BEST Budget Tool/Knife Sharpener?! $10 For a Fantastic Edge! Corona Tool Sharpener

Hello everyone!
Today we are going to take a look at a very cool, relatively easy to use, and affordable tool/knife sharpener. This is the Corona sharpener, typically used for sharpening gardening tools, though it can be used for any kind of blade. In this video, I take a knife that is extremely dull and sharpen it to a respectable edge! It only took around 5 minutes or so, and the results are awesome! Try it yourself! Again, I would recommend learning on less expensive blades, as there is a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the feel for it, it is actually pretty easy! In the video, I do a few passes on a leather strop with honing compound, you could do the same, but you don't have to.
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~Corona Tool Sharpener
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[@dougfury.]

Those look useful havent herd of one before might pick one up for the cottage.

[@kismitscorner]

I recommend them! Just learn on a cheap knife so you don't mess up a good one. Thanks for watching!

[@johnduffy6546]

LOVE the sound of a sharp tool

[@kismitscorner]

Indeed a fantastic sound, thanks for watching!

[@Zippofanatic77outdoors]

Oh yeah forgot to mention great video great review kizzy

[@kismitscorner]

Thank you! I think I am getting into the swing of things!

[@tphvictims5101]

Nice to see a video with a real person and a good product. I have one 👍🏻

[@kismitscorner]

Thank you! I try to keep it real and honest. This thing is pretty cool! Thanks for watching!

[@zippolyonsden1623]

Great video. I like the shape of the blade in that knife. Pretty cool. ✌

[@kismitscorner]

Thanks! I love the “Cleaver” style blades. Unfortunately I think they no longer make this model anymore, a real shame, but I bought 2 haha

[@hardonowahyusih7693]

​@@kismitscornerbagaimana cara nya Beli?

[@kismitscorner]

@@hardonowahyusih7693 Kizer Zugang

[@hardonowahyusih7693]

@@kismitscorner can you send to indonesia

[@Zippofanatic77outdoors]

I have one of these but it’s called a speedy sharp. Works really good. U still need a strop to get that finishing touch. But having this in my bush bag has saved me many times. I think it works great but like u said technique is crucial.

[@kismitscorner]

I have seen those, they were like 25 for 2 of them though. I really like these kind of sharpeners though, very useful.

[@DieselDotCom]

This is a very informational video with great Sharpening skills. Great job! Super sharp now!🎉🎉🎉

[@kismitscorner]

Thank you! I appreciate it!

[@DieselDotCom]

You're Welcome@@kismitscorner

[@jean-63]

Wish you could show a better angle so I can see if you're using the "flat" part of the sharpener or the "90 degree" angle part of the sharpener. Thank you for this tutorial as it did help somewhat.

[@kismitscorner]

I am using the 90 degree part, using the flat would not accomplish much, you want to be scraping material away. Hope this helps further! Sorry for the bad camera work and thanks for watching!

[@jean-63]

@kismitscorner So I've been practicing, and I can actually hear the difference when I use the angle and not the flat. Thank you so much. This was incredibly helpful 😊

[@kismitscorner]

@@jean-63 Great! Glad to hear! Really happy to hear this helped!

[@saldomino1639]

Great Video ! Remember with toothy edges it’s the blade Geometry that makes those cuts a lot of other knives will not give the results you got !

[@kismitscorner]

Very True, thanks for watching!

[@lippeguitar1]

Nice👍

[@kismitscorner]

Thanks Lippe! Hope you had a good holiday!

[@nefariouscj9791]

You need to do the full test at the end you didn't use your hand again... lmao

[@kismitscorner]

I may be stupid, but I am not crazy! Haha, thanks for watching!

[@YannickC]

1:37 when you let your intrusive thoughts win

[@kismitscorner]

😆Thanks for watching!

[@ehulbert5]

It’s also the ultimate ferro rod striker.

[@kismitscorner]

Indeed! A great piece of kit!

[@davidno1minton997]

Dam,cool

[@kismitscorner]

I really like this tool! Thanks for watching!

[@artguess9893]

Thank you I had one of these I have no idea where I got it didn't know what it was and now I do thanks!

[@kismitscorner]

Happy to have helped! Thanks for watching!

[@seanbautista2606]

I love these sharpeners. I have a few of them included in various kits and tool bags. They put a nice working edge on blades if one knows what they’re doing. To get rid of that toothy edge, I like to finish up wit a few passes on a honing steel or ceramic rod.

[@kismitscorner]

They are great! I was really pleasantly surprised how good they were. I will have to get a honing rod sometime. Thanks for watching!

[@curtisstewart3179]

If you put some green compound on the strop and use a light touch, you can get the edge hair popping sharp.

[@tphvictims5101]

That is funny 👍🏻

[@twalk6164]

I recommend strongly that you turn the edge away from you (flip the knife in your holding hand) and then proceed to scape away the steel to create an edge. By facing the edge as you do, you could slip and cut the @#$! out of your fingers. I like these carbide tips for sharpening, especially kitchen knives which are thinner usually. Nice pocket knife!

[@kismitscorner]

That is probably a lot safer! To be fair though, I wasn't using much pressure at all, more scraping than anything, but safety is important! Thanks for watching!

[@mholzmann]

The safe way to use the tool. Blade and Sharpener should face in opposite directions. There are several videos instructing the technique. Safety Sharp and Corona are virtually the same

[@kismitscorner]

Thank you for the tip and thanks for watching!

[@psifactor12]

This tool works same as poker chip sharpner.

[@BeansB17]

i wish you wouldve tested it before and then after that black thing

[@kismitscorner]

Yeah, I should have shown that. It wouldn’t be as sharp. The black thing is called a Strop, if you have any kind of bladed tool, a strop is super useful for keeping tour edge sharp and aligned. Thanks for watching!

[@BeansB17]

@@kismitscornerI will have to look into a strop as well. Thanks

[@Guardian4080]

I bet a little oil would help

[@kismitscorner]

It probably would, this was just a quick and dirty sharpening to demonstrate the capabilities of this sharpener. Thanks for watching!

[@curtisstewart3179]

These are recommended to use dry. Think using a file instead of a stone.

[@paulpugh2480]

Thanks man, but you need to speed things up, I bet it would take you 2 hours to watch 60 minutes .

[@kismitscorner]

Alright, time travel! Thanks for watching!