Correct, KME is more versatile and you can set exact angles for your sharpening purposes as opposed to using the factory set angles that Lansky and others use.
Brooklyn didn't happen for me, unfortunately. In between moving and other dramas I didn't get my knives done.
I'm currently busy...
you are correct in that they require little to no skill. but keeping your properly centered using them is where my issue comes in. as you pull your knife through the system little turns and twist in your hand and arm movements can cause issues in ling term use.
My apologies for joining the conversation so late. Got busy last night working on a knife. Thanks for the tag Ron.
The angle to which you sharpen your blade should always be determined by the intended application of the knife.
The Lansky system works, but I have never had much success with...
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That's is, unfortunately, the problem these days, people have anvils and they think it's a pot of gold. When the face and edges of the anvil is gone it will cost me the same to reface the anvil as what I bought it for.
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