Which is the Least Worst Pull Through Knife Sharpener

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[@NickShabazz]

Seeing you using Bricky makes me physically hurt. This video is wonderful in a sadistic way.

[@kirindaremoe8672]

That hurt my soul lol

[@Ice_Berg]

I vote you should rename the channel to "Pete & Bricky Gear and Outdoors". It might finally get people to stop thinking your name is Cedric.

[@kmopm777]

@@unnamed47 So who is cedric?

[@LIE4ME]

I've left comments for a dog? As long as the dog reads it...I'm good.

[@garethbaus5471]

Bricky might be one of the funniest characters in existence.

[@TheModernNeanderthal]

Strangely enough, Bricky finds existence the funniest character

[@marvinbrock960]

Somehow… You manage to have videos that quite literally address the specific information that I’m “chasing” at the moment! Love your content brother! 🇺🇸

[@chuckgilley9608]

I saw bricky leaving the Pub at 2:30 am this morning with pebbles. He has to be hungover.

[@gordonstevenson535]

I think you should have sharpened on the brick, the brick would have won.

[@pspicer777]

Hah! You are very probably correct. 😀

[@dobypilgrim6160]

My mother used to sharpen her kitchen knives onna brick that was on our back porch. Her knife's were...quite dull. And she didn't care at all, lol.

[@gordonstevenson535]

@@dobypilgrim6160 check out outdoors55 he has a video on it June 16, 2017

[@McNamEvan]

I have sharpened a knife on a smooth rock while repeatedly abusing it. Results were sufficient to continue abuse. 36ishths

[@nemocheerio]

"You also provide dullness." Bricky had me legitimately cracking up. Great video!!

[@pueblo1960]

Very dull yet compelling thank you

[@JesseAdams]

Another hilarious video. I don't know who's complaining. Your alerts are literally the first video I watch over anything else.

[@knoxknifemods]

I wonder how many knife bros are looking up Grave of the Fireflies now

[@patrickevans8501]

Truly a light hearted film of ever there was one. /s

[@gregtomamichel973]

Did.

[@thevolkskrant]

Keep Bricky; dump the other guy. 🤣

[@yankee23a]

You mean ....Cedric....🤨🤔

[@paulyoder865]

The work sharp does work better and best results is with light pull motion only and only a couple passes on ceramic.

[@PersonaN007Grata]

The Worksharp Field Sharpener with diamond plates, ceramic rod, and leather strop is an excellent pocket sharpener.

[@DEATHMETALRUST]

Bricky is one of the best ideas you have ever had. 👏

[@rwillaz]

Is this a demonstration on the tool capabilities or the operator's skill? The Project Farm guy achieved a sharpness of 190 on the Brubacher Edge Sharpness Scale, which is utility razor sharpness, using the blue and white Accusharp sharpener. You clearly didn't use it as the manufacturer specifies.

[@darthblade2016]

Great videos man, variety is a good thing! I always refer back to ur videos when i have steel questions, lol.

[@meatsaulce]

The sound the carbide sharpeners make is torture.

[@0neTwo3]

Amy Cohen I don’t know, the dull knife sawing against the paper is pretty freak’n awful too. 😖

[@anteck7goat]

Can we get an extended cut? Really love the sound of carbide on vg10

[@wt4629]

That screw attack top 10 countdown gave me a good dose of nostalgia.

[@willydstyle]

Bricky is a brave soul.

[@hardleydangerousmaun]

Bricky is the latest reason that this channel is the center of YT knife related entertainment!

[@timnichol6566]

Love bricky, he should definitely make another appearance!

[@Dudndbdjdn]

No

[@guardsmenedwin6213]

Everytime you dull that knife and use one of those monstrosities to “sharpen” it, a layer of hell opens up and is reserved exclusively for you.

[@mrblauer1]

Gaw! That sound. Make it stop! I have (don't hate me too much) recommended pull through sharpeners on rare occasions. Years ago I would sharpen the knives at camp and hold a sharpening seminar. I called myself the Knife Knave but people came anyway. Their were always some people that buy only cheap knives and just get a new one when the old ones got too dull. Perfect candidates for a pull through sharpener. However, I also taught a technique of turning the sharpener 180 degrees for a light pull or two at the end. This balanced the edge a bit and gave better results.

[@clemansky3320]

I have been enjoying your new content - given what's going on here in the US it reminds me that, relatively speaking at least, I'm still sane.

