Which sharpening system?

Oct 03, 2009 3 Replies

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be comparable to the wolverine system and about $50.00 less from Amazon co mpared to the wolverine with all the attachments.

It might look like it, but I wouldn't call it comparable, more like flimsy and cheap, just IMO

Look at how the slide in and out bar holder is secured. Penn State's knock off - two "L" handles vs large wolverine long cam lever.

Look at the fingernail grind attachment/jig Penn State's knock off appears to be stamped folded steel leg, stamped steel tool holder vs Wolverine 1/4" thick steel

Oh - and try and find out where the Penn State knock off is made.

comparable to the wolverine system and about $50.00 less from Amazon compared to the wolverine with all the attachments.

I looked at that and built something similar. I took me a bit more than an hour using scrap on hand. It allows me to produce a nice even grind. I am using a $59 Harbor freight 160 RPM grinder.

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