Ride got rained out. Spending my morning with the Beezer

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother👊. I hope it dries up so you can get out there for at least a little bit. Much appreciated. I hope the weekend makes a turn around! 👊.

You Tube videos are ussuslly better than Chinese printed confusion. 🇺🇸

Nice, a complete and useful video. No one should have any questions after that.Your not kidding there is nothing cheap about that system.

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you TopDog! My issue when I first got this system, was how everything worked and what everything was. I watched other videos, but just wasn't getting my questions answered. I hope people now know what each part does and how to use it, in addition to the quality you get for the price tag. I look forward to the next video when I can show how to sharpen a knife with it. I hope you have a great weekend, my friend. Relaxe and be well, brother👊👊

@TopDog8762

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeezBlades I am looking forward to that sharpening video.

I have a fixed angle system to fix my hand sharpening mistakes. I am learning and need back up. This thing is amazing. Thanks for the low down.

Thanks for the great review. I’ve been contemplating getting one of these and this has definitely swayed me to pick one up.

Thanks Beez! I have the Worksharp and have been thinking about getting an upgraded system.

Thanks man , great review on the knife sharpner you didn't bore me on how to sharpen a knife like some others have you stuck with the basics of the sharpner and I appreciate and respect you for that. Thanks again and keep up the good work!

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Kenneth. I appreciate that. My hope is that it helps people that get this system, or are thinking about it.

Finally, something to sharpen my Emerson Commander (about 35-degrees, chisel grind)! I checked the website, and this will do it! Thank you!

This is the type tool I need. Ive always had a problem sharping my knives. Thanks Beez.

Very very very good video!!!! I love seeing you diversify the videos like this!!! Makes for a more broad video selection!!! Great video brother.

Hello beez blades! Great Review and video. I need to get me one of these

Man I freaking love this video! I want tons of videos about sharpening! It's something I'm super interested in learning about! Thanks Beez!

Beez dude, I just want to thank you for this video! It has some great info for someone who is ready to step up their sharpening game and that might be me! I want to start taking my knife sharpening serious and this might be my next move. You're a big part of what makes this community awesome! Thanks again for dropping the knowledge Sir.

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome brother! I put a lot of thought into sharing with this one. It's gratifying to know that it is appreciated 👊👊. This is one of those items that you want to tell everyone just to save until you can afford it, because it is just so good. I can't see the need for another sharpener, after having this one. The long stones, the clamps, the heaviness of the base that keeps it still, and the ease of use, are just amazing. It was intimidating when I got it, but once I figured it out, I was in heaven. I feel very fortunate that I could share what I've learned about this one. You are most welcome!

I think it's important to note to anyone thinking about picking one of these up..... NEVER throw out the instructions.....I believe there a huge part of the warranty on it.........

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Good to know! Thank you brother 👊👊

Outstanding video Beez!

Always great videos from you! Absolutely love your upbeat and casual attitude! Very easy to understand explanations, in depth but not so deep you get lost in the details for a long time, and still convey a coherent and deliberate point! I’ve been looking for a better sharpener(I’m an absolute safe queen about my blades though), and I do like the overall looks and ease of use you presented with this one! As always, thanks for the amazing review and content, Beez! 🐝 🐝

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother. Much appreciated👊. Have a fantastic weekend!

Thanks for the great video Beez! I have been trying to decide which system might be best for the last 6 months or so without spending a lot of money and then suffering buyers remorse. Your honest approach and not overly wordy explanation of this system just made up my mind. Keep up the great content, it’s much appreciated!

LOVE your videos & the way you do them.

@BeezBlades

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Much appreciated!

This is the really professional model but I like my Worksharp and Reincart Pro Sharpeners and both combined cost less than this. But, I really enjoy the tutorial you give here on angles and other things in the video. I hope this gets more likes and views than the Olight one. I don't understand why more people did not watch that one or the Roaring Fire video.

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the support brother! It's much appreciated! 👊👊 Here's to an awesome weekend and a great week ahead

Great review Beez! Very informative and entertaining. The step by step instructions were really easy to follow. My cheapo budget knive collection will never get to have the privilege of sitting in one of those types of systems, but maybe someday! Looking forward to other sharpening product reviews. Keep it up!

