Ah man i got the knife id love for you to look at

Thanks for sharing. You are very generous with your knowlege.

Great stuff! Just found your channel and this is so inspiring!

Learned hard way doing the stropping wrong way. One knife in and just these steps has it top quality for kitchen use. Quick work!

Looks like this little machine isn’t for sale anymore. What machine replaces this one in your line up?

What angle do you keep it at 17- 19degree?

Great shop!

You have a great little business/side hustle! Can you describe your process. First machine (grit), second grit, 3rd? What kind of sanders are these? You plug in or run off generator? How many do you do a day ?

I like the looks of the angle guide your using. I hope it becomes available.

Man, your videos are addictive 😅

would love do and donts of buffing wheels ? i gave been cut with knives on buffing wheels twice.

nsnd

I was reading something shortly after the first time I viewed this video about the Cold Steel knife seen here. Cold Steel made some knives for the CIA at that time without identifying marks on them. The one shown here was likely one of them.

You are awesome -- not necessarily for your knife sharpening (although you are great at sharpening) but the quality you have designed for your tools -- WELL -- I love it. Old man here that still uses an oil stone and a leather strop. QUESTION: What exactly did you do for the serrated blades?

Loved the video man

Wow! if only I had known. Tomorrow morning it happens. Thanks so much

Awesome Video...Thank You

Where do you get the black bins for customers knives ?

Wow you are a master 😍

Have you got a link to where you can pick up that variable speed motor exchange for the Harbour Frieght?

Does the vacuum work on that set up?

That's a really nice refurbishment. Amazing works as always.

I had to this tonight for the leather belt.

Amazing

Great video!

Do you have a link for theses?

Any eye protection??

What brand is the machine with leather strop and availablility

Will you be selling any of the flat flange washers for bench grinders

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Hi, I’m looking at buying a belt sander/sharpener over here in the U.K. Can you recommend one please? I noticed the Rikon one you’re using is on Amazon over here,would that be ideal? Would I need to buy the guide bracket too? Thanks Darren

CLIFF, WHAT SIZE DIAMOND EMULSION DO YOU USE ON YOUR STROP ???

What RPM are you running on these 1x30s? You have clearly mastered the 1x30s. I hope to get to your level some day!

Awesome video! I learned so much

just did one of those 2 weeks ago, super easy 😊

well my pos works now lol thanks!

Great video. Please lower the volume of the background music.

Love your vids! Thanks. What is the estimated belt speed of your 1x30 sharpeners? Thanks.

Id like to see how you do a scandi grind.

Is 1000 grit usually where you deburr? ive notice i have a hard time feeling a burr past 600-800. It that just me or is it the grit?

I've found toothy edges to be much less durable. I polish my kitchen knives on an 8000 grit water stone. The edges last much longer. I just occasionally freshen the edge on a ceramic honig rod.

I enjoyed the video except the muzak was a little too loud and distracting at times and adds nothing to the viewing pleasure.

What’s the make on that first grinder on the right?

What’s the make of that last machine you have inverted

What machine do you recommend for someone just getting started with a limited budget?

Thank you !!. Great info!🏝

Finding it hard to find a place to buy these could you recommend something for us? As to where to buy it.

So no attempt to match blade angles?

Whats that stropping compound your spraying on your leather belt? I have a 1x18 im using on my ken onion. Im currently using white compound.

I ordered a drive wheel from you and received one of these wheels by mistake, after the order was fixed I was told to keep this wheel, so I decided to go ahead and replace the wheel but the bearing is too small, I hope there's not a big batch of these wheels that don't fit...Great video by the way, love your stuff!!