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KME to EdgePro/Hapstone Knife Sharpener
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I had a KME sharpener and wanted the best of both worlds. With a simple change of the nut, you can quickly use your KME rod and stones on a EdgePro/Hapstone like base. This allows you to slide the blade and get a consistent angle on long blades.
Thanks to CNC kitchen for his base design. I used this to quickly model out a replacement clamp and set of guide rails. The clamp is removed from the KME and the plate is set aside (you just need the KME ball joint and nut).
There is a straight rail include like the EdgePro and for more complex spines, the toe guide (not pictured) works like the Hapstone. I still haven't found out an ideal way for magnets that can be engaged an disengaged easily (there are 3 sets of holes in the bottom of the base that will allow you to install a few 10mm x 2mm magnets and epoxy them in. I personally haven't installed any magnets as I find the blade easy enough to hold in place with the use of the guide rail.
Some improvements I could possibly make in the
Thanks to CNC kitchen for his base design. I used this to quickly model out a replacement clamp and set of guide rails. The clamp is removed from the KME and the plate is set aside (you just need the KME ball joint and nut).
There is a straight rail include like the EdgePro and for more complex spines, the toe guide (not pictured) works like the Hapstone. I still haven't found out an ideal way for magnets that can be engaged an disengaged easily (there are 3 sets of holes in the bottom of the base that will allow you to install a few 10mm x 2mm magnets and epoxy them in. I personally haven't installed any magnets as I find the blade easy enough to hold in place with the use of the guide rail.
Some improvements I could possibly make in the
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