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! I really do enjoy showing others what I have learned, especially if it can help them. I know there are a ton of sharpening systems out there, and I hope to check more of them out in the future. Have a great rest of your weekend 🐝👊

That seems like an awesome system. Thanks for the overview Beez!

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome brother! Have a great weekend! 👊

awesome info. I'm still learning and using my work sharp precision adjust

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother! You can't go wrong with the Work Sharp!

Great review thanks, how does it work on longer kitchen knifes?

I was just looking for a new sharpening system, feel like I’ve out grown mine. This might be outside my budget but it’s good to know the option is there. Thanks!

Thank you for the information i have been looking at stand alone systems for awhile now. Wow, now you have given me a lot to think about as this system is way out of my normal range. Oh well going to see what I can finigle to acquire this in a few months.

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

Truly a work of art and incredible design

This is a really nice sharpening system I also appreciate the tutorial on how to use this system very informative thanks for sharing brother Beez 🐝

Definatly a well designed piece of machinery that makes it easy to get consistent edges. I learned how to freehand at first and for some knives it's still my favourite way but a guided system makes it easy to sharpen. This one is priced on the high side but you do get what you pay for quality wise. Thanks for the great vid and keep making sharp things fun and enjoyable.

Excellent overview and review of a great sharpening system Beez. Thank you for taking the time to go over the entire system and using it. Glad to have a nice instructional video on this sharpening system. I am sure it will be a great help for so many folks. The price is a bit on the high end for me to be honest.

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Tim. I appreciate it. It's definitely a high-end system. Man, it's so nice! Have a great rest of your weekend!

I own K&E Hapstone and other systems and now the Blitz Pro. The Blitz Pro is Hands Down the BEST fixed sharpener being so well built, compact and feature packet. Five stars TSPROF, a resounding success!

Beez ... this was an exceptional demonstration video of the TSPROF sharpening system (Part 1). Looking forward to part two. Simple, easy to understand with your directions, and answers THE question ... is it a value / worth it to own. Nice job and Thanks (leftover breakfast burrito and hot tea) ... now back to folding laundry.

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Good morning! Thank you brother. I appreciate your feedback.👊 I think we're doing Bob Evans for a treat, and I'm hoping for a relaxing Saturday. Oh yeah, Okay, after I mow the lawn😅.

Great video Beez. I just bought one of these systems. Where's the follow up video though? Was looking forward to seeing you demonstrate actually sharpening a knife on it. Either way though, enough great information to get me started. Love your content, keep on keeping on and being such an awesome bringer of fun knowledge.

holy moly, Lordy Pup, great review. love it

@BeezBlades

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! Then you, Jay!

Beez . Got the little red magnetic olight today . So cool for a keychain and the magnet doesn’t really stick to the other metal like one would think . And I figured out the ts255 cf plate and set the detent so it’s much better now . For any noobs or people who don’t take them apart the action can be even better on most knives

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

It's the coolest little flashlight! Yeah man, knives change once you learn to clean and tune them a bit. I have so much to learn, and this is the most fun hobby I've ever had!

@Hungrybird474

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeezBlades same here . I m sending you an email .

Happy Sunday Beez! I am not a fan of systems, guess I am just old fashioned. I have been hand sharpening for over 40 years, so razor edge is always there. I could see one of these systems (just dawned on me) for reprofiling. That is always a pain to do by hand. Nice system and video as always! Back to my regularly scheduled mountain dew...

Here to support BeeZ I use the precision sharp system but any sharpening info is a plus

Looks like a very good system. I have a couple and was thinking of getting the worksharp elite. That may be one to consider in future when health and finances are in better shape. Thanks for sharing this.

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome, brother. Thank you for your support👊👊. Have a great weekend.

Good job beez thanks buddy

Made it . Awesome .

