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    Friend came over with his worksharp to do some scissor sharpening. Which of the 2 W/S would you suggest, the basic worksharp, or ken onion edition? Not interested in others, UNLESS it's an equivalent, performance wise. Thanks
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    I use one of these, but it is overkill for most. It will turn a piece of 1095 stock into a razor with a little work and a forge. Oregon blademaker.

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    I use one of these, but it is overkill for most. It will turn a piece of 1095 stock into a razor with a little work and a forge. Oregon blademaker.
    I have a 24 x 30 shop and a 15 x 12 reloading room. Sad to say as nice as that is, there's no workspace left to make use of it.
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    Ken Onion edition is much different than the normal deal. I'd go Ken Onion

    The k/o has more adjustability as to angle than the basic one. On the basic, you're stuck with just a couple angles

    I have the basic (a gift). A friend has the k/o. I sharpen my good stuff over there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    Friend came over with his worksharp to do some scissor sharpening. Which of the 2 W/S would you suggest, the basic worksharp, or ken onion edition? Not interested in others, UNLESS it's an equivalent, performance wise. Thanks
    Everything I've watched on reviews strongly recommend the Ken Onion one.
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    I have an Onion and have not used the basic one.

    The model I have works excellent on everything from my Swiss Army to a 10" chef knife. I was in the restaurant business for a decade so I know the value of a sharp knife.

    I had a broken belt in the kit. I contacted them to buy a replacement and they sent me an entire set, no charge.

    My only complaint is the thing is built for right handed operation with no way to reconfigure for lefties. Not a deal breaker since the entire world is set up that way.

    I sharpened my neighbor's knives for her and later that evening I had to take her to the emergency room for stitches.

    I recommend it for everyone, except maybe old ladies with shaky hands.

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    I recommend it for everyone, except maybe old ladies with shaky hands.
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    TSPROF K03
    Incredible sharpening system that is stupid flexible. 2" penknife? No problem- 10" Bowie? No problem.
    Uses single Edge Pro type stones so you don't have to buy pairs of stones like you do a Wicked Edge type system.
    You will never overheat an edge like you can do with a KO, belt sander or paper wheel.
    I debated the purchase for a long time but I am glad I bought it.

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    Not familiar with them, but can the ken onion w/s etc do bigger things like mower blades? Or just be happy with an angle grinder on those?

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