The Best Knife sharpener. Worksharp Professional precion adjust. You're Welcome..
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- Опубліковано 10 тра 2023
- It's no secret we like the Worksharp Ken Onion belt grinder... so when worksharp released the Professional Precision Adjust we had to try it. This Knife sharpener's launch was so big it crashed their site as everyone was trying to get one. So is it all hype? Check out today's video to see if the Work Sharp Professional precision Adjust is worth your money!
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Is the DBK Knife back on stock?
@@felipemontero1087 yep
@@DutchBushcraftKnives did it sell out already? 😂
@@allistertempleton6969 at 8:17 they will tell you all about it.
@@DutchBushcraftKnives I have to admit, your absolutely unhinged and intentionally cringe personality styles are really working for this Channel. XD
I want to dislike it... but... i just can't. :P It keeps pulling me back in.
Keep doing what you do lads. And, as much as I'll hate myself for it, I'll keep coming back. 😂
Props to Gerard for doing such a great job😊👍Stay safe out there DBK
The worksharp ken onion blade grinding belt system is my all time favorite!
This is the first video I've watched by you guys, and that was an *immediate* subscribe. You guys are a riot.
Good review! These systems are slow but foolproof and get beautiful results.
Hello Mikkie and Maarten, So glad ya'll showed this as I could make a half sharp knife even duller after I sharpened it!😖 Now I have to come up with the $$$! It's always something, huh? Hope all's well with everyone/thing, be safe and take care, "God Bless", sincerely, Randy. 🙏😇👊
thank you so much randy! and good luck sharpening haha
I was looking at the previous version. Well this is it! The way it should be!
One important difference between this and $300 worth of waterstones, aside from the obvious skill and mess factors.
Waterstones have difficulty with many supersteels. The diamond stones that this comes with don't have any difficulty with supersteels.
I own the portable worksharp and I use it often. That little sharpener can meet virtually all of your sharpening needs. Good for a bugout bag!
First they said to buy their belt sharpener.
Then they said to buy the Ken onion bc it fixes all the problems with the other one.
Not long after they said to really get it right you should buy the belt grinder attachment so the Ken onion will work better.
All of a sudden you don't need any of that stuff, you need our Precision Adjust sharpener. This really is the one.
But it wasn't so you spent mire money on 3d printed parts to fix all the flaws.
Worksharp to the rescue with the Elite Precision Adjust Sharpener. This is really really the one you need. It upgrades the one that was the one and now this is the one.
Then they gave your maxed out credit card a break for a minute so you could forget everything else they told you for years and buy the PRO PRECISION ADJUST SHARPENER. We swear. This really really is the very last one. Just 300 more of your hard earned dollars. Put the last 1290.00 of stuff we sold you on ebay and give us 300 more.
well, It would be weird to buy all of them. And many systems dont replace one another. This is good for v edges where as the Belt grinding attachement is good for convex. They dont replace one another.
If you want all and are willing to put effort into learning water stones are the way. If you want a sharp tool without a big learning curve these are very cost effective and good solutions
The Naniwa chosera(RIP) 800 and 3000 grit i use for kitchen cutlery was nearly 200 dollars so this system seems very reasonably priced and fool proof
standard pencil eraser works really well for cleaning the ceramic stones like that. i have the plastic 'elite' version and absolutely love it. keeps all the kitchen knives nice and sharp as well as my pocket knives. i never learned how to properly use a stone so this thing helps a ton and i've gotten it down to 10 minutes or so per knife.
I learned hiw to use a stone because I wasn't happy with the basic version. It sharpened, sure, but not as sharp as I wanted. My skill at sharpening has improved and my knives are sharper than ever.
Yeah that's what I use too a flat eraser works great! 😊
Normal pencil eraser will work to clean diamond plates and ceramic plates.
To clean ceramics back to brand new and remove 100% of the loading.... a tooth brush and bar keepers friend powder and it will remove 100% of the steel loading
@@EDCandLace what's "bar keepers friend powder"?
Damn, Martin is jacked!! Good job guys!
worksharp are consistently making the best and most affordable sharpeners out there imho; ive used the worksharp MK1 and the Ken Onion for and grinder attachment for years and they are superb. and yet they seem to be frowned upon my sharpening snobs...dunno why..all of their sharpeners are superbly well thought through and functional.
Good job dudes 👍
I have one of these, it is amazing!
This was a really fun review guy!
I was lucky to get in on the 1st production run release a week ago. Just got it Wednesday. So far it's amazing.