The built-in angle guide is a nice feature. I use the WorkSharp pro with several aftermarket add-ons, but I have to use a separate digital angle finder. One day I might level up, but right now I'm focused on brunch: turkey kielbasa, gouda cheese, dried cherries, and cracked black pepper over a bed of baby spinach greens with lime vinaigrette, side of raw carrots, washed down with a Rip-It Energy Drink, Tribute Edition (active mandarin, live wild lime, sugar-free). Happy weekend!

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Ooookay, now I'm hungry! 😅 Thank you brother👊👊

*I have this type of sharpener, but not such good quality.* *I think of these systems as training wheels, good for learning the dynamics of blade sharpening.* *Or for people that want precise results, without having to learn a valuable skill-set.* *There are many reasons to own several different types of sharpening systems; some people manufacture blades, or have a sharpening business, doing work in volume.* *I am a guy who owns a few, but varied sizes of blades, and don't mind taking the time to do a correct sharpening of a particular edged tool.* *I own folders, and small fixed blades like you, but also have large Kukuris, odd shaped Karambits, long Machetes, Axes, etc. that need the expertise, or simple knowledge of natural wet stone use.* *So for me, I feel that once you're good at sharpening with natural wet stones, you've learned a wilderness survival skill-set, good for keeping a blade sharp with minimal baggage, or devises.* *One could have a multi-textured piece of Jade, or Jasper, on a necklace, or in your pocket, ready for use in the field, and not rely on a system to rejuvenate an edge.* *I would refer like-minded "bladers" to; **NaturalWhetstoneSharpening.com** - and his KZread channel FYI; **kzread.infovideos* *So anyway, It's not worth it to me to spend $500.00 on a system, which is able to sharpen many relatively small blades quickly, and precisely, when I only use one blade at a time (I'm in no rush).* *But I do think this tool is great for someone who gets paid to sharpen smaller blades, and in that capacity, it's worth the $500.00 start up cost, which will be absorbed by future profits.* *Maybe some entrepreneur can start up a small business using this tool.(?)* *Thanks for the review.👍*

Great review

That sure is nice. A good investment as your collection grows.

Great looking sharpener, out the price range for now. Might have to look into one of my collection keeps growing though. 👍🏻

Afternoon Beez.😊 You did well on this video. Very informative and interesting. Is this sharpener like the one Jerad has but in black. He has a silver one l think. It's really nice. I'm so use to sharpening by hand that I don't think i would spend this much for it. I have been tinkering with the idea of starting a sharpening service in my area.🤔 Or going to my VA hospital and sharpening knives for all my vet buddies. 🇺🇸 This would Beez the Beez Neez.☺️ I love sharpening, it's so therapeutical for me. Thanks for the video brother. have a good weekend. Awesome live last night.

TextureVision!! A bit pricey but a nice setup. I kept waiting for..But Wait...there's more!!! Perhaps in Part 2.

Great review, I really like the quality of this sharpener. No wiggles! BUY can you tell me the model of Kizer knife you showed briefly during the video?? It has a blk. Bolster, green micarta and m390 blade.

Very nice sharpening system 👌👍

I just purchased a Sitiven St 219 I have lost several handle screws do you know where I can get some replacement screws. Thanks love your channel

I really like this set up. Way too expensive for me but super nice. I’ve been using the Work Sharp Precision Adjust Elite and it’s been working great for me. I can see that the build quality and tolerances are way better with this one though. If I could afford it, I’d make the switch.

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Good morning Denny! I definitely hear ya. I bought the Work Sharp system too. It's amazing what $$ can buy😅. Thank you for the support! Have a great weekend!

this is an interesting way to sharpen. I just free hand it, but I can see how this might be cool

I have the work sharp elite same concept but this one is sweet stones look better . I enjoy these videos of other product reviews nice to see something different but love the knife ones as well. Great video can't wait to see more .

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother! I was like, how am I going to review this? Well, after using it for a few months it was pretty easy 😅. I am glad to have had the opportunity to check out a nicer system. I don't think I would have ever sprung for it, because I didn't know if it was worth it. Thank you for your support brother. Here's to a fantastic weekend 👊👊

@HorrorMovie408

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeezBlades you're very welcome. I enjoy what you do . You and the Mrs have a great weekend as well .

Sweet solid built system, unfortunately out of my budget at the moment. Happy with my work sharp elite for now but it’s always good to have options. Thanks for sharing Beez.

