How to use a Sharpens Best Longhandle Knife Sharpener Dull to Sharp

INFO: How to use a SharpensBest Longhandle Knife Sharpener. Brad Buckner demonstrates how to use the new USA made Longhandle knife sharpener.
It’s easy, pocketable , durable, never breaks, and is always in your pocket.
Get yours at www.sharpensbest.com. 

[@danielmiller7986]

I ordered the long handle yesterday looking forward to cutting paper like you sir glad your making this video so now I’ll be ready

[@TheDigitalcrack]

Above all else...this man believes in his product and that says a lot

[@saldomino1639]

Great Video Brad great Demo thanks !

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

This is the *best* 13:40 minute video for this system. Can't get any better than this, IMO. Thanks Brad. I'll be seeing you shortly in the air. *AMEN*

[@bradbuckner9496]

Thank you very much for watching. Thank you for the compliment. And yes, we will know each other when we leave this earth. When we get to Heaven . The Bible says you will be completely coherent. Also, with all five senses in tact when you wake up in hell a second after you die. We’ll see you then brother.

[@garlandholland]

So far so good and I mainly bought it since I work in Gastonia and I been wanting one. 😊

[@danieltriplett6717]

good video thanks! Can't wait for mine to get here, I'm getting the Smart and spark and a long handle..

[@inferno_7019]

these videos are some superior asmr

[@jigglybiglets]

Ordered the spark and long handle. cant wait to try it

[@bradbuckner9496]

Remember that you have to be a little patient

[@joetex6810]

Brad, you sir have made my day and made me a customer. 4:30 “Don’t mess with the screws. Leave em alone. If you mess with em and mess it up don’t call me, because I might have a tendency to chew out ya ass.” 😂😂😂😂 I wanted to just call ya right then and order one.

[@CalvinMorris-cf8jk]

send some to the marines I would have loved to have one of these in the bush they work very well I love mine it is truly a great knife sharpener. Semper fi.

[@michealjackson2328]

What about Paul block sharper the block sharper???

[@MECANICADEGARAGEMOFICIAL]

Like 268 saiu do Brasil! Sensacional o método de afiação que faz. Este afiador realmente é muito bom. Mas também sua técnica é bem interessante. Já estou inscrito no seu canal. Parabéns. Forte abraço.

[@freemarket913]

these gentleman can sharpen a mean blade

[@fattyz1]

I have the round one and I did not think it worked till I did give it some pressure . I have to feel it grind a little then it seems to work.

[@lesterakalezer9891]

Knife sharpening is an art that takes a bit to learn. My dad would sharpen peoples knives using a ceramic 1/2 tube, he would have the razor sharp. I still have that old tube and have tried many times to sharpen with no success. Maybe one day il take the time to learn it, anyway best of luck to everyone!

[@America2gether]

How do you handle a serrated edge? Just treat the flat side?

[@stanleyoldham905]

Where can I buy the sharpeners at? Trying to find them

[@anthonyf4439]

How many sharpeners do you have to sell to buy a Shelby Cobra?

[@GrampaMikeOC]

Hi Brad. Can you tell me how the straight carbide edge that wobbles from side-to-side in the handle is part of the design? it seems to only make it harder to maintain a consistent angle. What am I doing wrong?

[@bradbuckner9496]

The cavity for the Carbide must be five or 6000s bigger in both ways, side to side up and down than the carbide‘s. That is to accommodate carbide‘s that ended up 5000s or so larger than what I ordered. Otherwise you’ll end up with a bunch of Carbide‘s that will not fit in the mold. And they will not fit in the handles. The 5000s of an inch or so movement has absolutely nothing to do with the sharpening, not in any way shape or form. Consistent angle is done with your brain. And you actually have to be trying to change the angle, to change the angle. and as far as what am I doing wrong? Question. Maybe, absolutely nothing. If your blade is made out of hard steel, it is a steep angle on the blade, the blade has been used and is dull, and you are new at it, then you are probably looking at 10 minutes to fix the blade, but you have to know what you want and how to get it. I will make a video in a couple of days specifically addressing those issues. My 17 year old grandson has been around the Sharpener since he was born, does a fair job with them. But still does not understand the length of time to fix a screwed up blade. Especially if it’s at least, D2 tool steal.

[@DonnieDailey]

This has me curious. I'm not that good at sharpening. I need something easy. If I can find one, I'll give it a try.

[@tractortinkerer11]

Just found this. I have a Spyderco folding knife with a serrated edge that I cannot get or keep sharp. Would this sharpener fix this? Thanks for sharing great video on general sharpening also. Are these now available on your site?

[@doransponsel4813]

I would not recommend, especially for a serrated edge. Get spydercos sharpmaker or some serration files

[@danielmiller7986]

What is best pocket knife that you like brad

[@bradbuckner9496]

I hang onto my old Buck single blade pretty well

[@kennyc388]

Yes ! I have several vintage Buck knives and they are awesome ! I ruined one long ago by ignorant sharpening, I called Buck and they sent me a new knife, no charge. Awesome lifetime guarantee on their knives !

[@bassfishingtexas2637]

Ever sharpened a Cutco blade? Basically a touch up? If not, interested in doing a video?

[@alvarodavila9324]

Can u all sharoen a good steel like s30v or m390 something like that

[@trey_dizzle4161]

Just sharpened my micro tech which has M390 steel. Got the white long handle. There is a learning curve though

[@alvarodavila9324]

@@trey_dizzle4161 i cant get to sharpen a knofe with the sharp n spark its hard

[@msparacino4191]

Never in stock though…..

[@Aa-ron22]

Snake oil

[@donmcgee7142]

Brad you always said not to use the v notch now you tell people to you the v notch what has changed

[@michealjackson2328]

Check out the block sharper

[@bradbuckner9496]

I learned that I can use the V notch from being aggressive all the way down to like a strap and polish the blade with the V notch That is what changed. I am so good with the open face straight line Carbide I did not much use the V. But I find if I will teach people how to use the V correctly, it is easier to keep the 15° angle on both sides. Thank you for watching. Have a great day.

[@mattnejmanowski631]

lets see a broken tip get fixed like you said?? Brad, you like to talk. Just think first!

[@Mikes_Life]

Hmmm maybe you can take your own advice… if tungsten carbide is harder than steel, and can remove steel off of either side of the bevel to sharpen a knife, then of course you can use the tungsten carbide to reshape a broken tip.

[@mattnejmanowski631]

@@Mikes_Life Go ahead, snap one off and lets see that.

[@Mikes_Life]

@@mattnejmanowski631 you bet, stay tuned.

[@bradbuckner9496]

Show me whwe I say I can fix a broken off tip with my sharpenens best tools. I can fix little tip problems.

[@mattnejmanowski631]

@@bradbuckner9496 at 2:30 In your video you said that.

[@kennyc388]

I enjoy cooking more now with my razor sharp knives. Cut through meats like they're butter !

[@Seansmithish]

Brad had an experimental oatmeal brain replacment back in the early 90's. He gives the doctor all the credit for coming up with these knife sharpeners

[@ryanlarsen1052]

Oatmeal brain?

[@bradbuckner9496]

Thank you. Coaching, click thank you for watching.