Work Sharp Precision Adjust

I'm basically just sliding this thing up and down and side to side And side to side that is feeling very nice as of now Now last but not least We have...

That's why I would spend that extra money But this will get you sharp This will get you absurdly sharp and with a strop and with a little bit of time ...

It takes all the guess work out of it, it's very simple to use, it's compact, it's lightweight, it doesn't weigh a ton and of course it doesn't have t...

If you are willing to try, look into the Work Sharp Precision Adjust sharpener. It’s a relatively budget friendly sharpening setup, and with some practice/research, sharping 20CV will be no problem

To be clear - this is review is exclusively just my own personal experience with the precision elite setup, and I have no doubt the vast majority of people have no issues with this product granting they aren't primarily sharpening higher-end kitchen blades and aren't prone to stressing over perfecti...

Some of the cons about it is you only have a 4" stone meaning you'll be making more strokes than a 6-in stone system. Also if you are going to sharpen very small knives you'll need to get the pen knife clamp. I have owned the Lansky system, the Work Sharp Precision Adjust. And a variety of other Work Sharp products.

First off, my experience with this sharpener leads me to believe that the 1 and 2 star reviews are from people that fall into one or more of the following categories; very little common sense, little or no experience sharpening knives, or unrealistic expectations. I will start with the good. You put...

Yes, some blades don't pair well with the Precision Adjust (neither do they pair well with any fixed angle system). In this instance, you can just clamp further out to reveal more of the blade and therefore sharpen at a more steep angle. The wobble is entirely due to the rest of the tool being too heavy: remove the blade and sharpen. You shouldn't need a system to sharpen Leatherman blades either way imo.

This will be a bit lengthy for some but I encourage you to read this if you are on the fence about purchasing this. I've been collecting knives for about 35 years. I can't tell you how many I own. Its more than 100 but less than 1,000. I have several different stones but was looking for something th...

A lot of people are liking the Work Sharp precision adjust. Goes for $50 USD for the basic kit.

Other than the stones being not good, I haven't seen much feedback on any of the cheaper chinese fixed angle systems