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rotuts

rotuts

I agree with @DiggingDogFarm 

 

I have the Apex.   the ' kit' had a fixed number of stones    you don't really need all of them for KitchenWear   but they are nice.

 

Id say 1 ) ease of use    ( once you study the video's and get the hang of it   2 ) reproducible bevels

 

it was worth the full price for me over the long run , as I could not sharpen my Globals  very well  "" free hand  ""

 

I have two knives from Japan coming soon .   Watanabe

 

Im confident Ill be able to pick the correct angle w the EP  and keep them in tip top shape.

rotuts

rotuts

I agree with @DiggingDogFarm 

 

I have the Apex.   the ' kit' had a fixed number opt stones    you don't really need all of them for KitchenWear   but they are nice.

 

Id say 1 ) ease of use    ( once you study the video's and get the hang of it   2 ) reproducible bevels

 

it was work the full price for me over the long run , as I could not sharpen my globals  very well  "" free hand  ""

 

I have two knives from Japan coming soon .   Watanabe

 

Im confident Ill be able to pick the correct angle w the EP  and keep them in tip top shape.

rotuts

rotuts

I agree with @DiggingDogFarm 

 

I have the Apex.   the ' kit' had a fixed number opt stones    you don't really need all of them for KitchenWear   but they are nice.

 

Id say 1 ) ease of use    ( once you study the video's and get the hang of it   2 ) reproducible bevels

 

it was work the full price for me over the long run , as I could not sharpen my globals  very well  "" free hand  ""

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