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    Scotty Hit It...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marine24 View Post
    Offgrid,

    Looks like the Edge Pro and Lansky use similar concepts. What's the big advatage of the Edge Pro? It is considerably more expensive but I'm a firm believer to try and only buy once.

    I like that both systems keep a consistent angle too.
    With the Lansky, sometimes the knife would move on me. The clamping/holding device is the weak point of the Lansky.

    If you go with the Edge Pro, just get the 220, 400, and 600 stones. You can run the stones dry for the last few passes which acts as a finer grit.

    Also I like the fact the Edge Pro does not have preset angles. Can quickly touch up a edge with small change to the angle creating a slight compound bevel, it's basically the same thing as touching-up with a ceramic rod.
    Last edited by offgrid; 07-21-2012 at 08:49.

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