The Boyz are at it again, enjoying another crop of the sweet stinky! Fresh off the boat from Morocco came some small bricks that needed feather sticking before Pipe lighting. Congratulations Boyz, another great video ! ❤
Plot twist, Gerard is actually a master bladesmith...
Its an awesome sharpener and the build quality is top notch.
And that's why I have recommended it since the original precision adjust.
I use this one as well as the field sharpener. I also have the table top version but have not used that one yet as this one and the field do just fine.
So I have the original worksharp belt system, the Ken Onion version with the Blade grinding attachment, the guided lansky system, the spyderco sharpmaker and have just started getting into water stones and yet this looks so appealing! I always wanted an Apex pro but saw so many design flaws that this system seems to have taken into account. Thsnks for the video and the added entertainment gents!
To me, guided sharpening systems are another tool in the tool box. Often new knives come with messed up, uneven grinds that need fixing. Ill take the new knife, and regrind at the desired angle using an Edge Pro Apex. After the edge is set, I just use Naniwa chosera stones to sharpen. Works for me.
Exactly what my use is for my Edge Pro Apex. Re-setting bevels to be even to one another, then just sharpen on my shaptons. Its a lot harder to reset bevels evenly on the stones freehand.
hey guys, if i'm interested in hollow grinds for all my knives, is there any functional reason to get bevels and stuff just right/even?
what im asking is:
if im a cash-poor moron and just kinda' eye my edges, can't i just kinda' do the freehand -stone-sharpening thing and make a very sharp angle (and keep things a bit less even, as far as both sides of the knife being perfect)?
or is it important to make the grind even from both sides...?
rly appreciate any help
-Low Brow with No Know How
@@luceatlux7087 if you don't feel the difference and the appearance of the two sides of different angles don't bother you - don't bother.
Thats sharp 😮
I have the original WS. It’s awesome. I could only imagine how good the Elite version is.
I bought the basic one at my local farm store for 40 bucks and it works amazing for getting q sharp edge very fast and with little effort i use it to touch up my pocket knifes . It's also just fun to do little thought just me and the knife and making it sharp.
Nice work boys
Worksharp seems to have the most convenient sharpening systems out there.
This is the first video I've seen of you guys and I must say I enjoyed it!! I've always just used a small diamond? stone or a cheap stone and it does ok but takes forever to get a decent edge on the blade. I'm definitely going to check out a good wet stone system now!! Thanks for enlightening me. 👍🏻
These guys are awesome, been watching for two years, enjoy they are brilliant, and comical
Helping out the algorithm sirs
You are thanked 🫡
Awesome video! And I love the selling method on the bushcrafters,
Same selling scheme they use every time they put out another sharper. People have boxes full of 1000s of dollars of these things collecting dust. 300 and I guarantee they start selling stuff to improve it. You could just get a kadet pro.
You're not making sense 😄 I meant I liked the method of dbk selling they're bushcrafters
glad to hear it!
You peeps should have another channel dedicated about bushcraft kit .
Hammocks,tarps sleep bags,sleep system like the wearable bags ect.,under quilts,hot tents.
All the good stuff.
People not into knives but like the great outdoors would tune in for the best camping kit news and reviews.
Most enjoyable viewing as per usual guys .
I use the Lansky Deluxe 5 stone sharpening system with the cheap wire guide rods and it works great 👍 $50 usd
I have the cheaper one. I started to mess up my Spyderco PM2 so I got it, works great. Might try to upgrade eventually.
Worksharp has made videos showing the differences in how you stroke the stone across the knife. For best results you have to just do a single stoke straight down(like you did with the leather). It’s tedious, but it creates the sharpest edge.
Sweeping from base to the tip of the knife would still sharpen, but didn’t cut very well.
Going up and down vertically like Martin did is the best if you want to reprofile/remove a lot of material. imo most people do it that was because it’s the quickest way.
I recommended going to worksharps channel if you want to see the experiments they ran.
thanks! in the end I also think you dont need a sharper knife than we achieved. So I think it's pretty safe to use this quick method
@@DutchBushcraftKnives the three methods, pulling only towards yourself, pulling back and forth and stroking along the blade all produced sharp edges but very different edge profiles; 1st was a very smooth edge, 2nd was rougher and produced a more jagged edge (better at cord cutting etc) third was just alot longer but provided a good smooth edge (all under a microscope) but in the end the sharpness results were minimally different for the average person.
Ive had the original worksharp precision adjust for over a year now and I've got pretty good results with it and have gotten a lot faster too I have a rather large knife collection and all are super sharp now but the one knife I was able to make into an absolute razor is the cold steel American lawman in CTS-XHP that thing will slice you open just looking at it! Great video guys 👍👌😁
Love the lawman!
