WORK SHARP guided field sharpener…. AWESOMENESS

[@mewithknives3481]

at my old job I charged 5 dollars to sharpen 8CR and those knives bought me several of those sharpeners. The course side is 320 grit and the fine side is 600 grit. then a couple of passes on the ceramic rod and then strop it.

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

Awesome. Thanks

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Yes sir, that Worksharp field sharpener is my favorite too!

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

I love it!

[@dripskee6443]

you really don't need a as much pressure as you're putting. Worksharp definitely nailed it with this sharpener though

[@mattschindler1171]

On the ceramic rod, if you look on the red knob you will notice letters, one for hooks, course and fine.

[@CyberianFaux]

The hook part of the rod is also a medium grit between the coarse and fine if you want to use it for an in-between step on other blades.

[@233kosta]

There's always a burr. There _has_ to be a burr. If there's no burr, there's no apex. I use lighter strokes on the diamond, then a couple of free hand passes on the rod to minimise it. The strop gets rid of what's left.

[@jamesleary1405]

Exactly I work it the same way

[@jeremynedrow7003]

These are the best grab and go sharpeners you can get.

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

Agree. So easy and fast

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

Seen them at my local Walmart 20$

[@PFG62]

Great sharpener right there . The small ceramic rod is for serrations and such.

[@lisamcqueen8509]

Yep, great tool to keep 'em sharp and cutting! Under the plates are broadhead wrenches, too! I got to get one of those Milwaukee's! Happy Thanksgiving to ya, Steve

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

Thank you. And happy thanksgiving to you too

[@jamesleary1405]

That smaller ceramic section is for serrations on knives.

[@scottf.3808]

Good job as handy to have out in the field to keep your tools sharp and pointy....Good stuff...

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

You have one?

[@scottf.3808]

@@peterbiltknifeguy I don't remember but I think 3 of em....

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

@@scottf.3808 😂👍🇺🇸

[@Joinordie718]

@@peterbiltknifeguy😂😂

[@D.J.shadesofrown-yj5ik]

Dude I understand what you're saying about the angle on the secondary grind and the main bar stock and everything I'm not sure how you said to measure it but you got the point across that it is different so I'll be able to figure out how to measure it but I understand what you're saying and you did get the point across so thank you

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

Lol. That’s good. I don’t really plan out any of my videos. So sometime I wonder if I make any since at all lol

[@ChrisvilleUSA]

I picked one up a month or so ago and have been getting great results

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

It’s really a great tool

[@thehobbyfanatic4610]

Awesome man! Great content as usual.

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

Thank you

[@BT_360]

These sharpeners are great and the diamond plates are of higher quality than DMT. The Work Sharp is my go to sharpener when i don't want to use water stones. I have a second one i took the plates of and glued them together to have a real pocket stone.

[@thuduking9]

If you place a paracord lanyard on through the hole on the handle you can keep your hands out of the blade path and have a good purchase. Good video

[@LastChanceKnives]

I have been looking at one of these for a while but the fixed angle has been the hold-up. I like a lower angle on my edc knives. I may still get one and see if I can 3d print guides with a different angle. Maybe even better would be to make a whole new unit using their diamond stones.

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

That would be cool.

[@Gator-357]

I got one a few years ago and it goes wherever I go. The best portable all ìn one sharpener I've used. You can sharpen just about anything with it. I don't really use the sharpening guides. I just keep whatever angle is on my blade. I hold it in my open palm to keep my figners out of the way. With diamond stones you ďon't have to use any pressure at all, the weight of the knife is usually sufficient to put an edge on your knife.

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

Awesome. They really do a great job

[@LegionTacticoolCutlery]

Absolute best! Own two myself!!!

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

Awesome 😎

[@scodoguy5581]

I wish Work sharp had made the finer diamond stone a little more course. It’s almost flat as a table top, but it seems to work. I also seen one time where you can buy replacement diamond stones for this device.

[@madtownangler]

You have to redo the edge that came on your knife to begin with. Once you do that its easy to keep a knife sharp

[@psiconauta-0]

Does the old sharpener still work? Do these plates last?

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

It lasts a really long time. And yes

[@cw2a]

😜💪🏼🙏😜💪🏼. Love mine!!!❤

[@ARVIthereyet]

Why didn't you use guides on a lather?

[@Isbart7810-vn6me]

Another good video

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

Thank you

[@Joinordie718]

Got three of them and one is the limited edition dark spark ⚡️

[@erikjoyner7767]

You know you can just sit it on the table right? Great video!

