Knife & Tool Sharpening From Basics for Beginners to Advanced
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Learning to sharpen can be difficult and tedious. But with a little practice and the right guidance you'll go from amateur to DIY Master in no time. We cover different topics like common angles and demonstrate best practices on the most popular machines like the Harbor Freight 1X30, Ken Onion Edition Work Sharp, Original Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpener, & Many More!!
The Work Sharp® Guided Sharpening System is a complete benchtop sharpening solution for every knife you own.
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