Erg duur
XHP is phenomenal for sharp edges, which stay sharp for a long time.
I was alone in a factory for a year with nothing to do ( long story) so I bought some stones and set out with a goal of learning to sharpen. A year later I still couldn’t do it. I just don’t have the dexterity to keep a constant angle I suppose. I bought the cheaper version of this sone time ago and got great results im sure this is great
Great video guys! I have a Wicked Edge which is the holy grail of sharpeners but it’s ungodly expensive and is best for V-edged, you can do convex edges but you have to use leather strops and all this adds up, I have $1,400 invested in the damn thing which is ridiculous unless you are sharpening as a business. Great for all my folders, nothing better for re-profiling, you set the edge angle using a digital angle cube so it’s as accurate as it gets but I have two dozen Bark Rivers and all my other fixed blades are convex. I’m replacing my A2 barkies I bought 18 years ago with versions in CPM3V and need a faster way to restore the edges and I think this WorkSharp is the way to go.
My wicked edge set cost that about 10 years ago. Still looks nice.
Mikkie's leather jock strap!
I have the original with a 3d printed brace off etsy, it works perfect.
45 years ago I bought 'The Block' sharpener that I wear on a string around my neck. Made in the USA over 60 years ago. I'm surprised you have never heard of this. best sharpening device ever made carry it with me like a neck knife everywhere.
The non pro version is totally adequate, and much, much less expensive.
Another great Thursday! Thanks DBK!
the regular version is definitely great but I'd get the elite package with it. I tried it without and with and wasnt satisfied with the sharpness from the base version. I guess for most people it'll suffice though
@@DutchBushcraftKnives oops I did get the elite package with the standard worksharp. You’re right about that.
This should get you 2 out of the stone age. Trails Happy
The Tsprof Nero with diamond stone set is a better sharpener for just a bit more $. Solid billet 7075 throughout. Would highly recommend.
~i'll check that out! Never heard of the brand before. Thanks for sharing!
Hey! Would love to have a chance to work with you! @@DutchBushcraftKnives
Thank you! ✨✨
Ik heb nog het oude model maar een leuke tool
And now i wanna see someone sharpening the Storm Vector on this thing.
That’s a cool sharpening system! I convex all my knives, so I’ll stick with water stones, but it’s really cool that V edge folks can have a system like that to make reliably sharp edges. Cool!
Actually all the WorkSharp does is convex edges, all belt grinders put a convex edge as the sandpaper belt wraps slightly around the edge of the blade putting that convex apple-seed shape on it.
@@ZootyZoFo Oh yeahhh. Great point! I think I still have the Ken Onion on my wishlist. I should invest! 🤓😍
The fact that i kept watching after Maarten said "I think it is the perfect sharpener for people who wants to keep a factory edge and don't mind a v edge" really says a lot about how much I enjoy your videos! :)
I just got my Worksharp Professional precion adjust sharpener today. I just really wished my would have come with the work mat but it didn't. Oh well. I can not wait to try out my new sharpener.
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If you want a tool like this that actually does do convex as well as V edge. The "Mad edge" and "Ts Prof" sharpening systems both have an additinal convex add on and are both a little more diverse. they also are easy to use for beginners and pro's alike.
I use thé convex attachment for my TSProf Kadet. I get a phenomenal edge that lasts longer than a V- edge. The versatility in the abrasive is a nice option too: 4” , 6”, backed or un backed, Venev, Hapstone, any brand you want you can use. Can’t recommend the Kadet enough.
Very similar to the Wicked Edge system. Wicked Edge is not cheap though, but you can go all the way down to glass film planers to get the most insane fine edge where strong larger carbide steels like Maxamet, K390, or Rex45 that would typically show chipping at these thin edges, can come out very uniform.
I just added a DBK knife to cart. Some available right now.
You guys should try the TSPROF Kadet with the convex attachment, that's my way to go
That's the right way!
Nice but would like to see a comparison between other knife sharpeners.
Can't wait to get one preordered one at lorenzi in Austria.😅
Leiwand hoffentlich passt es für dich! Grüße aus Austria
I've seen and consider buying a kind of helper tool that looks like this system but where you can attach wetstones. I'm still bad at sharpening with wetstones and don't really know how to progress. As I already have wetstones, I think it could simplify my life and making nice V-edges for my kitchen knives but I can still learn using my wetstones. Have you ever tried/seen one of these ? What do you think of it ?
