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  • rhino

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    That looks like a not as handy version of the Spyderco sharpener.

    The idea of "crock sticks" is decades old (at least). Many companies make and/or sell them. Spyderco's version is among the best for a variety of reasons. One is that you can change the angle, which is impossible with many others.
     

    Jack Ryan

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    That looks like a not as handy version of the Spyderco sharpener.

    It looks to me like the jazzed up lawyer proofed version of the Lansky crock sticks I bought 30 years ago at Gatlinburg.

    Wife dropped my old ones and I bought these. They actually did add one worth while feature. A set of "ruffing" in sticks. Even those will have a knife shaving sharp in no time.
     

    epsylum

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    The idea of "crock sticks" is decades old (at least). Many companies make and/or sell them. Spyderco's version is among the best for a variety of reasons. One is that you can change the angle, which is impossible with many others.

    Thus my "not as handy" comment. ;)

    I love how the Spyderco one all fits into the base. Makes it nice and easy to take with you.
     
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