Simple geometry is why the SureAngle Sharpener fixes the problem with Lansky, Worksharp, Ruixin, Sytools, and other center guided sharpeners. And oh, it's a fraction of the price. Get yours for Father's day! Code: SHARPDAD25. youtube.com/watch?v=PE3JJkMa… sureangle.com @SAMSharpener #edc #knives #lansky #worksharp #kitchen #cutlery

also no one should be getting whetstones in 2026. diamond dry stone or the worksharp tool sharpener is the way

Smoke and steel with the Worksharp RMX.

New steel on old steel with the Worksharp RMX.

Introducing a new 🔪 to The Old Man's Collection: The Millit Knives Overland! Let's discuss: Amongst the ravenous Himalayan mountains, Seth Hancourt stood unfettered and undeterred. The tourist group, filled with pristine athletes and pro runners, struggled through the 14-day hike across Kalindi Khal in search of a MEANING OF PRECISION...of finding oneself, and experiencing what most of the world never will. The group, struggling to acclimate to the harsh elevation, quickly fell behind. Up ahead, a massive storm churned beyond what Seth had imagined. Temperatures would remain below 3° on the rise toward Khara Pathar Camp, and he wasn’t certain they’d make it. Tough decisions were necessary if they were to take a STREAMLINED approach to survival. Seth took a breath through cracked lips and called out: "Look, team. I’m not going to sugarcoat this. We have to reach camp quickly. We’re carrying too much weight to make it in time." He steadied himself. "We must CURTAIL AND DOWNSIZE our supplies. We need the energy to summit through wind and snow. The extras will hold us back." The group stirred, frustration and anxiety rising as they looked at the gear they once trusted. "Quiet down," Seth said. "Base camp has seen this storm. It’ll pass, but not before we reach Khara Pathar. Our only chance is simple: We go minimal." Still shaken, the group settled. A focus. A mission. Not for beauty, but for survival. "Cut all non-essentials. Clothing, cameras, excess gear. Keep only what ensures survival: ice axes, shelter, base nutrition. We move thin and agile, or some of us don’t make it." They moved quickly, shedding expensive equipment and unnecessary weight. Seth Hancourt wasn’t carrying anyone through this storm. He’d done this before, and he’d make sure they all survived this Overland...alive. First, the build: The story of Millit Knives is a great American venture. Merlin and Josiah DeMill, after leaving CRK, set out to build something rooted in precision and execution. With lessons drawn from Chris Reeve, they pursued a rare path: premium production folders built in the USA. Partnering with TJ Schwarz, they created a knife meant to embody the “Jeep Wrangler” philosophy, a minimalist, durable tool built for overlanding and real-world use. Enter the Overland, a 3.17" sheepsfoot blade designed for utility and field work. My version features FDE G10 scales, a titanium lock side, orange accents, and a stonewashed Magnacut blade. In hand, it’s exceptional. For anyone doubting the 3.17" length, don’t. It hits the MEANING OF PRECISION: exactly what you need, nothing you don’t. The jimping locks you in, and in pocket, it disappears until it’s needed. Next, the action: Running on phosphor bronze washers, the Overland delivers a STREAMLINED experience. It’s not a drop-shut rocket, but it’s not trying to be. The lockup is rock solid. I polished the washers using my Worksharp Professional Precision Adjust ceramic plate, and the result is a smoother, controlled glide. Finally, the cut: The Overland excels here, built to CURTAIL AND DOWNSIZE every task. The thin blade stock slices clean and efficiently, moving through material with precision and confidence. It’s not flashy, it’s effective. A true tool doing exactly what it was built to do. All in, the Millit Knives Overland is a powerful, purpose-driven tool that understands its role and executes with precision. It makes the hard decisions, cutting excess, focusing on function, and delivering exactly what’s needed. While I’ll likely chase the all-Ti version down the road, this build leaves nothing to be desired. Minimalist. Capable. Proven. Merlin, Josiah, and TJ — The Old Man approves! 😁💧💧😁

Been sharpening all my pocket/kitchen knives on the worksharp field elite sharpener and hitting them with the leather strop and polishing them and really trying my best to learn how to sharpen my shit…today I took one of Natalie’s hairs off a hairbrush and split the fucking hair vertically. I’m getting reaaaally good !

I recently got me a worksharp system and I’d say freehand is the way to go on diamond stones. Cleaner, no mess, but it requires practice.

In the Arena: Josh Warren For many hunters and anglers, the connection to conservation begins close to home — in the woods behind the house, along a familiar stretch of river, or through time spent learning from mentors and family. That sense of place is something Joshua Warren carries with him, both personally and professionally. As Director of Marketing at WorkSharp, Josh represents a company rooted in Ashland, Oregon, a community defined by its access to public lands and wild country. Read his story here - trcp.org/2026/02/27/in-the-a…

I have a small worksharp system with stones in storage somewhere. I think it was around $40 quite a few years ago 🤣, now there’s so many cool ones I need to upgrade!

More gifts are on their way, but I got this diamond wheel for my worksharp 3000

You don't need whetstones (or dry stones, which are the current meta) anymore. The worksharp tool sharpener v2 is all you need

Ha! I have the Ken Onion Worksharp and that’s exactly how I finish off every hunting season. Then, I do all the kitchen knives, because I’m having so much fun 🤣

It's not a bad execution for a puck style sharpener. I prefer a narrower angle on my kitchen knives, around 15 - 17 degrees, but 20 works. The alternatives I'd recommend are made by Worksharp or Wicked Edge. The Worksharp is less at $69 on Amazon. amzn.to/47HfEcJ

Decided to buy something cool for my worksharp: A leather disc

I use the Worksharp Precision Adjust to keep mine Sharp

I'm going to tell you guys a secret. Get a Worksharp mk2 and a Mousetrap steel honer. For less than half this silly knife, you can have ALL your knives razorsharp with little skill or effort. This is how literal butchering assembly lines do it.

SHE'S DOING IT KFP A few things I want to say because I don't want to spam up chat: I always recommend regular whetstones but also acknowledge it's a learning curve. I recommended this to Kiara because most likely, her knives need just minor touch ups(probably just honing, I think), after going through all the options with her. Some other easier sharpeners that I really like are still pretty intimidating, like the Worksharp or SpyderCo Sharpmaker, so... I'm developing my own sharpening system right now, but grudgingly have to admit that this is best not-intimidating kind given everything we talked about. Prototypes, because they need to undergo testing, tend to be a little less durable than production models. I always snag myself a production model afterwards since they're just nicer than the prototypes I get, haha. The thing she was talking about at the beginning was the light copper dulling in shine. Because we'd been running a lot of tests on the prototypes, the copper was duller than it should be in color. To restore the color, you can wipe vinegar on it, making sure to get enough to get within the cracks, or citric acid/lemon juice! ...honestly this stream will be great reference as to the pain points of sharpening that I need to figure out...

Dayı yıllardır o kadar çok şey denedim ki, su zımparasi, biley taşları vs... Hepsi ileri derece el becerisi gerektiren ve yorucu işler. Sonra worksharp knife and tool sharpener diye bi alet aldım, aletin güzel tarafi hem hızlı hem de açı sabitleyici var.

Boss said use our heads… so we’re officially headbutting the problem. #assempahfie⭐️⭐️ #officevibes #printingmachine #midweek #worksharp