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The Brod & Taylor Pro is a robustly built, highly effective, good-looking, manual knife sharpening tool. We like that the unit quickly sharpens a variety of knife styles, including paring knives, serrated bread knives, and chef's knives. There are 3 sharpening tiers: course, hone, and polish. One can reshape the blade's edge as needed by changing the angle to meet one of these tiers as it passes through the sharpener. Moreover, the spring-loaded arms all but guarantee a consistent blade bevel. Lastly, the sharpener loses only half an inch of blade contact where the handle contacts the sharpening arms.   
While we're chuffed with how easily the Brod & Taylor sharpens dull knives, it does have some issues. Firstly, it doesn't sharpen scissors &mdash; this is the biggest knock against it. Also, despite the heavy base and rubber feet, the tool requires two hands to operate safely and effectively. There is also a bit of a learning process to effectively hit all three sharpening tiers correctly. Finally, the Brod & Taylor costs about as much as its electric counterparts. That said, this piece will be well worth the cost in an active kitchen where sharp knives are a must.   

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 If you are sloppy, the results will likely be not so great, even if the ad implies "just pull it thru and magic happens"

  There is the potential for a LOT of play as you draw the knife thru the sharpener, which I imagine negatively impacts your results. You must be disciplined to keep the blade upright and pull straight and even. If you are sloppy, the results will likely be not so great, even if the ad implies "just pull it thru and magic happens"

makes an ok edge. YOU have to be precise

 It's just a superior design, in my opinion.  So with that out of the way, now we get into the details. Like I said, this style of sharpener definitely works, no matter how much you pay for it, so the question is, would I buy this one again, or would I go the cheaper route?  Well, looking at the two, this one's (I'll call it the Classic from now on) base is made of tough nylon (a very strong, durable plastic that you can make gears and tools out of), and is formed into a nice shape. It looks pretty good, has a classy matte finish, and I think it will hold up well, despite being plastic

 I was very impressed with the performance of this style of sharpener. I'm sure that you could do better with stones, but I don't know how to do that, and honestly I don't have any use for a sharper blade than these will create. They take dull knives and turn them into deadly knives in about thirty seconds, so, kudos on all counts. To get a better idea for how good these are, I've also got a chintzy little sharpener that uses rods to sharpen

 Like I said, this style of sharpener definitely works, no matter how much you pay for it, so the question is, would I buy this one again, or would I go the cheaper route?  Well, looking at the two, this one's (I'll call it the Classic from now on) base is made of tough nylon (a very strong, durable plastic that you can make gears and tools out of), and is formed into a nice shape. It looks pretty good, has a classy matte finish, and I think it will hold up well, despite being plastic. However, the other one (I'll call it the X1 from now on) has a metal base, and while the finish isn't as nice (you can see some lines in the casting that shouldn't be there), I have to give the win to the X1 on that front, but only by a little bit. If the Classic had a metal base it'd beat the X1 in my book

It works, but is it worth the cost?

It's easy to use, and does amazing things. According to my husband, "almost like magic." We like sharp knives, and have several sharpeners, but (also my husband), "We don't need anymore knife sharpeners around her, that's for sure. The others are being retired

 There is a slight learning curve, but there are many videos out there with easy-to-follow demonstrations of the various types of sharpening this clever little tool can do.  If you like your knives sharp, don't want to damage them, and are willing to spend a small amount of time learning to use this, buy one. If you are like our family it's the last sharpener you'll ever need!

" Some of our knives have worn thin over the years from sharpening, so it's really nice to be able to realign our knives without taking any metal off - and it's astonishing how sharp they get with just a few open, gentle, upward blade strokes.  For those of you who want to make sure to get "the real thing" and not a cheap Chinese copy, I suggest you buy from the Brad and Taylor page. Our sharpener was "the real deal." And if you don't like it, you're probably not using it right

 Our sharpener was "the real deal." And if you don't like it, you're probably not using it right. There is a slight learning curve, but there are many videos out there with easy-to-follow demonstrations of the various types of sharpening this clever little tool can do.  If you like your knives sharp, don't want to damage them, and are willing to spend a small amount of time learning to use this, buy one

Watch some videos before using ...

