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Finally. I been a boy scout, in the military, a life time of working with tools and now retired for the past 7 years and after watching your video I finally get it. I took the leap and sharpened one of the wife's knives and she was impressed. Huge points in my bucket. Thank you for your excellent video. Is that the YIXING 1x30 belt sander you were using? Looks pretty sturdy and now that I have a little confidence I'm ready to invest in a proper tool. Thanks again, job well done!

As a sharpener too, I would recommend a good soft jaw vice, makes a huge difference when trying to take apart those oddball loppers and pruners

Link to the plastic storage boxes?

LOL...when you are a one-man operation, it's a fine line between slow times and totally covered up!

Question? How would you place the shop fix downdraft table? A hole on existing table?

Any tips on fixing the scratch pattern/grain(?) of the blade?

Awesome video! What angle do you use and you keep the same angle for every type of knife/blade shape

That asmr at the beginning was wonderful

i was wondering if i could replace the 1 inch rollers with 2 inch rollers

Hi great video can you give me a link or a description where I can find the microphone arm which you have purchased on Amazon thanks Mark

Hi, Paul. Thanks so much for the great video. May I ask what grit Trizact belt you used?

Paul, with all these add ons you need for various knife sizes the machine gets quite expensive. If they wanted they could design the bar so it is suitable for all knife sizes, without the expense of add on bits. People are doing it tough already.

Thank you so much. I've been looking for a video for exactly this, my settings. I had tried on several different silicone bones and it looked like it worked until you wash it off and it would literally disappear lol. Obviously the trick is to do several passes. Thank you so much. I really appreciate your help.

Great Advice Paul! I’m a serial Entrepreneur, but I did take a Corporate job for 6 months to facilitate a house purchase when I was 22. Their motto was “Exceed customer expectations”……That philosophy allowed me to retiring early, here on the coast of SoCal😎

Thank you for your videos. I am working on starting my own sharpening business. Your videos have been a big help in that.

I've had a Dremel sitting, rarely used, for a long-long time. The more I get into knives and sharpening...considering it as a side-gig, I'm sure glad I kept it around!

Work sharp just came out with the new Ken Onion edition. Looks great but pricey.

Great advice.

First! Hope you are doing well with the whole hand thing, good to see you back!

some feedback: think about using some stabilization on handheld shots ;) (you could try free software gyroflow if your cam doesnt support stabilization) Riser looks like a musthave accessory. thought about maybe printing out some riser columns but then you loose a lot of the clever design features...

Good tips, i discovered this myself after almost 2 decades 😅, when you are doing the final bevel it is much better to just sharpen one side at a time, not alternating to the other side, wait for the burr to appear before doing the other side of the bevel, spend the same amount of time to both sides, then you can alternate after that using your finest grit, you can purchase cheap usb microscope now, you can easily observe the edge if it is correctly sharpened

Are you sanding into or away from the edge? That would be into the edge on my harbor freight, never had much luck trying it.

Hey Paul, did you put a piece of graphite on the angle guide?

Great job and love the look of the board. 👍

Do you have any photos of how the pump is mounted? What makes it quieter the pump mounting?

Look at the SVM-00 drawings in the handbook. They all show it being used with round wooden handled carving tools.

Just wondering how or would you try to sharpen curved scissors with 60 degree ! Congratulations best Tormec demo online !

maybe it's encrypted

something seems wrong with video its all scrambled

when you say you 'wet' the knife, what are you using? Water, rubbing alcohol, something else?

Very helpful information and it is much appreciated!! Watched until the end and glad I did!

This is great stuff and it is really helpful to see how you go about working this problem. Much appreciated!

Treasure trove of details for me, thank you sir.

I would love to have seen a complete handle replacement on those molded handles. The knob at the end of the tang makes it more difficult to slip on a new handle.

great video, I really like the silicon wrap working as a mold. One bit of advice on mixing colors, you can add the compliment to your base to darken the mix. I thought you did a great job on your color match, but adding a very small touch of yellow (compliment) to the purple base would have darken the mix.

Thanks so much for this video. I was going to get a £89 microscope, but after seeing this, and on the back of your advice, I've decided to go for the Tomlov DM201 (is this the model of yours?) I clicked on your link, but it took me to the US Amazon site, and I live in the UK. I'm slightly confused however as some people (like yourself) have been saying it's 25mp while others are advertising it as 16mp, either way, I would imagine to the naked eye the difference is negligible.

Can that laser do QR codes?

What about a more finely serrated knife

Thanks

ill never use a big polisher for a knife hell no that shit catches on once in ur life time and u are SCREWED little hand polisher is safest

Pretty dang surprised that a small change like that has an effect. I have a few locations with different heights that I use. Never considered that it might be a factor in my varied results. Off to do some testing, thank you good sir.

Got one of these almost 5 yrs ago, they used to be cheaper when they first came out, from memory i think they were copied from a manufacturer in middle east

You did not mention that you can turn the L-Bracket around which moves the clamps further apart. When you move the clamps to their widest point it adds quite a bit in max width. This helps with longer knives without having to buy the extended clamp mounting plate.

good suggestions--got 'em coming in. Any chance you could provide a link for the small hex screwdriver with the short round handle? The regular hex tools are killing me!

Would this work on the K3 as well?

Videos about the products and accessories are very helpful. Especially for those of us not in the profession as you are. We like to have our sharp knives but don't want to invest a fortune. You show us what the tools do, giving us the decision of how much we might want to spend. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👏👏🇺🇲

Totally makes sense. I've experienced the lighting challenge but not the height change . Thanks for sharing your experience. I've also been eyeing the same adjustable bench at the local home depot. Almost bought it a few times because it just makes alot of sense that can have an effect on one's consistency.

Thanks for all you share. One more tip... Drop the lighting down to increase lumen levels on your work. Light falls off by the square. If you can lower the light fixture by 12" to 15" it will often double light intensity at your work surface from the same light. Quality of light ( Spectral Output ) may also yield more visual detail. I have studied light & human visual capacity for many years. If you have question I will do my best to answer.

I found that bad lighting rally effects my ability to spell! 😝

Are you sure about these settings? Power of 1 and depth of 1 at 1064 with 4K was barely visible. Going by LaserPecker’s recommendation of 30/31 at 4K worked good. Also 8K was not an option in app