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

Yes. But in the field you don’t always have a table

[@erikjoyner7767]

@@peterbiltknifeguy touche lol

[@jamesleary1405]

The end part is for holding it with you're thumb while resting the other end on the table rock or whatever you handy. And then you don't have too worry about cutting yourself.

[@longrider42]

Okay, I just got one about a month ago, and it is a truly good sharpening. But when I shake it, there seems to be something inside it, some where? Any idea?

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

Did you open it?

[@longrider42]

@@peterbiltknifeguy Yes, I finally figured out how to open it. I'm not very "Sharp" some days :)

[@marvinwells5007]

Place it on the edge of a table and hold it with the one flat end of the stainless sharpener

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

@@marvinwells5007 it’s a field sharpener. No tables in the field

[@Abababa112]

Great. thanks for angle explained. I did wrong!!!

[@kvernesdotten]

There is something hilarious about needing to sharpen your knife but cant open the package the sharpener comes in because knife too dull 😂

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

Lol

[@Chinook__]

That's like needing an Allen wrench to tighten your Allen wrench set.

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

One you break em in your set on the diamond

[@KinKnives]

I won a Work Sharp Field Sharpener from DiscerningMan channel.

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

Awesome

[@freddykelly4405]

Why didn't you just use the one you already have opened 💯

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

One lives in my backpack. Other in my shop

[@jaypete3500]

Lol. Seemed like you frustrated explaining it to us like we arguing back about the angles. Like full on conversation with imaginary friend

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

It seems that way huh

[@Broddi169]

😂

[@Broddi169]

The plates are replaceable. They do wear out.

[@lancezebeau1035]

How often do they last

[@233kosta]

​@@lancezebeau1035For $7 a piece I wouldn't care if they only lasted a year of light use or a month of heavy use, except I got to wait weeks to get 'em in the mail 😮‍💨

[@addisonesslinger3653]

Confusion achieved. Just swipe it on the stone until it gets better than dull. And put one end of the sharpener on the deck as the instructions suggest to avoid cutting yourself

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

It’s a field sharper. Unless you carry a desk into the woods you need to hold it

[@thuduking9]

If you place a piece of rope through the hole in the handle , it allows you to hold handle in thumb and index fingers and rope in palm. without putting your hand in the way while sharpening.

[@sicsempertyrannis4104]

But… will it sharpen the Buck 124???😂

[@pandabear631]

I don’t think you know that on KZbin you’re NOT supposed to use the knifes you post!!!….Jesus man! 😡 Well now I’ll be up all night to INSTAGRAM pocket jewelry so I can calm down..good day sir! 😠

[@fatmoron7644]

Bro got tilted tryna explain the angles

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

lol. I’m tilted but bro here is using “tryna” 😂

[@willjohnson6854]

Fish hooks

[@mrhalfstep]

It's a great tool, but you should have studied it a little better before making the video, IMO. You don't have to "guess" what the various surfaces on the ceramic rod if for, it's actually indicated right there on the knob that flips it from one surface to the next. "C"oarse, "F"ine and "J" fishhook. Small rod is for serrated blades.

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

@@mrhalfstep lol. Ok. I do this as a hobby and outlet in life. So if my videos aren’t up to your standards that’s probably why

[@mrhalfstep]

@@peterbiltknifeguy The video quality was fine. It was the content that was lacking. You seemed to be passing yourself off as a teacher that was trying to share some useful information with the rest of us out here on the net, (I always assume that when someone is "reviewing" something on YT) which is commendable, as long as you don't waste people's time instead. If you're just entertaining yourself, then I got it wrong and I apologize. Peace.

[@peterbiltknifeguy]

@@mrhalfstep that’s the beauty of KZbin. Anyone can post content. And if it’s something someone doesn’t like then aren’t forced to watch. I don’t claim to be a teacher or knowledgeable at everything. This is also a learning process. I’m a plumber that loves knives and knife related stuff. There is no KZbin content academy. It’s all trial by fire.

[@mrhalfstep]

@@peterbiltknifeguy But, that device came with instructions! Expecting you to read them isn't requiring you to go to any KZbin Academy. I guess I'm just trying to encourage you content makers to do your best to get the platform to the point where we CAN "believe everything we see on KZbin". It can be a great resource once that happens. Most content makers want subscribers and I assume that you do as well. Being accurate should help you get there and research will help you be accurate. As a peace offering let me share a tip with you on this sharpener. If you push out the little pin down by the flip knob of the ceramic sharpener, the rod will come out for easy cleaning. Soap and water first, then scrub it with a pencil eraser (also known as a Ruby Red eraser)

[@peter7365]

First learn sharpening !!!!!!!!!!!!!