Best Sharpener for Chef Knives

BEST KNIFE SHARPENER FOR CHEF KNIVES THE HORL 2 KNIFE SHARPENER
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[@NeevesKnives]

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[@Eggsaregoods]

This sharpener is really good for starting and get you result really fast I love it and if you are new in the sharpening world you can’t get better

[@marioncobretti7870]

Thats actually a pretty slick , simple invention.

[@masonlee5453]

I did a deep dive into all these items and the best is fixed angle sharpener. theres many models cheaper than a horl or a tumbler.

[@kniferewiewscool2646]

Thank you for promoting the original product

[@Black_Beard96]

I would love to see project farm test this against other knife sharpeners. Looks like a good product

[@JonFox1945]

He just released one FYI!!!

[@mikerotch6068]

I mess up every knife I try to sharpen 😅

[@montypmoneybagges]

"Do we have Mike Rotch, can we get Mike Rotch to the front desk?" *insert intense laughing*

[@brr8888]

Pricey for the brand name, I’ve seen copies for as low as 20 bucks but I know the stone will be beat after a couple of knives.

[@oldcloud2564]

Все гениальное просто.😊

[@Vegasnativesinner85]

Dude I love this!! Where can I buy it?

[@Briankerr6476]

I have seen this system before I haven't tried it yet though

[@SladeChurch]

If you have the money I guess its good, but i choose the free hand. Cheaper and i don’t have to choose bills and food or sharpener

[@jonnytoast]

Awesome

[@rhinosaur.]

Ingenious simplicity

[@pamelah6431]

The links in the description don't work. Can't tap on them to go to the site and can't copy them to paste. 🤨

[@NickJayy212]

200 bucks though? Craziness when sharpmakers are less than half of that amd they're way more versatile.

[@NeevesKnives]

Yes it is a bit pricey, with other systems you have a large learning curve in order to get quality edges, they are much much more difficult to use especially for an average person, of course if your willing and able I would recommend stones or a fixed angle system

[@UkuleleJayBBQ]

Try $400 for the one with three changeable discs.

[@NickJayy212]

@@UkuleleJayBBQ I believe the 400 dollar option has 3:1 ratio rotating discs. Pretty neat but way off on the price, imo.

[@UkuleleJayBBQ]

@@NickJayy212 yes correct. Definitely a great engineering technology but at a very expensive price. You can get a Tormek T1 for less and that’s an amazing powered sharpener with a honing wheel. Getting in the low 140’s on my PT50A edge tester with it. Been using one in my kitchen and love it. Also 2 minutes sharpening and honing where this takes longer and you only have a 15 or 20° option. I love the Work Sharp line too and very reasonable priced.

[@NeevesKnives]

@@UkuleleJayBBQ the roller on that one i believe moves 3x faster

[@thepitpatrol]

I prefer freehand also. If I didn't suck at it lol.

[@ECOMMichael]

Local sharpener 👍

[@Kianquenseda]

How do you get a convex edge with that ?

[@royalewithcheese9257]

I feel like this method is superior when compared to the free hand yet the fear of not being able to flex your free hand skills make it less desirable...

[@lunalovegoodwitch]

An interesting idea but seems very dangerous whether the magnet is strong or not what happened if you push too hard with the other hand the knife will then slip And cut you very badly and could potentially cause death

[@damensutherland7081]

Ever have any problems with it flattening the belly of a knife that isnt straight

[@josehumberto8052]

Is it cheaper than TUMBLR rolling sharpener?

[@kevinaguilar5482]

Would you recommend this over the spyderco sharpmaker? I’ll admit this is a bit easier for beginners. However, I think you can get much better results with the sharpmaker.

[@mitchellspringer7025]

This is easier to use due to the fact you only have to watch how much tension you put on the knife going towards the tip, the sharp marker you have to really focus on holding the blade consistently at 90 degrees

[@NeevesKnives]

I'd say they are just very different this is best for chef knives the sharp maker is best for edge maintenance

[@samueljacobson470]

Wish you tested the babish set

[@NeevesKnives]

What set?

[@markh385]

The chef 👩‍🍳 knife link isn’t working 😢

[@noelv1976]

Have you reviewed the Work Sharp electric sharpener? The one with the flexible belt?

[@NeevesKnives]

Yes I wouldn't recommend for folding knives or knives you want premium edges on, get a fixed angled system in that case, the belt grinder is good for larger tools

[@jvanb231]

I need these for not chefs knives.

[@TheRhino2719]

Thats cool but the Wicked Edge and KME is a bit cheaper and probably more accurate.

[@kingcormack8004]

That is so cool!

[@gaven4349]

tumbler..?

