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GD dude, they should be paying you royalties on this machine, you are a natural pitchman. I never would have bought such a low end machine before I saw this. And you've got a part two!! Subbed!!

Why are you not using safety glasses? You only have to have a one time event that can impart your vision for the rest of your life

Excellent video ! one suggestion: twice as many passes on each grit, to better remove the scratches left by the previous grit. I use a 1x42 machine, with P120 (damaged edges), P220, P400, P1000, P2500 belts. (that's 125, 68, 35, 18.3, 8.4 microns) then coarse and fine compounds on leather. Good for kitchen knives, chisels, plane irons, gouges. Just watch the heat ... dip in water if edge gets too hot to touch.

this video was squigly lines

the video didnt play. just squigly lines

Hi Cliff I was going to order some 1/2cx12" Ceramic belts from the website but there was only a half a dozen or so grit sizes P80 to P240. I am just getting into personal knife sharpening and thought I would need maybe P80 up to maybe P1000 or P1200? Asking for your advice. Once I get into it and more comfortable I will upgrade to a 1" belt sharpening grinder. Thanks for any help Cliff.

What was the white wheel on the grinder with the 600 grit scotchbrite wheel?

That is really cool! Is it a regular transit connect or Did you make the floor lower or the roof higher ? because it seems like you have good space siting down

Sorry farmers market lol

Great video, I been thinking about starting a business, and fle market was a perfect place to shoot the video. Good luck

Don’t see a link for the vs motor? Could you send me a link. Thanks!

What’s the set up for the diamond serrated sharpening wheel?

I miss your farmers market trips. I like seeing the interactions with your customers.

How do you do your scandi blades when they come your way?

Are your Rincon grinders getting really hot? Just used the grizzley version of the same tool and after just 6 knives this thing is really hot, im betting its the variable speed recifier creating all the heat. I used it on the lowest setting so betting it generates a lot of waste heat on low. Using the belts i bought from you on it, they seem to work well.

Just got the grizzley version of the grinder was wondering what you used as your adapter to install the leather buffing wheel?

Is this consew motor a "plug and play" type device or would one need to upgrade standard household wiring?

Well done, sir!

Great Vid! TY!

here is a leather belt splitter on amzon - Aluminium Alloy Leather Strap Cutter 60MM Leather Belt Cutting Machine Leather Strip Cutting Tool with 10 Blades and 8 Wrenchs

what angle on angle guide do you use for knives?

You are a cleaver fellow. I have learned more from your channel than the dozens of others I have watched over many years. Thanks for sharing!

Good job,,, i really like your video,,,

lol, never mind I see someone has added it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Hi Cliff, thank for this video. I plan to upgrade my Harbor Freight 1x30 following this your video. I’m having problems locating the new motor on amazon. Could you please send me the link?

What happened to putting the motor you got in the description.

great vid, where did you get that microscope?

Curious if anyone bedides me sharpen things like mower blades and axes running the edge perpeindicular to the belt on the curve of belt sanders pulley. I can get a nice dressed edge doing this. Granted its not for a knife but i wonder if you could get a initial edge on a knife doing that.

I see that you are edge leading on the leather strop. How are you not cutting into the strop?

Thank you very much sir for mentioning that the spring-loaded tension arm comes locked in place. The manual doesn't even state this! I stopped using this sharpener because it was such a royal pain to do belt changes without knowing this info. Thank you!

Your setup and workflow is awesome man

Maybe supposed to have the dip so it stays on the spine.

That's actually a small splitter. Look up some old pictures of the Chicago plants.

Best limb knife I've ever had was a old corn knife shaped similar to that one.

I have that slicer!!!!

Very nice. What are the grits of the two 1x30's?

Funny how it doesn’t matter where you are in the world, if your into knives collections all just happens to become very similar to one others. For instance, every knives shown here I have within my home also and a bunch of specialty knives, samurais, and other blades tools/weapons

What grit sand paper did u use to true the wheels?

try A DA with 120 grit that works with metal. also Nyloc

May i ask, what’s your take on the razor sharp edgmaking system, that uses 2 MDF wheels one covered with 180 grit silicon carbide used for making a bur after applying wax and the other wheel is just plain MDF used to polish after applying jewellery rouge on it I wanna buy it for home sharpening cuz in my area there is no places for professional sharpening I want your opinion on the effectiveness of it aside from its cost

Love your market videos. How do you power all the equipment in the van?

Cliff, Glue a large washer to the motor and the light will stay in place.

Cant find this tool. HF dosent sell tthem anymore. They only carry a different brand from Central

I’ve been researching a sharpening business. I like your setup the best. No crazy expensive equipment, and amazing results. Thanks!

Great stuff and thank you for taking the time! Do you or anyone have advice for the trizact belts? Im finding that it takes around 10 passes each, alternating sides on an A30, to get all the 120 cubitron grit scratches out and clean up the apex. I'm running a Toolcker 1x30 at about 1500-1700rpm using light pressure (2-ish pounds) and about 2-3 seconds per pass on an 8in chef's. If i slow down, the blade starts to heat up more than i would like. I'm just puzzled how Cliff can get the 120 grit cleaned up in 2-3 passes on the A30. Thank you!

Do you ever have issues with your angle guard causing scratches on the knives?

How about a 6 in drive wheel for the Viel?

If only you had free shipping. lol

Hi it's Jason great video keep it up

Great job!