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My 6" stones were just a smidge too long for the original model so I added 1 inch length to this part. It should now hold 4.1" - 7" stones. You can still use the other 2 parts from the original model.
Like Staafi, I faced challenges with the costs of diamond whetstones, but I also noticed limited motion when using 150 mm whetstones.…
The Worksharp Precision Adjust Professional mode l doesn't come with any kind of carrying case, nobody seems to sell one and the box containing the accessories is too big to lug around. This simple insert holds all 7 of the abrasive…
A support for the arm of the work sharp precision adjust sharpening system. With the construction of the system there is some flex to the arm which is not ideal for keeping a very exact angle. This brace/support can be easily slipped…
Rubber handle went all nasty and melty on you? Yeah, I had the same problem. Once you have cleaned out all the rubber you will need to carefully cut away the plastic supports in the handles and then epoxy these in place.
Project Name: “GRANCHIO” – Version V1 updated 20260501 add V1 files main differences: add locking support rear and front, means new base with slots, add locking support for central support, please have a look of red dots on new picture V1…
I wanted to sharpen chisels and plane irons on my WorkSharp Precision Adjust. I came across an adapter sold on Etsy that allowed just that. The big clue was holding them at an angle of 45 degrees. This adapter is my own version: you clamp…
This is a clamp for various fixed angle knife sharpeners that stops the rod from moving too far in one direction, keeping your blade sharp and avoiding scratches. Print using 0.15mm layers (or thereabouts) and use a 3m bolt to tighten.…
A simple replacement roller for the Worksharp Ken Onion Edition Knife & Tool Sharpener Mk.2. *Note: Unlike the original, this roller is not reversible. Print Details: PLA filament - Others may work but haven't been tested No supports
The WorkSharp Precision Adjust is a nice idea, and works great for most knives. But its three-sided abrasive carrier might not reach all the way to the hilt-end of the knife edge, and you may want to go finer than the 600 grit that comes…
I saw a YouTube video of the WorkSharp Precision Adjust being used with a brace under the knife holding arm. Looked like a good idea, so I went looking for it, and found it on Etsy, where Practical3DP wants $14.95 for it. I didn't want to…
Here is a design of the Ken onion blade grinder attachment that makes the level 0 almost at the same hight as the belt. Print it at 0.2 resolution, 85mm/s velocity and 3mm wall thickness, no suports needed, print with the flat surface,…
My 6" stones were just a smidge too long for the original model so I added 1 inch length to this part. It should now hold 4.1" - 7" stones. You can still use the other 2 parts from the original model.
Simply slice this STL with your preferred settings and run it. Installing is as simple as slipping your printed part under the clamp from either side. No Adjustments to knife sharpener necessary. Feel free to reach out with any problems…
I hated the original clamp of the Worksharp Precision Adjust. The clamping surface is noticeably too small and therefore cannot provide a secure grip on the knife. Additionally, I had the problem with long, thin kitchen knives that the…
This remake may be a bit more versatile, comfortable and safe for hobbyists. - Print all parts in the orientation displayed here:…