[@bikinibandit2398]

Anything better then spending 10's of hours trying to use a whetstone, only to end up with worse edge then what you started with.

[@learner5090]

I always think about accidentally scratching the knife

[@nicholashayes72]

The sound of attempting to saw the dull knife through paper gave me the most anxiety hahahaha

[@dasta7658]

Bricky is more insightful on the topic of knife sharpening than most KZbinrs!! Bricky made this video, great job!

[@theprophetez1357]

Brickley was right, it was painful to watch. We grew up with a pull through sharpener in the house, and it did keep knives sharp. My dad's favorite kitchen knife started out like a butcher knife, but after years of being sharpened with a pull through, I inherited it but by then the blade was more like a fillet knife. For years now i have just stuck with stones, diamonds, ceramic, and leather. Thanks for the video.

[@Madkent94]

I got myself an accusharp just out of curiosity, i found that it is worthless by itself, just leaves a horrible burred edge which will break off in your food, but it's actually pretty good if you use it to put a fresh edge onto a knife then use a ceramic honing rod to finish it off. It's actually pretty good if you want to put a perfectly even edge on something which has no edge at all, and then finish it off with stones

[@mattjay6633]

Your videos caters very specifically to the cannabis consuming knife enthusiasts... thats why i always recieve notifications

[@mikebravo891]

What disturbed me the most was using a falkniven for the experiment. Bricky is great. I kept expecting him to make "that's what she said" jokes after you said sth like "just hold it & start stroking". But maybe that's too light-hearted for him. Cheers Pete, love your work.

[@adibkashani7616]

with all pull through knives, the grind is parallel with the edge, this allows the edge to fold over very quickly even if a sharp edge is achieved. The best result with these is achieved with very light, high-frequency strokes with some lube

[@makilee7556]

the grave of the fireflies suggestion had me dying of laughter

[@knoxknifemods]

Yeah that was a deep cut

[@CSGraves]

Would also have accepted 'Barefoot Gen'!

[@alexeski4109]

Do whatever the f you want Pete, I love the new stuff as much as the old stuff

[@Jeffrose_]

Someone had to do it. Well done.

[@ethanboucher5914]

Bricky with the brutal grave of the fireflies reference 👍

[@archivist17]

Bricky is the star now!

[@tonysmith9061]

Only watched the last 4 minutes. Worth it!

[@datafoxy]

Bricky is the hero of 2020.

[@gregtomamichel973]

...that we didn't know we needed.

[@Imightberiding]

in my experience, I have found that a different small Fiskars pull through sharpener than the one you used to be the least evil. It is similar in size & shape to the Lansky or Smith's but is black & has a pair of angled diamond rods on the coarse side & ceramic rods on the fine side. It actually produces a modestly acceptable edge in a pinch with the least amount of damage to the blade. Note: This type of sharpener should be held down on a table or counter as you did but make sure it is back towards the front edge of the surface so that when you pull your knife through it, you do not hit the table or counter & dull the knife as you sharpen it or damage the surface of the table.

[@ryewaldman2214]

bricky needs a lab coat in the knaf lab

[@forrestswain543]

Grave of the Fireflies... I love Studio Ghibli :0 Awesome content as always Pete!

[@jseden]

I’ve got one from “outdoor edge”.. it’s ok but I only really use the ceramic side. It’s set at 22 deg and I typically sharpen my edc knives to 20 deg with a 22 deg microbevel.. so that probably helps a little. The carbide side is basically useless tho.. I’ve tried my hardest to get a good edge on some garbage knives.. hell I’ve even tried sharpening an old license plate lol.

[@glashausAimz2]

Thanks for your sacrifice. I think you should try to find the worst one next😆 Out of all the sharpeners, i think i would get the brick.😉

[@stanglifemike3759]

Was a bit disappointed Bricky didn't make a crack about how you like that Victorian rod @21:57

[@rangerup1804]

Bricky needs his own channel.

[@RC-el3uv]

Bricky with the hard truth. Too funny Pete, thanks for making me laugh dude.

[@wt4629]

Bricky is the key to all of this, if we can get bricky working. He’s a funnier character than we’ve had in any of the videos.

[@just-inedc2381]

I enjoy every video you put out! Cool video

[@Naddan49]

I'd love to see you do a video with the Tormek (I think that's what it is on the bench in the background vs an MDF wheel. Loved the video, great sense of humor ... "He says, the field, as if he leaves his house.".