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Morning Brian! You're welcome brother, and thank you checking out out! Have a great weekend!

@derekkeyes6848

Жыл бұрын

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@BeezBlades

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly! 😅

This s looks like a great system to invest in for sharpening. I say invest as it looks like this knife will suit all your current and future blades. The last image where you choose your angle (the one that looks like a meat cleaver) makes me think this will also be great for all your cooking/kitchen knives in tip-top shape!

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

I did not understand the price, until comparing this with my Work Sharp. It is truly a well engineered piece of awesomeness! Yessir, you can go from chef knives to cleavers. Thank you Tom. I hope you have a great weekend!

Good day Beez. This is THE sharpening system since it has all the features that others lack, but the price will keep some persons away. I have a Lansky system that is ok although with limitations and therefore I had to learn to use hand stones. Now, I do a full sharpening with the system only if really need it and hone and strop manually to maintain the edges. I would really like to own this system though. Thanks for the review out of the confort zone.

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Happy Saturday Daniel. I definitely would not have understood the price point, if I had not been able to use it. You are very welcome, and thank you for supporting the channel brother 😀. You are very welcome!

I've got a KME right now. I think TSProd will be my upgrade.

BEEZ, this is a cadillac for sure. I have the work sharp precision elite. $500 is out of my price range. I loved the instruction on finding the factory edge. Excellent video. Please do more of these to help newbies. Thanks!

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother! I do plan on more sharpening videos, and sharpening systems. You are very welcome my friend 👊🐝

Looks like a great system! Out of my budget!!

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

It really is! Now, budget-wise? That's a different story😆. Thank you brother! Enjoy your weekend.

It's a really nice system and I can see why it's expensive. Precision machining like that takes alot of time and money. Great video Beez 👍

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother 👊. It is pretty cool that the instruction manual in the back had to be signed off on. It looks like even their quality control is well precisioned.

Good video, dude.

Very detailed and well explained video, Beez. That’s a very nice setup but way out of my price range. lol. But I can truly see how it’s well worth the money.

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Laura. That's much appreciated. I went out on a limb with this one😅. Had it not been sent to the channel, I would still not know how nice these systems are lol. Have a wonderful weekend 🙂

New to knives so stuff like this is intimidating, hopefully I will someday be a pro lol.

Good morning Bees, just like a couple of these folks I too have the work sharp precision elite with some mods of course lol. In your experience of using both systems which one would you choose ?

This is the sharpener that my bf has been wanting for a few years now. We actually had the money last year & he didn't get it. Now he acts like it's my fault! 🙄😒😹😸 Thanks for sharing!

This system is amazing, I don't know something like this is worth it for everyone but is definitely worth it to me. Now just think how much better it could be with some premium stones. I went with the veneev set with the aluminum backing. Or you can get the atoma diamond set which is really good too. The diamond stones it came with are OK for a cheap get you buy set ( there like 45 dollhairs) on Amazon. If anyone buys this system, the next step is to save for a premium set of stones. It will cost between 250 & 300 for the good stones but the difference is incredible.

I love the system.

It's definitely solidly built and you get pretty much everything you need no need to purchase any extra ad ons. The only thing for me is this. The price is a bit steep. Unless you are going to star up a knife sharpening service imo there are more affordable options out there for the budget minded knife owner. I base my thoughts on just how often would I actually be using the system? Other than that its definitely a winner.

Very cool I use a KME with all the bells and whistles works great for me though I have to agree this system looks better built but both systems cost alout and I’ve made my investment and I’m happy enough with the KME I can do broadheads serrations convex blades regular blades scissors axes and I bought a digital angle guide so I don’t have to use markers and know my exact angle I went all out on the extras and stones etc which was not cheap probably invested $700 plus on the KME system. I would of liked seeing it in action though kind of a bummer still a very cool system my friend

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Yes sir, sounds like you are set up! Yeah, I was going to keep going and show how to sharpen with it, but then the video would have been so long that nobody would have watched it 😅. I figured part 2 would be good for a sharpening video. The main thing for me, was when I got this system I did not see a video out there that explained everything in detail, in a way that I understood. That was the hard part for me. Just understanding it all. Now I have a angle finder, and reprofile like a madman 😆. I hear a lot about KME, and hope to try that in the future too. Thank you brother 👊. You are much appreciated!