Tsprof Kadet pro begs to differ, especially with vanev stones. In all honesty tho, i had a worksharp and it did the job, just took alot longer then my current setup, and some edges came out wonky due to the movement from it. My current setup is stupid expensive and i wouldnt expect the avg knife sharpening guy to spend that kinda money. Works sharp def works but i like the tsprof alot more. Way less wobble more consistant edges
Thank you!! 🤜
How would it work on bigger/thicker knives
Great video! Can you guys review a carbon steel knife from Grohmann? Maybe the original or the Canadian miltary issue model?
Would have been in the market for this, but I stumbled over a clone of the TSprof Kadet pro a month ago for a very nice price that was less than the worksharp pro.
Would love to see your view of the boker vigtig.
what time do the knives go up on the shop every day
Hows this work on big knives like 10 plus inchs
with this system i can sharpen convex grind knife?
TSProf Kadet and other models can use a convex attachment (11 degrees) which puts a more durable edge on a blade rather than a V edge.
Can any of you tell me where I can get hold of this model of knife? Steel Eagle 107C Delta Class
I really hope they make a stone holder that accepts high quality stones and diamond plates, and maybe a convex rod. The stone holder is a must now that they marketing it as a professional sharpening system and competing with some of them in price.
@@Jiross Yeah I know. But would be nice to have them make an official holder for the Professional version. As that was one of the main complaints from the small system and is expected from a Pro system priced at $300. But if WorkSharp doesn't want to make the money, someone else will and 3D print them for the new system.
I've looked into these Worksharp systems a while back. To me, this product is a reverse-engineered KME knife sharpener. I'm glad I bought my KME when I did. KME also has a lot of add-ons (including a convex edge tool) and really good customer support. The stones are top quality as well. A KME with the Spyderco Sharpmaker is a great combination.
I prefer the KME because you can get stones that aren't KME. Some sharpening systems have proprietary ways to attach the stones.
Literally every time I upgrade! “Hey yall, there’s a new hotness!
U need to check out the wicked edge Gen 3 pro now that's a sharpener
Ya this is similar to the Lansky Diamond set which does an ok job if you have a lot of time. If you want the best edge, bite the bullet and get a Tormek T8 or even T4.
Died with the jokes 😂
But on a technical note, you can get good results even having no experience with sharpening with the Lansky deluxe system
Gerard is the best!
How well does that fit in my backpack?
What time does DBK knives go on to website each day?
Do Worksharp Field Sharpener vs DC4
This compared to the Ken Onion edition?
Can i sharpen scandi grind with something like that?
I would use it to refresh.❤ come on you two. You are not going to get some things without skill.
What time does the DBK knife 🔪 come online every day?
I love seeing Gerard, he has such good sense of humor. :)
Where do y’all get one? I have the older version and want to upgrade, but here in Germany I can’t find any shop who has the professional version already 😐
oh now yall have to do the TSPROF. I remember years ago my friend and I were looking at stones and him, being crazy over-the-top, found the TSPROF and wanted to buy it. the real final boss of sharpening systems
💪👀💪 Thanks! ✨
Im really looking into this. The number of knives i have to sharpen costs more than the system.
👍
I like my Hapstone R2 Black.
would this work on a knife of extreme hardness like a custom dulo? I have naniwa super stones and even they take quite a bit to make a change i wonder if these would even touch the profile.
I have a DBK MINI by dulo
Are you guys going to review the Barkriver ultralight field knife?
Im not reviewing them atleast until I get all my warranty knives back
Try TS Prof Kadet sharpener. Ok I know it's russian but the quality is outstanding. TS Prof also gives you freedem of choice in types and sizes of grinding stones or diamond plates
$300USD is a little steep compared to the regular version. I got an adapter to use the regular version with your own diamond plates so you don't need to use Worksharp's.
I use.the sharpener the same way Martin does .
Worksharp forgot to make an actual case for this $299 sharpener, you just have to store it in the box it came with, I love that they addressed some people issues with the previous model but I won't buy without a case.
I have the Problem on different Knives that the angle is the Same on both sides But the cutting bevel is always a Bit bigger on one side. Do you have a tip for me how i can Reduce that?
KA-BAR Jarosz Turok review plz
I’ve used a fixed angle system for years, but have recently taken to freehand sharpening because it’s faster.
It would be cool to see you guys review the worksharp guided sharpening system with upgrade kit as it is closer to freehand sharpening. and indeed can be used to freehand sharpen.
Im waiting for this version but where can I buy it in Nederland 😂😅