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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.

Consumer Reports

What we like: Very effective sharpening, allows you to set any angle for sharpening, easy to use, includes coarse and fine stones.

What we don't like: 8-inch chef's knives feel a bit large in the tool, more complicated than most sharpeners to use.

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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

I recently bought a brand new Benchmade Griptillian in 20CV, and the blade edge just completely sucks. The edge is so bad, that I can hardly use it. I couldn't slice a rubber hose with it, which was its first task. It struggles to break down boxes. I couldnt slice the candle wax off of a fancy beer with it last weekend, and this morning I couldn't cut thin rope that was tightly affixed across a package.

There are no local knife sharpeners in my town. I don't own any stones, nor know how to use them, and honestly don't have time to undertake learning that at the moment.  I know I can send it back to Benchmade and have them sharpen it, but honestly, I'm seeing the product of them sharpening it right now, in its brand new out of box condition -- and it sucks.

So, is there anyone on here who runs a reputable sharpening biz? Is there a product I could buy that is dummy proof and will work on 20CV without breaking the bank?

I really like the look and feel of the knife. The blade is perfectly centered, there's no play in it, and I really enjoy everything about it, other than its complete lack of an edge.

<div class="md"><p>I recently bought a brand new Benchmade Griptillian in 20CV, and the blade edge just completely sucks. The edge is so bad, that I can hardly use it. I couldn&#39;t slice a rubber hose with it, which was its first task. It struggles to break down boxes. I couldnt slice the candle wax off of a fancy beer with it last weekend, and this morning I couldn&#39;t cut thin rope that was tightly affixed across a package.</p>

<p>There are no local knife sharpeners in my town. I don&#39;t own any stones, nor know how to use them, and honestly don&#39;t have time to undertake learning that at the moment.  I know I can send it back to Benchmade and have them sharpen it, but honestly, I&#39;m seeing the product of them sharpening it right now, in its brand new out of box condition -- and it sucks.</p>

<p>So, is there anyone on here who runs a reputable sharpening biz? Is there a product I could buy that is dummy proof and will work on 20CV without breaking the bank?</p>

<p>I really like the look and feel of the knife. The blade is perfectly centered, there&#39;s no play in it, and I really enjoy everything about it, other than its complete lack of an edge.</p>
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How to sharpen 20CV

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 perfection in achieving a mirror finish.  The design itself is great in most ways - it's not made from cheap garbage plastic, the sharpening plates are stellar, and the tri-rod design is substantially better than any other fixed grit sharpener I've seen or used.  Unfortunately there were a few problems with my unit that caused enough of a headache that made this a poor purchase in my case.  I'll be the first to admit I'm far from a grandmaster blade sharpener in any sense, if I were I wouldn't've needed to buy a fancy honing guide - but I've got roughly 5 years under my belt of maintaining primary and secondary chisel bevels to a preferred 20k grit before stropping on 60k compound, so I'm familiar with how it's done

 It might've been the intended use, but it may also prevent me from returning or getting a full refund as well.  I'm somewhat disappointed they didn't include a "blank" tri-rod that would allow you to either plate higher grit plates or stones, possibly a flat side for those who like to use adhesive backed SiC with grits around 2k-20k. There's even a fourth tri-rod slot that's empty when shipped.  It's also somewhat unfortunate that the company hasn't designed a secondary adjustment column that would fit chisels in an appropriate way, and shift the angle adjustment up to 25 or 30-45°

 There's even a fourth tri-rod slot that's empty when shipped.  It's also somewhat unfortunate that the company hasn't designed a secondary adjustment column that would fit chisels in an appropriate way, and shift the angle adjustment up to 25 or 30-45°. Granted, if they kept the magnetic v-clamp base they'd need to include some sort of tension knob to firmly secure it after it's in place.  If I had a unit like this that supported a chisel when I first started out woodworking, I'd wager I'd have saved literal days in time spent trying to halfhazardly reshape the bevel for a chisel I'd dropped on the floor for the second time that day like a dingus

