Product 1: Knobs, Handles, Workholding, and Machine Tool Part.
Product 1: It was made in China.
One of the things that the manufacturer makes is called “WORK SHARP..
You can change the speed of Product 1’s belt from 1,200 SFM to 2,800 SFM to get the belt speed that’s right for the job at hand.
Product 2: The replacement belt kit comes with two P80 coarse, two P220 medium, and two 6000 fine belts. It comes with abrasive belts, but these belts are the same as the abrasive belts that come with WSKTS and WSKTS-KT.
Product 2: Abrasive belts of high quality that last a long time. For the best sharpening, you need to pick the right tool.
Product 2: Made by Norton (P80 and P220) and Micro-Mesh, two of the best belt manufacturers (6000.
In Product 2, there are abrasives: aluminum oxide (P80), ceramic oxide (P220), and silicon carbide (6000. In the back: waterproof polyester (P80, P220); flexible cotton with a layer of polymer emulsion padding (6000.
Work Sharp: Ken Onion Editio.
Adjustable Phase: Dry Knife Sharpener, 120 Volts, 60 Hz, 1.5 Amps, 2800 RPM, 120 Grit, 1.5 Amps A. Feature. For sharpening kitchen knives, pocket knives, and hunting knives, as well as lawnmower blades, axes, scissors, serrated edges, gut hooks, and other tools, this machine has an adjustable angle guide that can go from 15 degrees to 30 degrees F. It also has a variable speed motor that can be used for a slow hone or a high-speed grind. Flexible abrasive belts can be used to match the shape of the blade. CAN and CS.
This is the replacement belt kit for the Work Sharp WSSA0002012 Knife and Tool Sharpener Replacement Belt Kit (WSKTS & WSKTS-KT.
Replacement belts for the Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpener come with this kit (WSKTS). The kit comes with two P80 Coarse belts, two P220 Medium Grit belts, and two Fine Grit Honing belts. Work Sharp tools and accessories don’t fit the belts. They are 1/2″ x 12″ and don’t work with the other tools. These high-quality abrasives are long-lasting and can be used to sharpen and grind things.
Replacement belts for the Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpener come with this kit (WSKTS). The kit comes with two P80 Coarse belts, two P220 Medium Grit belts, and two Fine Grit Honing belts. Work Sharp tools and accessories don’t fit the belts. They are 1/2″ x 12” and don’t work with the other tools. These high-quality abrasives are long-lasting and can be used to sharpen and grind things.
I love Ken Onion’s Work Sharp. I bought it because I wanted to try making convex edges on my knives without risking them getting broken while I learned how to do it freehand, so I bought it. When I tried the Work Sharp for the first time, I used a brand new Ontario Knives Rat-1. This was an inexpensive, well-made knife with a pretty AUS-8 satin finished blade. In just a few minutes, I was able to make a razor-sharp, mirror-like edge. I also made a lot of ugly scratches on that pretty AUS-8 satin finish because the metal particles that come off the edge during sharpening build up on the angle guides. This makes the finish look bad. It hurts when you cut with the knife the way you were told. When I use my knives, I don’t really care if they get a little scratched. I just can’t see how sharpening them could damage them. So, why would you do that. A quick search on Blade Forums found that other people have had the same problem, especially with very polished finishes. After reading a little more, I decided to use painters tape to protect the blade of a different knife. In just a few minutes, you’ll have a perfectly sharp convex edge that isn’t scratched at all. People who use other sharpeners, like the Apex Edge Pro, actually tell you to use this method. Work Sharp should have done the same. However, if you want to try convex edges (they really are better), the Work Sharp is a great little machine for the price. I think it’s very important to read the instructions and tape the sides of your blades. Thanks for reading my review.
