These TAS wheels are wonderful. I now have both the 200 grit and the 400 grit. I use the 200 grit for my general use scissor sharpening and the 400 grit for salon and dog grooming beveled edge sharpening. Far superior to the Foley Belshaw products out there. Keep up the great work in product development.
I have been using another brand serrating wheel for that past 2.5 years and it finally wore out. The new one from CCC is great! I hadn’t realized just o how worn my old one had become. It bolted right up especially with some of the tips and tricks you’ve shared in your reels. Awesome product and would highly recommend.
Top quality belts for sure I have never had a single problem with any of them. Lower quality belts tend not to track very well on my machines but Cliff's belts always run true
Hey the delivery time was on point. The packaging was neat with a little surprise inside and the angle guide is awesome. I couldn't be happier. Will most definitely be ordering again.
Dang, I really wanted to love these belts! The construction is very heavy duty; the belts feel like they are much too heavy handed to be applying to a delicate Japanese edge. They are so solid and rough that when new, they almost feel like that they are creating small burrs rather than removing them. I like their feel when they are about halfway through their lifetime, but unfortunately, their overall lifespan is very short (2-3 workdays of professional sharpening). They also offgas a ton of material into the air which leaves a film of plastic-y fluff and debris around my bench. Overall I'm pretty bummed! They definitely do not polish - DEFINITELY not to a mirror polish, no matter what knives I'm using on them - and if I've used 3-5k whetstones before this belt, the belt will rough them up. Overall they feel much too heavyhanded and disintegrate very very quickly.
All your items work excellent 👌 the angle guide makes it so easy liking the new smaller screw studs much much better I've purchased 2 of them
Thank you for your time knifeguy831
Cliff's belt progression is great. I still do edge trailing so I have a four step process instead of three. I use Cubitron 120, Trizact A 30, nylon abrasive (1000 grit) and felt wheel with compound. This is my base process and I will start isolating each one and seeing how to improve.
Would share a video but im at work but fit perfectly on the vevor 1x30 its a solid made guide for my 1x30 and will stay purchasing more items for my 1x30 from from curry custom cutlery
First Cubitron blet I have ever used after hearing all the positives that Cliff has explained about the positives of these belts. Very happy with the first 10 knives i have sharpened using the Cubitron 120 grit as my first step. Would highly recommend after using ceramic belts for years.
Thankyou from New Zealand
Very nice stropping compound. Leaves an excellent finish. Was noticeable straight away on first cut test. 10/10
Will be ordering more to New Zealand soon.
Thankyou
Excellent product from CCC. Everything Cliff says about the trizact belt is true. Have noticed a difference compared to my normal belts. Will be placing more bulk orders soon.
Thankyou from New Zealand
First leather belt on the Bucktool 1x30. Runs smooth as could be.No wiggle, play or flapping. It has an instant noticeable difference especially while using the blue compound from CCC for stropping knives. 10/10 product.
Thankyou from New Zealand
I’ve been using other lights for a while but I’m totally sold on these. They are brighter with 3 settings and the magnets are stronger. If you’re looking for exceptional lighting for your machines, look no further.
Got most of the scratches out. Some were pretty deep and couldn't be removed. Went with the satin finish to help hide those. Customer was happy with the results! So, am I!
Great product. Used the Curry Custom Cutlery Blade Bender for the first time and it worked exactly like I hoped. I was able to straighten and save a bent knife tip without it breaking off, which saved me from having to completely reprofile the blade. Simple tool, easy to control, and definitely something I’ll be keeping on the bench.
I have 2 of these now and love them. I use a digital inclinometer to set them 1/2 a degree apart and the results have been fantastic. Thanks for providing a great tool.