Wicked Edge Generation 4 Pro First Look!

[@lbcsv]

That’s an awesome sharpener! Not sure I can justify its price, but it’s good to know it’s out there.

[@leveledup1nce]

I want one, but if I have to choose this or a new rifle or a couple thousand rds of range ammo. I’m going with the rifle or ammo. Cool product though

[@grimgranite]

Thanks for watching!

[@leveledup1nce]

@@grimgranite of course, will always be a viewer.

[@Trypno]

anyone ever tell you that you look like IraqVeteran888?

[@grimgranite]

All. The. Time. Haha!

[@jamesmurphy4431]

I read/hear comments in other videos about hollow versus flat grinds affecting the ability to sharpen a knife. Can you explain?

[@grimgranite]

I am not an expert on this, but this system will provide a flat bevel as will any stone system. I believe the holllow/flat grind refers to the blades cross sectional shape when it’s made. A lot of blades are sharpened with cylindrical devices like sanding wheels, these put a more hollow or convex shape into the blade. Sharpening a hollow grind blade will put a flat micro bevel on it, which is absolutely fine. A straight razor comes to mind, they are hollow ground but you sharpen them by putting a micro bevel on them with a stone, which ends up being a flat grind. Thanks for watching!

[@brad350]

Great video….Did the Pro 4 come with the case included, or would a person have to buy it separately?

[@grimgranite]

Thank you! I believe it does come with the case, as I do not see it as an option to add-on.

[@sparrow_bushcraft5307]

Man I’ve wanted a wicked edge forever now . Just can’t afford them

[@grimgranite]

I hear you, man. I am super grateful they sent me this one. I’m sure you would dig it, you have a bunch of blades, my friend!

[@David-rl1tf]

too expensive

[@RobertCrum]

I have a new Japanese cooking cleaver (choka bocho). Since the blade is so tall and the blade has a long distal taper, I wonder if it’d fit in there and still work. That rig looks awesome!

[@grimgranite]

Way cool! Sounds like a great cleaver! I know the jaws on these can open up pretty wide. I bet it would work! Thanks for watching

[@jamesmurphy4431]

Agree with your Packer perspective! LOL

[@OUTLAW_MEMES]

Your videos are always useful and entertaining

[@FoxandFir]

Great video gordon! That thing is LEGIT!

[@grimgranite]

Thanks, man! It is absurdly easy to use… I’m loving it.

[@AKguru762]

$1,499!!! That’s insane.

[@carlosmorera0924cm]

For a complete professional system that I would use as a money maker for high end knives like Sebenzas, WE knives, lion steels etc, its not unreasonable, however, I don't really sharpen those knives so I'll stick to my worksharp Ken onion grinder

[@grimgranite]

It’s not insane for what it was designed to be. For a person who sharpens a lot of knives, it’s a good investment.

[@AKguru762]

@@grimgraniteunless you start a knife sharpening business, it’s literally not an investment. The law of diminishing returns also comes to mind.

[@grimgranite]

Everyone has their own value system, I get that. I think it is primarily aimed at users who are: -Sharpening professionals. -Collectors that use their knives and enjoy the hobby so much that they want to have the very best system they can get for sharpening. -Food enthusiasts who frequently sharpen their kitchen blades, but want an easy system for it. Totally get it if it’s not for you! Thanks for commenting anyway. I hope you find something that you do like.

[@AKguru762]

@@grimgraniteI would love recommendations on a sharping system that was in the $250 dollar range. From your previous videos Iv watched, your not aimed at the 1% of people who can afford this product.