[@williamschisler4844]

Tell me how long it takes to sharpen a dull good quality knife 🔪

[@stephenfrench3888]

Look up the Hone version

[@toddskidmore3407]

It's cool until you find out the price$$$😮

[@NeevesKnives]

Yeah it's pricey for sure but worth it for those that can't learn how to run a fixed system or freehand

[@southernboysoutdoors3824]

Theres a cheaper one the tumbler knife sharpner exact same for a hundred bucks

[@NeevesKnives]

@@southernboysoutdoors3824 ITS NOT THE EXACT SAME I HAVE BOTH, THE TUMBLER ONLY COMES WITH ONE STONE AND ONE ANGLE

[@southernboysoutdoors3824]

@@NeevesKnives oh cool

[@jeffp7368]

Can you compare this to the Tumbler knife sharpener that’s an exact copy of this design. KZbin keeps showing me this Tumbler guys videos and he seems kinda sketchy

[@Tschreiner69er]

F**k that guy. I won't buy his product just because he's a POS. His system works, just a knock off of this real German made one. I think the main differences is the Tumbler uses a stainless steel hone, while the Horl uses a ceramic one, and can change the ends out on the real one. There are different versions and prices of the real Horl version as well.

[@jesmondo5785]

Dudes definitely a con artist. I'm sure the kit is legit, just depends on if you want to give a grifter your money

[@Tschreiner69er]

@@jesmondo5785 Exactly

[@NeevesKnives]

Yes I have a vs coming soon

[@fopdoodle777]

Tumbler is a cheap knockoff. The magnet is much weaker and the stones on the side aren't removable so it doesn't come with different stones.

[@jimscallen6452]

What is the web site

[@REBELSCL]

Do they make a system for pocket knives and hunting knives?

[@ManFreDOIII]

You can use this tool on almost all knives . Tumbler USA is a KZbin channel that sells a sharpener like this that may even be higher than this one. Anyway the channel promotes there product, so if you wanna know exactly where this things limits are, Tumbler USA is a good place to start lol.

[@REBELSCL]

@@ManFreDOIII Thanks much.. I’ll check it out…

[@Pugrug.]

@@REBELSCLI’d recommend the worksharp guided field sharpener. I always carry mine in my hunting pack along with a leather strop.

[@RazorSharpMuenchen]

I need some venevs😍

[@daklown305]

wont work on stainless

[@andrewquick7667]

What angle gets it the sharpest?

[@NeevesKnives]

the lower the angle the sharper, so a 15 is sharper than a 17, however there is a tipping point since the lower the angle the weaker it is. and it depends on the blade geometry what would be best

[@djericanthony]

I tried it and returned it. Found it very limiting.

[@thaknobodi]

Unfortunately i don't think those with extremely obtuse angles on their knives will think it works. Sometimes for clueless people theyll likely need a (gasp) pull through sharpener to reprofile then something like this to maintain it. Freehand FTW though

[@paulstoyek381]

Will this sharpen D2 good..

[@NeevesKnives]

Yes but only on chef knife style knives and maybe some fixed blades

[@ryanjacqmin9937]

Question...does placement of the knife on the mag block matter as far as forming the bur and shaping the angle? I ask due to blade deflection at the knife tip as noticed in the video. I've been hesitant on purchasing this sharpening system.

[@NeevesKnives]

Watch my full review I go into good detail, you want it in a spot that allows you to give small pressure without popping off the magnacut which is not quite center, and the tip just requires very little pressure with a little extra work by itself, so Making small passes at tip works well

[@ryanjacqmin9937]

@@NeevesKnives thank you for the feedback! Awesome review videos, keep it up!

[@0leg0101]

HORL > Tumbler

[@neilzee1980]

Hi All, i am from India… can some help me getting this blade shipped… i ll pay for it

[@Daniel-1-1-1]

So these ain’t a gimmick? Wanted to order but thought it was just another cheap “infomercial” type deal. Thanks!

[@zZiL341yRj736]

But why is this 200 damn dollars

[@jessedeberry949]

How do magnets stick to stainless steel blades?

[@thesodomeister2938]

Because stainless steel is still steel, and therefore magnetic.

[@NeevesKnives]

There's different kinds of stainless, this stainless has more iron in it which makes it better for cutlery so it's magnetic

[@adanma17]

Just tell em to use the bess tester properly hurts my brain when they don't.

[@lunchmoneyfor2]

Does this work for small knives?

[@stephenfrench3888]

The Hone version does

[@fuzz429]

Which angle do you like most for your chefs knives?

[@kniferewiewscool2646]

Most shef knives are around 15 per side

[@otroflores91]

Pretty expensive

[@mixedmartialnutrition1746]

Why tf isnt this more known?? way easier than guessing angle and fuckin up ur dam knife edge and bevel

[@2-old-Forthischet]

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ The cheapest I found so far is the Harbor Freight small belt sander.

[@NeevesKnives]

So a belt sander or any belt will never put as good a quality as a stone, for many reasons

[@2-old-Forthischet]

@@NeevesKnives just use a honing stick after the belt sander. My son sucks at sharpening knives so I gave him the belt sander. I now use a HF four sided stone (4 different grits) then the honing stick. My GF took a course from a Japanese "expert" on sharpening kitchen knives with a stone. My 4 sided "stone" still does a better job.

[@GatorNick]

What about a pocket knife?

[@NeevesKnives]

no it wont do well with pocket knives however i have plenty of them on the channel

[@Estranged180]

Bought the Horl (not the Tumbler). Haven't looked back.