I really appreciate the time you put in on THIS because you said exactly what I have been wondering... Is this/How's this justifiable to spend the amount of money that I'd need to save in order to afford this system? After watching ur video I am convinced that it would be worth it now I just need to check out the work sharp system and make a decision. Thanks BEEZ!

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Travis, you're very welcome. I have the Work Sharp Precision Adjust, and I don't think it would be fair to compare the two. They live in different neighborhoods. I personally feel that for someone like myself, that will always have knives and plans on collecting until I die, a system like this is definitely the way to go, of one can afford it. Have a great weekend!

Great tutorial, Beez! This fixed-angle sharpener is like my Work Sharp sharpener but on steroids! What a sweet and precision machine this is. If I had an extra $500 bucks laying around, I’d buy this sharpener today! But since I don’t, it’s something I’ll be saving up for. Gotta have it! I noticed in the comments that some of us have the Work Sharp sharpener and it definitely works well but it’s cheap. The body is molded plastic and very light, so you have to hold it down. The angle adjustment doesn’t lock in position and I found that it will change angles if you’re not holding that as well. So now my left hand is dedicated to locking in the angle and keeping the whole contraption from tipping over. (Not ideal but I’m used to dealing with crap) I’ve made some improvements that cost me nothing but time. First, I mounted the base to a piece of heavy 1/2 inch sheet steel. (We have tons of scrap steel at work, so that was free) I bought some rubberized grip tape for the bottom of the steel base so that it won’t slide and scratch the hell out of whatever surface it’s on. Now it’s heavy and stable. Next, was tackling the lack of an angle lock. Everyone who has one of these sharpeners is familiar with the thumb screw on top that adjusts the angle up or down while the guide rod rides along a vertical worm-screw. Nothing locks your chosen angle in place and it will drift while you’re sharpening. (I learned this the hard way) I’d set the angle at 20 degrees, went through the three grits on the stone and my knife was duller than when I started. The angle adjustment had changed itself by a few degrees each way, creating a crappy inconsistent edge. (Glad I tested this thing on my cheapest knife first) That’s when I began holding the angle screw and pinching it so it wouldn’t move at all. Problem solved, right? Still a pain the ass with an easy solution. I cut a wedge out of plastic that fit between the smooth guide rod and the body of the sliding track. Once my angle is set I push the wedge into the space between the plastic piece that rides on the smooth rod and the body. Now my angle is locked. This sucker ain’t moving. To adjust the angle, pull out the wedge, change the angle, and lock it in with the wedge again. Wait, there’s more. The “button” on the back of the sharpener that allows you to flip the knife clamp around to the opposite side, requires approximately 500 pounds of pushing force against the spring and it still doesn’t work. This is the easiest of all adaptations so far. Ignore the crappy button and pull the knife clamp out of its magnetic seat, flip the knife over and click it back in. Now this $50 dollar sharpener works like a charm. All my knives are now spooky sharp. When you buy a cheap piece of plastic knife sharpener, buckle up for some fine-tuning. I actually enjoy solving problems and making stuff that claims to work perfectly and then MAKING it work perfectly. Great brain exercise. Still, I’m saving up for this $500 dollar sharpener that Beez showed us. For now, my improved WorkSharp sharpener does its job and won’t last very long. The sharpener in this video is well worth the money and will last forever without having to Frankenstein every problem a cheap piece of plastic requires to function properly. Take care, love your knives, and don’t let anyone tell you it’s an obsession. You already knew that. Peace, be safe everyone. 🤙🏼

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Dude. That was spectacular. I thoroughly enjoyed reading your journey with the Work Sharp. I know a lot of have bought plastic pieces to go under the blade clamp, clamps to put it on a table, aftermarket Stone holders, and the things that you mentioned. Knowing what I know now, it would have been worth saving up some money to get maybe a little more sturdy of a system. I may do a review of the Work Sharp precision adjust in the future. I don't want to dog it, because it works great if you take extra steps and learn how to hold it steady and add the aftermarket parts. After using the blitz pro, I now know what a good sharpener with no hassles feels like. It is truly amazing. Thank you so much for your input! Here's to a wonderful week ahead my friend 👊🐝

