Thanks as always for the great info, Jeremy!

Very nice job reviewing and giving info on this tool. Can't wait to see more updates an projects and many more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep forge lit. Keep Making. God bless.

I have used my KME system for years and love it but it doesn't do my larger knives very well. I bought this TSPROF Pioneer and am beyond impressed...it works well with my largest chef knife. I think the price is very good for a sharpener of this quality. Great Video!

Ill gotta grab one of this type of sharpening thingys. Thanks Jer. I have my sight on a lansky set.

@Simplelittlelife

11 ай бұрын

You’re welcome! They sure are nice 👍

Buying a Sharpie chisel point marker makes marking the edge a one swipe per side process. Almost a quarter inch wide at the point, it simplifies the application of ink to the edge.

@davestelling

2 күн бұрын

The Sharpie "Jumbo" Magnums work great!

Great review and video. I have the Pioneer and really like it. I'm still learning about how to get the most out of it. I had a 6" steel shooting target and some rare earth magnets from another project. Stuck 2 to the shooting target and some rubber feet on the target, and man, what a difference. I still hold the base when using it but much more mobile and stable. Keep up the good work, I'm a long-time follower. Blessings!

@Simplelittlelife

8 ай бұрын

That’s cool man! Sweet!

Thanks for this video! So, ultimately, would you recommend the Kadet, the Pioneer or the K03? Is there a real value for the higher cost? Merci!

Есть такая русская поговорка - «в коня -корм». Отличный инструмент в руках отличного мастера. Я тоже пользуюсь инструментом TSPROF много лет. Лучшее, что есть в заточном мире!

How long do the tsprof diamond plates last in your experience? I've heard they don't last very long.

Excellent Videoes keep up the good work i am going to buy the Tsprof Kadet pro very soon. SMIB

Personally i crave a really realy sharp knife! I appreciate yiur video. I have one of those cheap Lanskey setups. They can get me shaving sharp...but it is definitely kinda mickey mouse. I see some of these models are quite high priced. Given your experience...which is the better bang for the buck? Are they shipped from US of A? Thanks

Do you think its worth spending the extra money for the pioneer over the cheaper hapstone rs?

I want to get one of the big ones so bad

@Simplelittlelife

11 ай бұрын

That one is my go-to for sure 👍

Hello Sir. Outstanding vid, once again. May I ask why you dont involve your family on the channel. It seems you would.

The sound of the blade makes me think that it is very hard, it sings!

I suppose the wire edge would have to be removed so it doesn't end up in your food. I imagine the leather strop would take care of that. Good video, I need one of these.

@TorlingJarl

11 ай бұрын

no, what would take care of that is flipping the blade like twice each side and removing the burr with the stone. Strops should NOT be removing burrs, it should simply be refining the edge.

@Simplelittlelife

11 ай бұрын

No, the strop is great for removing the wire edge. That’s what they’re for.

@Simplelittlelife

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@TorlingJarl

11 ай бұрын

@@Simplelittlelife maybe microburrs, but if you can see or feel a burr, you shouldn't be stropping. With a guided system you can get hair whittling edges on anything above about 600 grit by simply flipping it over 2 or 3 times each side with negative pressure.

@larshoneytoast722

11 ай бұрын

​@@TorlingJarlsounds like you're shit at sharpening

Hey same knife i carry

does TSPROF have cermamic or glass stones above 1000 grit?

@michael_the_chef

11 ай бұрын

Diamond stones over 1k make no sense, they will just break off because their small size.

@dmg4415

11 ай бұрын

A ceramic stone is good for the higher/finer grits. But before you start to sharpen a blade, run it on the strop, maybe just 5+5 times and check the result, often the edge comes to live again. If not just try the finer grits first. It is just when there is damage on an edge (or a new made knife) that you need the coarser grits, or you want to change the angels on the blade. I just reworked a Mintongli with 4 inch length. 5 inch high and a 4mm thickness, from a soso sharp to very sharp by making it almost like a scandigrind. Hard to cut paper as they blade has a to steep angle, but makes a very good steak/meat knife to deploy when you are out eating and the cutlery is bad.

@dagnard5707

11 ай бұрын

@@dmg4415 i have been making knives for over 25 years and wanted info on this system, not the process. TY for trying to inform me, but not needed. i edited my comment just to clear up any confusion. have a great day

@dagnard5707

11 ай бұрын

@@michael_the_chef maybe do some research, but TY for your attempt

@dmg4415

11 ай бұрын

@@dagnard5707 ohh, sorry, but thanks for the info, have a great day!

$300 = Budget?

300 bucks is now "budget friendly"?

This is cool id buy it BUT price is freaking crazy. At most that's maybe a hundred bucks. Taking in materials and complexity of tool.

@rogerlyonsjr9302

10 ай бұрын

As a long time machinist, although it's expensive, it is in line with what manufacturing costs. Even low price manufacturing has a starting cost of at LEAST $60 Per hour. Auto companies per hour costs far exceed this price. It sucks

То чувство, когда русская точилка удивляет американца. Имею их флагманскую точилку и работаю с наслаждением

@Simplelittlelife

11 ай бұрын

I’m not American. I have all of their sharpeners and have been working with them for 7 years. Also, I used to live in Russia.

@larshoneytoast722

11 ай бұрын

That feeling when a commie makes a presumption about a guy on the internet. Get back in the bread line tankie 😅

@Mr666samuel666

11 ай бұрын

​@@larshoneytoast722это к чему вообще было написано? показать уровень интеллекта?

@Mr666samuel666

11 ай бұрын

​@@Simplelittlelifeя не ставил целью вас чем то принизить, просто приятно видеть отечественный инструмент в руках иностранного мастера

@robsonez

11 ай бұрын

It was kind of a dumb statement if the intention was not to belittle. Especially with in the incorrect assumption of nationality...

Too bad they're made in Russia.

@fred-san

11 ай бұрын

For your information at least in this part of the world Wars have always been arranged in advance between kings to exterminate the peoples and thus keep power This was the case in 39-45 etc. That's why the French never go to war. for 2000 years In this part of the world In short, Putin and Biden play the -rael game and the -rabes as Asiates too because antichrist is reincarnated, and Russian So if this continues, There will be a US-USSR war in Europe And the death of all the USA USSR and Europe therefore In short, what did you want to the Russians..? Nothing.... but a few think before talk... -U-

@Simplelittlelife

11 ай бұрын

That’s like saying too bad anything is made in America based solely on who the Americans voted in to be their leader….😆😆😆 such idiotic logic.

@the_sharp_carpenter

11 ай бұрын

​@@Simplelittlelifelet's hope we don't start getting lumped with our fearless leader....

@mcard48able

11 ай бұрын

Don't buy one. Problem solved

@seansullivan3795

11 ай бұрын

Pretty sure if the USA or Canada was invading another country, driven by one man it wouldn't last long if at all. The majority of the Russians (although maybe brainwashed) are backing Putin and seem to be fine with murdering thousands of innocent people. So yeah I won't be purchasing anything from Russia even if their product is great. If that makes me an idiot I'm fine with that. I enjoy watching your videos and will continue to do so.