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From: klingsporwoodworking
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  • Hmm knife sharpeners have looked like this, a sanding belt, for decades ;) But I like the fact that it is not humoungously big.

  • that sounds like tony doing the demo.he didnt show us how to do the lady fingernail profile which i think is the hardest part of sharpening

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  • over priced

  • The main drawback is the proprietary belt size (30.5"). You will have to buy all of your belts from sorby at an exhorbitant markup. If they used a standard 48 x 2 inch belt it might be worth owning.

  • @123HURST Totally lame when they rope you into way overpaying for consumables. I hope they're satisfied that they'll never sell it to a lot of people because of that.

  • anybody else notice he burned the edge on one of those chisels?

  • As a sharpener I can't fault it but it is very overpriced much like every thing else in wood turning at the moment.

  • A good sharpner but, not for sharpening knives unfortunately.

  • For $500 I'll pass.

  • OMFG this is the best fucking thing ive evar seen. evar!!!!

  • Hey ! thats a belt sander! I should have invented the PRO Edge since I already have a belt sander

  • it's a belt sander with an angle guide. nothing revolutionary about it at all.

  • I have one i used to swear by tormec.Now i prefer the pro edge.I find it quicker to use.

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