[@riverrunner23]

Bricky is wise beyond his geochronological age. Intuitive, too.

[@raedien]

Omg...I was not expecting the GotF line...well played....

[@Mikey4808]

Check out Warthog Sharpeners. Technically a "pull through" sharpener but they are spring loaded so you don't apply too much pressure and you can also change the grits. They work much much better than these typical blade butchering pull through sharpeners and are just as easy to use. They get knives paper slicing, hair shaving sharp with little effort. I myself freehand sharpen on an oil stone and sometimes use a Lansky 5 stone kit, but I bought my parents the Warthog sharpener for them to use and it works very well for the working knives of an average person who doesn't always have the time for more traditional methods. I even use it myself on a couple of my own knives at times

[@starkparker16]

New vids back to back to back by Shabazz, AKBro and C&A. Pretty good day on KZbin.

[@leotam3372]

The worst part is the sound of dull knives on that paper

[@eastislandlocksmiths6253]

Bricky better be a frequent on the channel.

[@dmg4415]

What sharpening tool is the best to have in Your bugout bag/survival kit, to handle Your all needs in the field, there a kitchen knife are NOT your choosen knife/knives?

[@bengarver8155]

Omg... Grave of the Fireflies made me weep like a baby..

[@redbull4life58]

Came for the sharpening Stayed for Bricky

[@GurtTarctor]

Please let Bricky make regular appearances.

[@tarinindell8217]

I actually like and buy the kitcheniq sharpeners for friends. I sharpen their knives properly and tell them to use the ceramic side for maintenance. Its onliy like $6 USD on amazon, so its pretty good as a gift or stocking stuffer. Personally, i have the lansky deluxe that i mounted, with the extra course and course diamond stones, the 2000 grit blue stone, a whetstone that is 3k/8k, the knives plus strop block with green compound, and a hanging strop thats has no compound and two different sides. Overall, slightly more than $100 USD. I like the fixed angle lansky to reprofile and propery apex knives i havent worked on before up to the 2000 grit, then use the 3k/8k stone for a more mirror polish, finishing on the strops of course. If i am doing it for friends, i set everything to 20 degrees and give them the kitcheniq sharpener.

[@unklekal7571]

So what kind of knife is best for cutting brick?

[@ezrahann3438]

I use those sharperner on my old hickory boning knife. I see no problem and it works.

[@krakentacticaledc]

Not dure if you are doing it but run a folded up piece of paper between the ceramic V section after a few passes with the knife to clear any debris left from the knife you will get alot better results.

[@AlohaBlade]

Father Jack (of “Father Ted”): Fed up with Brick!

[@krazykat64]

You should arrange a play date between Bricky and Grit, the mineral based companion of fellow Aussie and KZbinr DankPods.

[@LIE4ME]

23:05 Behind him on his right/your left side is the world's most abused Tormek 8. Can you imagine the rpm with 75% of the stone ground off? Fast as slicks on a top fuel dragster funny car? A Holden UTE SS? Fast as an aluminaoxide bit tip in a Dremmel 8220?

[@PIPSGuy]

Damn... i just watch 10 of ur videos today.... Hahaha Keep posted a great video mate.

[@gabeeg]

I come for the knife content, but stay for the random weirdness, don't change baby...don't change

[@car350zmm]

Hopefully we can have Bricky in more episodes, he is quite the character

[@seanleau]

Pete, do you know paper have grain structure as well. It will slice well in one direction and will not do well in the other direction. Unless you have a really super sharp edges.

[@brokcen2748]

Yea he was going with the grain so it should be easier.

[@twizz420]

You should show how badly these things will fuck up a knife by using it with a sharp knife. If you give the knife a mirror polish before-hand, it would make the chips and rips a lot more obvious.

[@Wall_enjoyer]

i cant believe i watched a man play with knives and talk to a brick for 20 minutes

[@CedricAda]

this guy gets it

[@michaelschablon6148]

Hey question for ya. What steels would be least worst for ....sharpening (cough) using pull through sharpeners. I would have thought fine steels like low chromium carbon steels would have less carbide pull out on the edge or at least by having finer carbides would be able to end up with a finer edge. Thoughts?

[@danokitemanotoo1791]

Who knew that Bricky was the originator of Stephen Hawking's voice?!? OMG That Is So Awesome!

