Posted: 12/27/2011 7:26:42 PM EDT
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Anybody seen them or used them they are located on South Marietta Prky about a mile from South Cobb Dr.
http://www.jonessharpening.com/ |
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buy a spyderco sharpmaker and do it yourself. easy and it can do serrated knives. i also have a wicked edge sharpener. easy to use but takes a while to set up and run. wicked edge can make a very sharp blade. What did you get with that Wicked? Accessories, etc? And how much did it end up costing all together? I am also looking at the Edge Pro, which is similar, but only one side at a time... AND costs more... at least that is how it seems, until you add accessories to the wicked.... |
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buy a spyderco sharpmaker and do it yourself. easy and it can do serrated knives. i also have a wicked edge sharpener. easy to use but takes a while to set up and run. wicked edge can make a very sharp blade. What did you get with that Wicked? Accessories, etc? And how much did it end up costing all together? I am also looking at the Edge Pro, which is similar, but only one side at a time... AND costs more... at least that is how it seems, until you add accessories to the wicked.... i cant remember how much i paid but it was less than the cost on their web site. i ordered at the blade show in june and got it at the end of the summer. seller was doing demos at the blade show. wicked edge gets good reviews. i have the sharpmaker and have used it for years and its good for kitchen knives, but the wicked edge is better. i got the 100/200, 400/600, 800/1000 stones and a pair of leather stropping things. i got the base too. everything i've read about wicked edge is positive. i took it to my sister-in-laws christmas dinner and sharpened a few kitchen knives. like most folks i know, she had a bunch of knives and they were all dull as heck. i was able to put a very sharp edge on the few i worked on before we ate dinner. growing up, i learned to sharpen on a stone, but i never did it enough to stay proficient. i like a good sharp knife and i like tools so i years ago i started looking for a system. i bought the spyderco and used it for years. its good enough for kitchen knives. the wicked edge is a big step up though. i recommend googling and checking out various knife forums and see what they like to get some idea of what you end up purchasing. |