[@M.N.9]

Isn't it a bootleg tumbler rolling sharpener?

[@NeevesKnives]

Horl is the better and original one I believe I have both and horl is better than tumbler

[@M.N.9]

@@NeevesKnives thanks!

[@Tbennett07]

I’m pretty sure horl is the original but tumbler makes a ton of videos so it may be confusing I though horl was a knockoff until I looked into it a bit

[@M.N.9]

@@Tbennett07 yeah you are right indeed

[@mysterymeat5656]

I don’t want that magnet scratching up the finish on my blades

[@NeevesKnives]

then use a piece of tape, or use a piece of tape to clean the magnet off before applying i dont have that issue personally but you can keep it clean

[@bryanb7050]

This is a knock off of tumblr

[@fafiking2000]

Cap

[@C0_999]

It’s cool, but it ain’t 200 bucks cool lol

[@cvdubya5774]

Horl is the ONLY good rolling sharpener like this. Its the original one that all these crappy chinese companies have been copying lately (like Tumbler).

[@Platoface]

Is this an advertisement? Or you schilling without telling us?

[@NeevesKnives]

No shilling these work great for chef knives, if you know how to freehand then it won't matter, but for people that can't or won't this works great I literally just posted a video with my brother who has never sharpened a knife in his life use the work sharp version you can watch the video, it's not the highest quality as I'm out of town but still

[@reispab]

Not like , todo expensive AND no Sharp allí knives Stiles

[@chrismichielsen9008]

What's sad is there is a guy trying to rip HORL off, tumblr sharpener or something, and the dude's vids are so trash. He always uses his sharpness tester wrong.

[@conductorcammon]

Oh no. They got to you too?!

[@NeevesKnives]

Got me? I think the other way around

[@conductorcammon]

@@NeevesKnives Paid sponsorship?

[@grizzlymang1930]

Is that not just a ripoff of the tumbler sharpeners?

[@hamizannaruto]

Horl is the original and according to the poster, a much better one. Tumbler tried to make the system and make it much cheaper, and thus weaker magnet, not much choice for the honing, and not the best choice.

[@grizzlymang1930]

@@hamizannaruto ill take your word for it

[@jade4r4]

Niceee

[@1337flite]

That's kinda nifty. I'm not buying one for myself, but it would be good for people who are not cutlery nerds.

[@proraptor4146]

$189? Lol nope

[@andrewplayfair3075]

Tumbler bro, who had the idea first?

[@GoldenKazu]

Straight up about to comment this exact thing. Idek what came first

[@jjpaq]

Horl was first. Tumbler ripped them off. Not many people know it, but you can find a couple of comments mentioning it on every Tumbler video.

[@tracebrown9341]

This is a good knife sharpender but I have one the is just a good and it’s for soft steel knife and it a adjustable pull thru knife sharpener they are good for soft steel knifes and even better with a strop

[@denizwieteck]

oh perfect boss u destroyed my business before I started it because I have to show now everyone I know who already use the Horl now this video 😭😭😭

[@monesto7177]

Fail

[@JohnDoe-gq9hp]

I was hoping I'd see the HORL sharpener here.

[@Mapleaple]

Extremely easy and Extremely weak on diamonds. After like 10 knifes its garbage

[@f1lk086]

now tha is what i call a good demonstration 🤌🤌🤌

[@steffankirkham1277]

couldve sworn you bad mouthed this product before.... must be a paid ad now?

[@BrahVoh]

False

[@NeevesKnives]

What's false ? I would love to talk about anything you think I said wrong

[@omargueits8681]

Did anyone else noticed he used a different knife to cut 😂

[@mattmacd2009]

They're crap mate

[@SmallChild44]

Tumbler rolling sharpener

[@jjpaq]

...is a knockoff of the Horl sharpener. 😂

[@alexsavastru8125]

This is a Tumblr knock-off. Not cool.

[@mariohoopedme]

Nope it's actually the original

[@jasonransdell1647]

Over priced piece of 💩 I'll stick with free hand with wet stones. Id never pay that much for a sharpener like that.

[@zarehzoro]

Don’t buy it, find a sharpener

[@jamesfair9751]

I would buy any sharpener this man says is good. Jared is like the sharpening king and I won’t buy a system or even stone until I hear what he says about it !

[@thiago.assumpcao]

I prefer just stones but this system is good. Certainly better than most professional sharpeners I see out there.

[@ithinkits8674]

@@jamesfair9751Jared is more like a freehand sharpening god, to be honest

[@thiago.assumpcao]

@@ithinkits8674 Jared is quite good but I would leave that title for Cliff Stamp. Sad he passed away.

[@NeevesKnives]

@@jamesfair9751 thank you James, people are always going to have an oppinion on something they havent tried and know nothing about, grandma is not going to learn freehand or learn how to use a kme, however she could easily use this with amazing results as if she was a pro freehander

[@greeddevil]

Точит один нож режет другим

[@BigWorm3030]

Knock off tumblr?

[@jjpaq]

Other way around. Tumbler ripped the Horl off, with cheaper materials (e.g. weaker magnets) and flashier marketing.

[@bahamaroot]

😂😂