[@yogibro6442]

I'd say save them for cheap soft knives that need constant resharpening. Can't make a silk purse from a sow's ear. I lessen the pressure as I go, very light on the final passes That seems to help some.

[@MrFomhor]

Please make Bricky the tombstone of uncle Randy!

[@amitzdullnicker2k]

It's such a pity that the Lansky C-Sharp and D-Sharp are not part of your collection (yet). I found both to be quite okay, especially compared to the ones that you already have and also the other Lansky Letter-of-your-choice-Sharpeners. Would be great to see your opinion about the two!

[@rodrigoteresa7944]

Bricky is going to be the next Uncle Randy

[@ẞANE69]

Is that Beast, Hank McCoy, from X-Men?

[@Genethagenius]

I love Bricky’s design!

[@JustIn-op6oy]

Have you ever tried the edgemaker pro? It's a pull through (but with an orientation so it's a "pull down") that doesn't remove much material with the final step being more akin to a hone. I've used one for years on fillet knives and serrated kitchen knives with great results.

[@JustIn-op6oy]

I think the slight flexibility of the steel mounting is what prevents the edgemaker from thrashing the edge/hogging off a lot of material.

[@JohnC29]

How sharp can you get the knife using Bricky as the sharpener?

[@nativewildman9335]

Pull throughs run run it's like a horror movie for knives , you can dump water on bricky and sharpen knives better.

[@jonathanrowan4802]

Haha love this. Great video buddy

[@WarGrrl3]

You totally picked the wrong AccuSharp pull through. The AccuSharp Pro 2 Step dianond/ceramic pull thru is excellent. Yes I said it, it's an excellent pull thru. No carbide to eat the blade. I was able to get hair shaving sharp edges on some of the hardest to sharpen knives in < a minute. I don't use it often as I like custom angles on my knives but in the field, when I really need a wicked sharp edge, this sharpener works. The price is great and it often comes w a super sharp, surprisingly good quality folder for $14.99. I was given a cheap gerber that just wouldn't take an edge, even my friends couldn't get it sharp. i was going to toss it but decided to try it on my AccuSharp first. Wow; I got shaving sharp edge on that knife fast. Now I have a very functional beater. I never thought I would use a pull thru as I love my knives but this is one I will keep in my bag and use on any of my knives in a pinch w/o working abt damaging the blade.

[@MountainFisher]

Some people no matter how much you show and instruct them cannot sharpen a knife freehand. Some seem to just plain not be able to maintain the proper angle. I guess they have poor spatial perception. Then there are those that do not seem to be able to follow directions. Seriously have never learned to follow directions. I wouldn't take them to the shooting range for instruction.

[@socmonki]

dude...the Grave of Fireflies joke made me lose it. second place goes to when bricky said you were dull as well. i love your channel...now go sharpen the knife on Bricky!

[@GrumpyGrunt]

Came for the what-not. Stayed for the off-color humor. Bricky makes life better.

[@STUFFWEDO]

That brick is quite menacing.

[@mikeledford1131]

I have watched several of your videos over the past year or so,and have never seen the person called Ada,has she been replaced by brickey?

[@DoomOfConviction]

18:59 work sharp is the cleanest sofa?

[@sensei1326]

Could you do a video on how you actually sharpen your knives

[@garethbaus5471]

He has done a few.

[@devjock]

Comedy is pretty good my man. Hey how about a video about "sharpeners made from stuff in the shed". Like for instance; Ingredients: Piece of steel with two suitable spaced holes in it, two bolts that fit those holes, then a whole bunch of thick steel washers that are stacked onto the bolts in alternating fasion, followed by two locknuts that somewhat hold the washers on. Sharpen the knife by pulling it along the washers.

[@davietronic]

Please tell me there will be a bricky T-shirt...

[@Davlenar]

Jesus dude.... That Grave of the Fireflies comment was harsh, lol.

[@christianblas6829]

What about using a diamond steel?

[@dmg4415]

What if a short strop will be applied after every "Sharpening", will it be much better?

[@gregtomamichel973]

I was wondering just the same.

[@elevationmoto6208]

People who use these things probably do not strop.

[@LIE4ME]

Maury should invite Brickey the cement slab to find out who his father is. 1. Night Rider Cars AI 2. Hal 2000 3. Bosley (conference speaker phone from the Charlies Angel's)