developer (ChrisB)

What’s the asking price?

I experienced many years ago with an older version standard vise. The cool pulled when I removed the screw.

If you submit a ticket with WE support, I’m sure they’ll replace your older vise with the current version.

Appreciate your taking time to post your findings. Thank you.

Well, can’t believe it has been 8 years since I started this thread and almost 5 since I updated it.  Figured now would be a good time since I added a new sharpener … another Wicked Edge, of course.

I made a decision to give my Gen 3 Pro to my daughter and her partner so they could sharpen their knives rather than bringing them to me to…[Read more]

It depends on the knife along with the situation.

For instance, a knife that is ground to be an “uneven grind” does have a centered knife edge. All of my right-handed, RH 70/30 Japanese knives have slightly different shaped primary grinds on each side of the knife, along with uneven bevel heights. But the bevel angles are similar. (Since many are…[Read more]

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Nor have I in a very long time.

Here is one of several videos I produced discussing the matter. I Invite you to join my FaceBook book in order to view the material:

https://www.facebook.com/100037733645164/videos/1076690956841227/

Jende has a new round diamond set coming. I’m working with Jende to adapt these round rod diamond stones for WE use.

Ecoboe

This is what Tom Blodget responded. He produced that video. I just linked him your forum original post.

“ok, so the only real way to get the inside of the scoop is to getthe stone inside. Your’e looking at a rod of sorts with sandpaper or film. The bevel on the rest of the knife should be straight forward. It can get weird if its a scandi…[Read more]

This is all I can offer for those types of knives:

For cleaning stones, I use bar keepers friend, and scrub brush.

Fwiw, I use a sponge, saturated with soapy water, and stick a new paper towel on top with every grit change.