@Woodstock271

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeezBlades, Thank you my friend. That was a fun one to write. It’s challenging to describe things that are visual in nature and that makes it fun. You could easily draw a picture or make a video SHOWING what you’re trying say, but comment sections don’t allow that and for good reason. Imagine what a mess the comment section would be if that was an option? So you’re stuck thinking how to visualize something mechanical with only using words. A little common frustration and humor hopefully draws the reader into agreement. The sharpener you showed here made all of us knife-lovers drool with envy. But most of us are stuck with the Work Sharp or something much worse. I actually love the Work Sharp now that I’ve fixed it. It’s the best sharpener I’ve ever had. Zero complaints that I haven’t already addressed. Your idea of doing a review of the Work Sharp is a good one. It’s not trash, it’s just not perfection, and it’s what most of us can easily afford. The aftermarket parts (I didn’t know about) would help anyone who isn’t so mechanically inclined, make the Work Sharp, actually work. I thought about the clamping system to hold the thing down, but not every surface lends itself to that and I wanted mine portable. The steel plate for a base makes it easy to sit on any surface without marring it. If I had a shop or garage, I’d simply screw the thing down to a work-bench. Anyway, it’s a great little affordable sharpener and well worth 50 bucks. I think of it as a step to something much better in the future. I’m sure everyone who has one thinks this too. Baby steps, baby steps. Just like your reviews on budget- friendly knives that appeal to us of average peasantry, the cheap Work Sharp will as well. It may be difficult getting WORK SHARP to sponsor a review if you’re being completely honest about it though. That’ll be tricky but doable. Maybe just explain that it’s a lot better and more precise than sharpening by hand and there’s a few things that can make it perfect. Anyway, I’m still saving for that exquisite sharpener but I’m very happy with my Frankensteined Work Sharp. Take care my friend and have a great end of the weekend. Aloha.🤙🏼

I've been on the KME for 4 years and if I were to up grade i believe this is the ticket. Longer kitchen knives struggle on the KME. Do you feel the Blitz Pro accommodates longer heavier knives over the KME? Man I'm so so vested in 4 inch stones. Good video.

That's nice, very very nice. I find my Work Sharp Pro Elite to be a little too lightweight. Might have to save up for this bad boy

This system seems like a good compromise vs. the super high end TS Prof systems. It seems expensive at first glance until I add up the sum of all my Spydercos or look at what I've spent on Kizers in the past 6 months. I've known about these for a while and know they come highly recommended. I trust your reviews a bit more since you're willing to admit you're still fairly new to knife collecting and don't try to b.s. us and act like an expert. We're all still learning if we're being honest. Thanks for the thorough review Beez.

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother. I thought the same thing. Considering what I've spent on knives, and what I'm going to spend, it really is worth it to have a nice system. I'm very fortunate that it was provided to me, but I would never have known the difference had it not been. This is one of those things I had to see/use to believe. Thank you for the kind words🙂. An expert, I will never be😅. Your very welcome my friend👊

@AttorneyBailey

2 жыл бұрын

Not expensive...compared to what you get and use...if you think about it...it is budget....I pay for all my knives to be sharpened..from cooking ...skinning...to edc knives....I will save money by learning the science behind sharpening my knives and using a good system...over time it pays for itself...making it possible to buy and replace knives ....my definition of budget is best quality at a good price...this knife sharpener fits that if it is consistent and reliably effective.... sharpeners can go into the thousands....thanks for the info

Nice looking system Beez. I really want to do free hand though. I don't know that I want to invest in a system.

Love ya beez

Is there anyway to sharpen a convex blade like on the Bark River knives other than whetstones?

Have been looking for you to do something like this.....until I heard the price. 😆 Good stuff

Will you be able to sharpen small whittling carving knives ?