 Follow the direction of the arrows when you're pulling the knife (straight up...not tilted) through the unit at different angles

 So don't be surprised if there are metal shavings on your blade. It's normal. As for me, this is my approach to sharpen a daily used kitchen knife. Start off with light to medium pressure pulling the blade through the moveable arms

 Depending on the sharpness of the blade to begin, one or two pulls through "Course". One or two pulls through "Fine". If you can't see shavings, wipe the edge of the blade with a clean napkin to see gray smudges. You may find it hard to pull the knife through the movable sharping arms at first

 As for me, this is my approach to sharpen a daily used kitchen knife. Start off with light to medium pressure pulling the blade through the moveable arms. Depending on the sharpness of the blade to begin, one or two pulls through "Course". One or two pulls through "Fine"

The CLASSIC Instruction Manual: Keep it "OPEN" & "CLOSEBY" for instant "VISUAL" reference.

Sure, you can send your fine knives back to the factory for sharpening; but this is so much easier and nearly as effective. I'm a surgeon. I demand sharp steel. My Misens were getting a bit dull

 I demand sharp steel. My Misens were getting a bit dull. I saved the boxes in case I wanted to send them back for sharpening. Then I tried this knife sharpener first

 I saved the boxes in case I wanted to send them back for sharpening. Then I tried this knife sharpener first. It works to my satisfaction and I've discarded the mailing boxes. Good enough is fine

I wouldn't do without this.

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The compact and easy-to-use Tri-Angle Sharpmaker can bring a dull knife back to life in a matter of minutes.

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 Even though it still counts as "hand sharpening", it's "semi-guided" and it's SO fast and easy to whip out and use and put away. I love my KME but sometimes I'm really just not in the mood to deal with clamps and angles and playing tetris to fit it back in its box.

I am a budget knife collector and wanted to know the best way to keep the edge sharp. I've heard of wet stones, honing steels and your ordinary buyable sharpeners that I've been advised against.

As many of you are collectors or enthusiasts, I wanted some of your opinion on this before I buy anything for it.

<div class="md"><p>I am a budget knife collector and wanted to know the best way to keep the edge sharp. I&#39;ve heard of wet stones, honing steels and your ordinary buyable sharpeners that I&#39;ve been advised against.</p>

<p>As many of you are collectors or enthusiasts, I wanted some of your opinion on this before I buy anything for it.</p>
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Edge maintenence

 You need to maintain a constant angle between your edge and the stone. A system like the sharp maker makes this easier. All you have to do is stay vertical, [, Music, ] built for performance and durability. This product is just fantastic in just a few minutes

 In two stones fit in to provide a bench sharpener [, Music, ] instructional includes DVD. That teaches you how to sharpen virtually any tool in your home. [ Music ] for keeping sharp knives Spyderco sharpener set, is top-notch crafted from the highest quality materials [. Music ] includes medium and fine triangular ceramic rods for aggressive, sharpening and professional-grade finishing

 All you have to do is stay vertical, [, Music, ] built for performance and durability. This product is just fantastic in just a few minutes. I had my relatively cheap chef's knife cutting right through paper and shaving, some hair off my arm by the Spyderco triangle, sharp maker set with DVD on Amazon for the most discounted price. By using the link in the description of this video, I have tried several different sharpeners and stones over the years and all of them have been pretty lackluster in their results

 [ Music ] for keeping sharp knives Spyderco sharpener set, is top-notch crafted from the highest quality materials [. Music ] includes medium and fine triangular ceramic rods for aggressive, sharpening and professional-grade finishing. You need to maintain a constant angle between your edge and the stone. A system like the sharp maker makes this easier

Spyderco Sharpmaker Set with DVD 204MF (REVIEW) for 2019

 But really, who needs razor edge on their pocket knife? I only did it because I could without spending more money.  Thanks for reading my review, and remember to stay safe with your knives!

