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Kodiak Sharpening System
- Thread starter James Blaine
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According to their video it is revolutionary and innovative, and when I hear those marketing terms my brain likes to shut off.
I am sure John Lucas will chime in here. I know he drilled a few extra holes for angles. I have never seen one or used one.
robo hippy
robo hippy
john lucas
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Excellent system. The idea is to have highly repeatable settings to make sharprningvalmost fool proof. Watch his video. After years of sharpening i modified my Oneway system with lock down features to mak the v arm work better. The Kodiak system has this built in.
Then I bought the robo rest years ago because I didnt like the oneway rest. After playing with tge Kodiak rest which is great as is I modified it to fit my needs. As it comes from the factory it will work for most people's needs.
Watch his video. It explains it very well.
Then I bought the robo rest years ago because I didnt like the oneway rest. After playing with tge Kodiak rest which is great as is I modified it to fit my needs. As it comes from the factory it will work for most people's needs.
Watch his video. It explains it very well.