Unbox NEW SHINKO STD-180E Knife Sharpen Machine

[@mpmattmatt]

Might get one for thinning

[@thepaulhowell]

Why did you remove and not use the angle rest? One important aspect of getting a razor sharp edge is to maintain the exact same angle throughout the sharpening process, particularly when you're turning the blade over and over again.

[@Norhther]

You can get better cutting continuity, but you will get also razor sharp profile without using a guide. Also, the guides only work with straight blades, like a nakiri, no way you can get the same angle with a curved knife

[@SNCironman]

Thoughts on the machine? seems pretty usefull as can help to sharpen knives much faster than with stones.

[@sharpedgedxb]

It is very useful, quick develop a burl, finishing is not there event with 6k stone so i shift with my naniwa 5k and leather strop as final touch

[@SNCironman]

How u see it for profesional use with stones? just thinking that i cant get on doing it professionaly cause using atoma 140 cerax 1k rika 5k and kitayama 8k is exhausting but that machine would sholve that

[@sharpedgedxb]

@@SNCironman it all depends which knife you sharp and how much you charge for it. I suggest to keep hand sharpening with wet stone for good knife then for the other it could help to speed up the process

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

... it quickly* develops* a burr*.

[@rogercrier9115]

Please correct me if I am wrong, but if you let the blade go over the central void in the stone, you risk developing two pressure points at the stones edges, especially if the blade is curved? Would it not be cautious to keep the blade on the flat portions of the stone!

[@sharpedgedxb]

Yes actually is correct, the goal is to have pressure only on 1 side. Due the rotation of the stone I find difficult to use along the stone without passing by the centre. So applying pressure only in a half seems doing the job fine

[@gino3286]

Just wonderful The price must be scaring But i was thinking to this since long time Compliments indeed Kind regards Gino

[@sharpedgedxb]

Price is not that scary, depends where you live you may spend more for the transformer

[@gino3286]

@@sharpedgedxb hi thank you for the very kind and valuable reply I will check the price I like this system much better than others kind regards Gino

[@sharpedgedxb]

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[@sharpedgedxb]

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[@gino3286]

@@sharpedgedxb thank you very much kind regards Gino

[@jancut883]

What you mean overheat, if use stepdown trafo set up, is it

[@generaldistrust]

not sure where u r located, if you have 110v or 220v, one time I understood 1 way, other time it figures the other way around.. is the machine 110v or 220v ?

[@lesterlao]

Equipments from Japan are 100v. Overheating at 110v is surprising. It should not unless transformer power is not enough.

[@andreasjonsson8075]

Is this available for the eu market (sweden) ?

[@Musicpins]

No need converter I mean

[@andreasjonsson8075]

@@Musicpins Ok is this machine rated 230V single faze, 50-60 Hz?

[@tungsinguyen9110]

Việt nam, ở đâu bán đá mày này vậy

[@basilhouse414]

dạ anh đặt qua Ebay của Nhật ship về Việt Nam.

[@d.k.1394]

Not 4 me

[@d.k.1394]

I rather tormek

[@zackworrell535]

tormek blows chunks.

[@d.k.1394]

@zackworrell535 what?

[@olekpalamar2586]

@@zackworrell535 @zackworrell535 Congratulations! Can you tell me where to buy a machine similar to this one ELMOS BG - 400 !? THANK YOU !!

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

I rather use* a* Tormek*.

[@d.k.1394]

@einundsiebenziger5488 they be betta