The lovely PowerHone

Darrell · Oct 18, 2016

I have to be honest, I have more sharpening equipment than the average Joe, I used to sharpen chef knives, beautician shears, barber shears, I have belt sanders, Tru Hone, Ookami wheels and even to the old water stones, Wife thinks I am a little weird

but I tell you what, this Power Hone holds it's value to put an edge on my kitchen knives, depends on the knife but finish off with a 3000 and we are back in business. bet I'm not alone.

Flashmo · Oct 18, 2016

Ran my kitchen knives across the laps a couple night ago...

monk · Oct 18, 2016

Darrell said:
I have to be honest, I have more sharpening equipment than the average Joe, I used to sharpen chef knives, beautician shears, barber shears, I have belt sanders, Tru Hone, Ookami wheels and even to the old water stones, Wife thinks I am a little weird but I tell you what, this Power Hone holds it's value to put an edge on my kitchen knives, depends on the knife but finish off with a 3200 and we are back in business. bet I'm not alone.

a picture of the blessed beast would surely help here. lookin foreward to seeing it.

DKanger · Oct 18, 2016

I sharpen my wood chisels on mine.........they are just big flat gravers

Darrell · Oct 18, 2016

monk said:
a picture of the blessed beast would surely help here. lookin foreward to seeing it.

I may be able to put something together, I'm an old man, I move slowwwww.

tdelewis · Oct 19, 2016

I just retired my 40+ year old power hone for a new one. The old one still runs good. I will keep a 180 wheel on it.

Darrell · Oct 19, 2016

monk said:
a picture of the blessed beast would surely help here. lookin foreward to seeing it.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzwFdaWgcZQ&feature=youtu.be

Joe Jacob · Oct 19, 2016

I sharpen my kyocera ceramic knives on my hone. Same technique as in the video mentioned above.

monk · Oct 21, 2016

Darrell said:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzwFdaWgcZQ&feature=youtu.be

cool, tyvm. i made a mistake buying a tormek. primary use was for woodlathe tools. it would produce an absolute perfect edge. problem was, such a perfect edge was a detriment working cocobolo & other hard woods. got rid of the tormak, and reverted to the bench grinder. life became good all over again.

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