 (Almost always with a honing guide, to be transparent. Excluding strop touch ups.)  In regards to sharpening kitchen blades, the base of the unit isn't weighted at all. Using my (approx

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 So here we have a bunch of different grits Which we will get into in a second. And then here's the actual sharpener itself. I really like the use of magnets for that Now when it comes to the actual sharpening we've got a few different choices to pick from here We can start at 220 these actually rotate so then we can go up to 320 and then on this one goes up to 400 They have this little like ball joint on here and this piece of metal actually goes right up inside the stand And then there's a magnet up top here so you just slip that in and then that magnet locks that into place Now typically on the high-end professional sharpeners that I have I want to basically Make a nice long path from the back of the blade all the way out to the tip You can also do it in segments though because we have this pretty pronounced belly here. It's kind of short I'm going to start on 400 and just sort of work this back and forth Now I'm noticing that I'm not actually hitting that sharpie edge on here So what I'm going to do is adjust the angle of this to adjust the angle You can go from 30 all the way down to 100 Adjust the angle you can go from 30 all the way down to 15 probably even a little bit higher and lower Probably going to sharpen this at about a 20 degree angle so I'm going to twist this down That will change the angle now let's try this again Now that is a pretty good angle I don't know if you guys can tell but I've gotten rid of Most of that sharpie there's still a little bit on the tip there so I will work on that And now that I know that my angle is set I can actually sharpen this thing the way that I normally would I should note that I'm really not pushing down on this at all

 It's popping a few hairs there I think this kit is going to be great for anyone like myself who's just a knife enthusiast and you want to have a decent Edge on your blade, but you don't need like a eight hundred dollar professional sharpening system I have something like that And now that I have this I don't even really use it puts a great edge on there if you're not doing it in front Of a camera with a bunch of stuff in your way You can fine tune them even more and get these knives insanely sharp So if you have any questions on it, let me know in the comments down below I'll try to answer anything as best as possible I'll also leave some links in the description where you can pick one of these up on amazon right now starting at forty nine dollars All the way up to I believe 119 which is for the full Elite kit which you just saw me use so that's all for today if you're new here consider clicking subscribe and make new videos every week As always thanks for watching. I'll talk to you in the next one

 I really like the use of magnets for that Now when it comes to the actual sharpening we've got a few different choices to pick from here We can start at 220 these actually rotate so then we can go up to 320 and then on this one goes up to 400 They have this little like ball joint on here and this piece of metal actually goes right up inside the stand And then there's a magnet up top here so you just slip that in and then that magnet locks that into place Now typically on the high-end professional sharpeners that I have I want to basically Make a nice long path from the back of the blade all the way out to the tip You can also do it in segments though because we have this pretty pronounced belly here. It's kind of short I'm going to start on 400 and just sort of work this back and forth Now I'm noticing that I'm not actually hitting that sharpie edge on here So what I'm going to do is adjust the angle of this to adjust the angle You can go from 30 all the way down to 100 Adjust the angle you can go from 30 all the way down to 15 probably even a little bit higher and lower Probably going to sharpen this at about a 20 degree angle so I'm going to twist this down That will change the angle now let's try this again Now that is a pretty good angle I don't know if you guys can tell but I've gotten rid of Most of that sharpie there's still a little bit on the tip there so I will work on that And now that I know that my angle is set I can actually sharpen this thing the way that I normally would I should note that I'm really not pushing down on this at all. I'm not really using much pressure I'm just pinching the top here and then working the edge of the blade just to make a little bit of a burr Now that I've got a decent burr on there push the button in the back and Spin this thing around now I can work on the other side Now I'm noticing that this 400 grit is still pretty rough because I typically don't sharpen down this gritty So the more you use these stones the more they will break in and the better they will get over time So right now this is a little bit rough but we'll make it work Really want to work on that tip make sure everything is nice and even all the way through that belly And now I can alternate sides Doing about 10 passes right now And that should be plenty for the 400 grit Now I'm going to move right up to 600 grit snap that into place Make sure we are on 600. I'm going to flip this again and continue You really want to make sure you get towards the back of the blade as well Widening the edge just a little bit and it's all the way down I'm widening the edge just a little bit and it's already looking a heck of a lot better Now if I rotate this we can move right up to 800 You can already tell that edge is shining through now Definitely hard to tell on video, but I'll give you guys a close-up once we're done Now also on this same stone we have ceramic Flip this and we're going to start to work almost a mirror edge on here The higher in grits you go the more you will notice that the stones start to just glide across there It's a good indication that you are sharpening the way you should be And again, I'm doing like little to no effort