Solid Product for an Unsure Customer.

The product is easy to use and puts a very sharp edge on my kitchen and hunting knives and the results are easy to duplicate. Great product and very portable. This is a must have in my kitchen and tackle box for in the field sharpening of fillet and hunting knives.

Spyderco Sharpmaker - Awesome!

  For the one I purchased from Amazon, the rods are a bit too small and fit very loosely in the base. The ceramic rods are a bit loose, but the medium grit rods are very loose and wobble around too much in the base. It's somewhat usable this way if you're careful, but I wanted a bit more precision to sharpen my Spyderco knives. In fact, given the high quality of every Spyderco knife I have and the ingenuity of this design, I found it hard to believe this was a genuine Spyderco

..  For the one I purchased from Amazon, the rods are a bit too small and fit very loosely in the base. The ceramic rods are a bit loose, but the medium grit rods are very loose and wobble around too much in the base

 Not only are they a bit too small to fit snugly in the base, the ceramic rods that came with mine also have nicks in the corner edges, so one has to be careful to not use the area of the rod with those defects. I marked the nicks with indelible ink to speed up setting it up.  Great design(!!!) but the fit and finish isn't up to the incredibly high quality I've learned to expect from Spyderco. I want to give it 5 stars, but the two I've purchased miss that mark

Quality control?

 Looked interesting but was not too keen on my chances of getting and keeping the right angles for all the knife sizes. There are tricks on the web like using a certain amount of pennies or quarters stacked up at the back of the knife to raise it up and get the right angel. But the examples I saw seemed to be mostly for bigger chef knives. What happens when the size of the knife changes? If you have to go from a wide Chef to utility, steak or really thin boning or paring knives, then how many pennies? And then I wondered, if I did manage to find the angle can I keep it throughout the sharpening? Maybe not

 Liked the look of this unit as it looked pretty well constructed and thought out. And seemed simple and fairly fool proof to use, just pull down along the rods. (Hint; This unit comes with a DVD training video as well as a booklet. The actual training video is uploaded on youtube by Spyderco in 4 parts

Great Sharpening System

 Just our mid-level $75-for-the-set-from-Costco knives, needing to get back into shape. And this system just was . . 

Look, this is a great system, but it's just not for me. I just needed a way to keep our kitchen/steak knives super sharp (they've become super dull lately), I have no fancy/tactical knives, no high-end Japanese/German steel things. Just our mid-level $75-for-the-set-from-Costco knives, needing to get back into shape. And this system just was 

Just A Little Bit Too Much Work Esp. for working Dull Mid-Quality Kitchen Knives

 I guess I’ll start outside and work my way in. Two problems I had before I even got the product setup and ready to even attempt to use were related to the case itself. First off the case is of a friction lock design. Meaning as you push the outer case cover down presumably when done using the sharpmaker for your purposes the top of the case fits on snugly

 As mentioned above it absolutely is not worth it’s weight in dirt.  I suppose if you know nothing at all about how to sharpen a knife and are given a knife that is as sharp as the handle of a spoon then maybe you’d think it does a stellar job by ‘improving’ that ‘edge’ on your knife. But if you are competent in any regard in the art of knife sharpening you’ll very quickly realize this product is a joke as mentioned above not worth it’s weight in dirt.  I would give it zero out of five stars if I could

Terrible from top to bottom and here's why.

'  The Spyderco Tri-Angle Sharpmaker, all things considered, is probably the greatest thing to ever hit the knife market. Ease of use, affordability, durability, and end result are all important. The Sharpmaker is A+ across the board. Is it an Edge Pro? Absolutely not, but its also 1/5th the price

Another Spyderco home run

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