I need a fixed angle sharpener that holds full flat grind blades steady. Does this sharpener do that?

I have always free handed but would like a sharpening system because so many people want me to sharpen their knives and not everyone wants the bevel my hands are trained to after forty years of sharpening

Oh man. I have the not pro version but I love it. Before it D2 was a no for me, a throw away after it dulled. Oh yeah, I had skills. But now I can sharpen with the best

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Dude! That's awesome! I want to get a lower grit stone, like around 90. I can't help but want to reprofile my blades.

Hi Beez, Very nice system, it appears well made and sturdy. I don’t know if I could justify the price. I’m a budget minded knife lover. Thanks for sharing the system, it’s nice to know about available options for the maintenance of my knives. Awesome Live last night!

🐝That thing is a TANK! A bit on the high-end price-wise but should last a long time and do an incredible job. Looks Like it would do an excellent job! 🐝 Have a great rest of the weekend!🐝

1st 😂 I’ve been thinking about getting a sharpening system. I’m glad you made this video. It is well timed for me. This is a very thorough instructional video. Thanks for making it.

Looks really good but that price I know you say you can save but damn it's hard to save even for a budget knife for me but I would like someday to try one

Lol..... man i was just thinking how cool it would be to build a real life adult slip n slide like a big one....... lol always wanted one!!!!! Anyway....I gotta get a ts-prof looks awesome beez!!!! Thanks man......definitely worth the money

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

😆😆 I'm sitting on the back porch and now I'm looking across the yard and wondering how long of a slip and slide I could put in and what would be entailed 🤣. I'm totally laughing out loud! That was the best thing ever hahaha. The randomness was spectacular! I can't quit laughing 🤣🤣🤣. Thanks a million, and you are very welcome!

@nickmartino2839

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeezBlades well I was outside having coffee to thinking the same things!!!!and would my neighbors partake if I do build it....I grew up with always having a small one...... but man we had so much fun on it..... lol love you brother

I do it often free Hand For cheaper knives i use a RS Diamant to charpen quickly in the kitchen

Cha-ching! That's a very very nice sharpening system. I would like to have one, but the price makes me hesitate. Overall a great video again. Have you thought about using an electronic angle meter to check the sharpening rod? Have a bee-lessed day bro. 🐝🗡🐝🗡

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Good morning, and thank you brother! I do have the angle finder, but I wanted to limit this video to set up and how to use it. I didn't want to throw too much info out there at one time 😅

This is sweet!

Digging it

.25 mm stone adjustments instead of .50 would make this perfection

They really are excellent systems

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Lacey. 👊👊 I hope you're having a great weekend!

Looks like a really awesome system though.

Pro tip: if you flip the portion that the rod guide pivots on, it functions as a thickness compensator like the Kadet. I suppose if you made some shims equal to the thickness of your stones and strop, you wouldn't need to flip that mechanism.

Oh yea where can I get one?

Does it come with a case?

Between this and a a work sharp pro system what do you recommend

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

The only other system I've tried is the WorkSharp Precision Adjust.

Looks like a good system, just too expensive for me unfortunately. I mainly use a tri-stone and a diamond rod and strop on a leather belt and i have decent luck. Good job explaining the features and use of it though. Lovin' the vids brother

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you James. I plan on looking more into sharpening systems that may be in the mid-range or lower, and still work great and don't have to be modified. Hey, if the bottom of a coffee cup works I say do it! Right! Have a good rest of your weekend!

@jamesandrews5625

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeezBlades you too brother 👊

Beautiful device but too spendy for my budget. I really do want to get into some serious knife sharpening practice, but something of this caliber will have to move to the "Wish I could" list, at least for the foreseeable future. Nicely done presentation and a pleasure to see a bit of variety coming from the channel as of late. Liking it, definitely liking it! Thanks Beez!

@BeezBlades

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! You are most welcome! Here's to a relaxing rest of your weekend, and a great week ahead 🐝👊

@techdawg

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeezBlades Thank you, though I don't get to relax until Wed when vacation starts. I work in direct care and weekends are just another workday. Either way I will do some extra relaxing when the time comes :)

Yeah , you big ole goof off ! Like the system !