My Favorite Knife Sharpener | Work Sharp Precision Adjust Elite

 This one I was batoning with the other day so it is quite dull so again we're just going to place this in the blade clamp and get it as parallel as we can get it. There we go. Pop that in here. Now I am going to start maybe on a 600 on this one, I don't need to go super course on this one so I'm going to go start with a 600 and see what we get

 There's also a spring button in the back here so that allows you to press that and rotate your knife around to work on the other side. And then you have the tri-bracive sharpening rod. So there's a sharpening rod. You have rubber stoppers here that you can adjust and then you have three different sharpening surfaces here

Worksharp Precision Adjust Knife Sharpener Review

 It looks like it would be very awkward and I too was concerned that a tiny slip could end up with an ER visit for stitches. When holding the handle, there is plenty of room between your hand and the blade to feel safe while sharpening. You would almost have to be intentionally pointing your fingers downward to contact the blade during the push stroke. If your hands get so tired that your fingers are hanging down like that, you need to take a break anyway

 You will have to either hold the sharpener base or the knife handle while using it. I'm not sure why you would need to control the blade when it is clamped into the system, or even what you would do to control it other than hold onto the sharpener base or the knife handle.*****  "2) I'm a little concerned with the direction of travel for the stone being engineered into the edge of the blade with no practical guard on a small curved top stone assembly. This shows very poor engineering controls for safety and would be an OSHA violation in any industrial environment

 I sharpen on a mat so I can't speak to whether or not a minimal amount of dust will make them slippery on a table but on the mat it was not an issue. This is definitely not a one handed sharpener. You will have to either hold the sharpener base or the knife handle while using it. I'm not sure why you would need to control the blade when it is clamped into the system, or even what you would do to control it other than hold onto the sharpener base or the knife handle

 I bought this early Feb 2021 and before reading the review, I was certain that it was going to be missing pieces or some other failed QC. This is not a knock on worksharp's QC, it's because I couldn't imagine anyone that has put hands on the device and used it to sharpen a knife giving it a one star review.  Let's get started. I'm going to copy his numbered complain below in quotes " and then I will follow up my comment starting and ending with 5 stars *****  "1) Base does not have enough grip to keep it from sliding around on the work surface unless you hold it down with one hand

I'm going to do something a little different and address the 1 star review

 In my previous video, I said that the 600 didn't quite feel like a 600. It felt like a higher grip than that. Yet I wanted a different, I would have liked to have a stone in between the 600 and the ceramic, because I didn't feel like the ceramic, it wasn't able to get out all the scratches without a long, long time. You have to spend a lot of time on the ceramic stone to get it to be polished, basically

 I'm trying to get the grit pattern nice and flat like that. I'm trying to get the grit pattern nice and flat like that, nice and consistent. Now here's another, this is a mirror edge, but this one has been used since I sharpened it. But this is basically what I'm trying to get with that ceramic

 If you have a stropping compound system that does that, you can get it really nice and consistent because you can just strop basically some of the scratch pattern away. But I do think this system is very good. I do think that it will work for a lot of people. You just gotta be careful, like I said, with the movement and know that your stones aren't gonna last a very long time

 I do think that it will work for a lot of people. You just gotta be careful, like I said, with the movement and know that your stones aren't gonna last a very long time. You will get, I'm imagining that if you're not doing a bunch of reprofiling and you're just sharpening the same angle that's on the blade, you could probably get about 50 sharpening's out of it altogether, which, and then like that, you know, that's difficult to say too. I don't know if you'll get quite that many because it depends on your pressure, you know, the steel of the knives you're sharpening

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