write. In fact, that is my tenth comment left on this website, whenever I see stuff like it I just skip them and go on. I would even argue that since the box is from russia, the guy who originally posted was writing about russia, therefore it is related to the content in some obscure and distant manner.

to clear things up, there are 3 different sets at 3 different prices. the basic is 347. the mid "wrangler star" kit (as shown) is 417. the pro kit is 689. the basic has one less clamp and doesnt have the heavy base. the pro has all kinds of fancy goodies. a leather insert, a jig for sharpening scisors and straight rasors, a 40x mag, polishing paste to get a mirror polish on your blades, a case, a different clamp along with the other two, and a digital protractor instead of just a visual one.

I'm so glad I saw this before buying an EdgePro professional. The Apex is okay but it's so expensive for a bit of plastic, a couple of steel rods and a few stones