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Another vote for the Rada, quick, easy and cheap enough you can get one for each room, vehicle, lol.
the rada is more like a steel than a sharpener
it lines the "teeth" back up to make it sharper , but never takes any serious metal off
you can get by with a steel for a while , a diamond steel for a lot longer possibly years , but at some point you need a way to knock that bevel back if your cutting edge is a V the more you sharpen the wider the V gets making it less easily sharpened , that is when the
this explains the angles and why and types of bevel I do most kitchen knives to a 20 degree with the work sharp when they are sharp I just keep using 20 , this gives a good amount of time I can just use the diamond steel before the V has gotten too wide and cutting efficiency is lost
America only has one issue, we have a Responsibility crisis and everything else stems from it.
this is the ken onion blade grinder aka the elite bundle
there comes a time for most where repair and reprofile are needed , nicks in the blade , broken tip or you have worked that V wide with the diamond steel or stone and you need to reprofile back to that 20 degree angle
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America only has one issue, we have a Responsibility crisis and everything else stems from it.
Get the Accusharp. 3 swipes and you can shave with it. $10 about anywhere. It tends to take alot of material off your knife, but it's quick when you need an edge.
Yep. Buy the accusharp brand only. Like a razor in a few passes. I have 5-6 of them, in the truck, house, fur shed, shop, boat... etc...
I use a Work Sharp and a water stone that is 3000/8000 grit. Which ever I use, I finish and maintain my knives with a F.Dick hyper steel to keep my edge straight. Best tool ever.