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84 years old. Super into juicing. And still rides a Harley. Cool customer. 🕶️

What are you using for your shear sharpening?

That’s a good score!

Question who or how did you learn to sharpen?

You can also use the worksharp cartridge that adjusts.

What are you sharpening them on?

Will you do a video showing how you sharpen them?

No rest for the wicked, as they say. Better get to work. LOL

Looking to get set up and start learning! What all should I purchase first to start?

Where did you get that knife rack?

Well, that's keeping it interesting, for sure! I love the add-ball bunch of blades.

Thanks great application for this tool. What belt grit would you say or did you go through a progression? Thanks

New sub here. Look for riffle shot bags...very versital.

Great video....Im just starting out.

To secure your axe to your worktable a quick camp on the handle works quite well. What is the size belt for that little belt sander?

Most informative video I have watched yet (and I watched a lot). Very knowledgeable and seem like a great guy! Thanks for the video.

You popped up in my algorithm today and I was like “ugh… another knife sharpener that’s probably in Ohio or something, way too far away to ever to be able do just drop my knives off at” and then I saw that you’re in Carson City! I’m in Fernley (also in Northern Nevada)! A little over an hour away, gonna save your info (and Subscribed) man ‘cause I SUCK at sharpening knives…. 😎

Thank you for the video. What size is the center of the grinding wheel? I'm looking to pick up an alternative wheel like you mention when I make the initial purchase

Hi, great video! I have the edge pro apex. I am struggling with getting knives sharp. One thing I find is when I lay a knife on the edge pro, the blade wobbles which changes the angle making it inconsistent for me. I bought the magnet attachment thinking that would help but still I struggle. I also have the 3 point attachment you have. What am I doing wrong? I feel like if the knife was in a clamp, there would be no change in blade angle as I run the stone over the blade. I am sharpening folding blade pocket knives that are narrow like your grandpa carried. Long or wide blades are much easier to sharpen but the short narrow blades aren’t very easy for me with this system. Please help.

Good luck....all the best.

Hi Warren, I just discovered and subscribed to your channel as I'm interested in the EdgePro BevelTech. I'll definitely watch your videos about it. Have a nice day!

Ive been sharpening at farmers markets for 12 years. You are correct on all tips. Good job!

Awesome setup!!

Nice orientation and overview comparison of HF vs. Bucktool

Thank you for this thorough video. I really appreciate the time you took to do it. I like the magnet idea for the Allen wrenches! What is the red machine on the bench behind you?

Great video I love your energy👍😀💪

The UTube rabbit hole… amen phew so many

Freehand sharpening is the only thing I know how to do well. I'm more scared of using my 2x42 grinder and messing something up, but I sharpen as a hobby.

You did it in the right order and the right way for you, just based on what you said. You enjoy doing hard things, you learned all of the hard ways first which will probably help you with your craft.

I like it

Works when the power is out!

How much is the rated time? Can you work for a long time without heating up?

You mentioned flipping the blade on clamping systems and having to use an allen key. Unless there is some obscure system out there I am unaware of, all the clamp systems can rotate, excluding the Wicked Edge as the blade is held upright and you sharpen both sides of the blade at "once" with that one. Some require you to "unlock" the bar and turn to rotate, and others just use spring force and balls/divots etc to hold it into place. They can flip just as quickly as the Edge Pro. When I was looking at sharpening systems 8-10 years ago the one thing I didn't like about the Edge Pro was that you had to hold the knife and had to move it around to get the entire blade depending on the shape. Hold it straight for the main portion then pull it to the side and angle it to get the tip etc. There weren't any magnets or 3 point adjustable stops to help hold it into place back then. Just made adhd/autism brain really unhappy. The other down side is with thicker knives or heavily hollow ground blades etc not sitting "flat" so your angle measurement is off since you don't have a straight middle spine to edge line that is parallel to the table. That being said, can be much faster without having to clamp each and every blade, it can also be more versatile as you can sharpen really thick or awkward items. I actually just picked up and extendable magnetic table for my Hapstone R2 sharpener for just that reason. It has sides that extend out so you could support that cleaver on the edges and middle. Loosen 2 screws to remove the clamp unit to install it then I can switch back to clamps when needed.

Amen brother, the wind got me today. I was in the middle of sharpening when it became very bright all of a sudden. I looked up to see my EZ-up tumbling away. I did have it weighted down with the little "pancake weights they sell but was not enough for what was really a small gust of wind. I will be getting some concrete and making some heavier weights for the next market.

How would you compare a manual sharpener vs a electric such as your Tormek obviously the tormek is pricier and possibly alot faster to sharpen with which system do you prefer?

Have you ever used the tsprof KO3, if you have how would you compair the beveltech to it and versatility? Can you use other brands of stone like ATOM or Venu stones?

Morning... I started out with the KME, and then the Work Sharp "Ken Onion" rig. Finally went for the KO-3 model by TSPROF - which I've only done a handful of blades and maybe three pairs of scissors on. I'm still learning as I go along. I find sharpening to be very therapeutic, gets my mind off things, etc. You've really got a nice shop set-up, I no longer have my shop and have been using my desk and hall area as my shop/work bench. I sure miss having my shop, but downsized several years ago. I considered the Edge Pro, and then the Hapstone before settling on my Master Kit. Enjoyed your presentation, that looks to be an excellent system. I like that it's manufactured here in America, too and I've heard many very good things about Edge Pro's customer service. Thanks, and take care...

Would love to see some beauty and grooming shears videos.

Now THATS a great looking set-up 👌

Thanks, Warren! I live in a small town, and have been very frustrated with the farmers market organizers. They used to do them once a month but post Covid, they sporadically do them, and maybe only have four a year when the weather is nice in our desert town. I love the idea of going to a local grocery store or brewery and making your own schedule. Thanks for the great tips!

The blocks are called “1, 2, 3 blocks”

Here’s a couple other tips that I use for organization. I have a bin for each customer and that bin is lettered A-Z. When they drop off I let them know that when they come back just tell me the letter of that bin. I also have a small flyer that has all my appearances and prices for them to take.

I have collaborated with a meat market and some of our local communities and I do feature sharpening events

A wealth of knowledge and experience! The long videos are great! Thanks for sharing.

Very nice setup you have there in the market, what are the business hours? Thanks.

Excellent tips. It'd be neat to see a setup video and how you run things at the market. Kind of how Steven Sharpens and Cliff Curry do it. Those are really enjoyable to watch. Great stuff, man. Keep these coming 👍 👏

Pop up sharpening! Steven is brilliant