1X30 inch Assorted Belt Kit with Super Strop Leather Honing Polishing Belt Buffing Compound Included

This set is the easy way to get a super sharp glass smooth edge on a blade ! It’s unreal how well they work . I have used Whetstones and other various kitchen drawer sharpeners all my life (56 years) Never again . This is the trick to quick easy knife sharpening if you already have a 1”x30” sander .

I've tried oil stones, lansky sharpeners, japanese water stones, etc. I could get very sharp knives with the water stones, but it took a very long time.This set showed up, started with the coarsest belt on my Delta 1x30 sander. two to three passes each side of the knife, then changed to a finer belt; worked my way up to 1000 grit. Ended with the leather.Incredibly sharp knife with a total time of about 5 minutes.Only thing to note is that the leather was a really tight fit on the sander. I had to loosen the tension wheel as far as it would go, then slowly work the belt on. Once on though, it tracked fine.I can't say anything yet to longevity or durability as I've only sharpened 3 knives so far.Overall highly recommended, sharp knives in no time!

I nice durable belt for a good price.

Read all -I ordered this set for my Harbor Freight (Central Mach.) 1x30 sander and all abrasive belts work very well and have held up to the sanding/sharpening I've done with them so far.I did experience some distortion of the leather stroping belt, however....So - I contacted Pro Sharpening Supply through my Amazon messaging and discussed the issue with an extremely helpful and pleasant fellah by the name of Jesse C. He informed me that the leather strop belt is made of natural material & thus can be subject to some occasional distortion. He assured me that Pro Sharpening Supply stands by their products and backs them up and they would be sending out a replacement strop immediately - free of charge - to boot!I am so very thrilled to be a customer of such an engaging and helpful company like Pro Sharpening Supply who honor their customers and back up their products. This day in age - such a company is becoming more and more difficult to find. I wish Amazon gave me a way to rate that part. I'd give 5 stars all the way.I will be recommending Jesse C. And Pro Sharpening Supply to all those I encounter who are in need of their products.Thanks again!

I think this was a good price for the quality of product you get. The sanding belts where awesome and the leather belt while I dont think may he top tier stuff is still very very good. The only thing I can thing of that is a negative is I now have bald spots all over my arm.I would like to make a note. To not.stretch the belt befor you try to put it on! Or dont but as much force as I did to do it lol... I'm a pretty strong guy and I put a lot of force into it and I think it was fixing to give before I stopped lol.. but because nen i didnt even check befor hand the belt is now too long for the sander for harbor fright. Injust ran some electrical tape around the top idle pulley to compensate for the slack.. it's still a little lose but works great as you can see in the pictures...

So, I'm typically the type to send my knives off to a mail in sharpening service. I know little to nothing about putting a good edge on a knife. I recently went to Gatlinburg Tennessee and found a knife shop (Viking Blade Supply) where I took a class on knife making. It got me interested enough to try my hand at making a knife, so I bought some grinders and a blank and started at it. I wanted my first knife to have a great edge, but again, no clue how up to this point. So I started watching the tube and after a few videos and some calls to the knife shop I started on the edge to my new knife. I had picked up the HF 1x30 with the angle guides and found this sharpening belt kit to add to it. I followed the instructions, progressed through the grits, and finished with the strop for a burr free mirror polish on the edge. MY GOD! I clean shaved half my hand with a single pass! I couldn't believe I got a blade that sharp (and on the first attempt at that)! I'm sure I can improve on my technique, and improve my edges with time, but so far I'm more than impressed! I can't say enough good about this kit, especially for the price. I paid twice that to have a few knives sharpened with the mail in service and they weren't as sharp as my homemade. Will definitely be re-upping when these belts wear out.

The media could not be loaded. I’m not paid by this company or any other involved.Always Wear Safety Googles and gear!Do you think that the only way to get a knife really sharp is to send back to the maker or somewhere else to get a factory edge.I did. Growing up on Lake Erie I’ve been around knife sharpening most of my life cleaning fish catches and hunting with My Grandfather since, well… very long.I have worked as a professional chef and owned a catering business. I was 50 years old before I found a method more satisfying, practical, economical, and time saving than the sometimes lackluster attempts throughout life. I’m not saying you or I am, or will be a pro out of the box. But in little time, most people with safety and some mechanical know how can watch the videos on YouTube and learn how to literally take a rough piece of steel into factory sharpness. Much better than many come from the factory.I’ve needed the warranty and within hours got s response and satisfaction.

The belts are pretty good! I keep them cleaned and they have worked well. My only gripe is the abrasive they sent with it. HARD AS A ROCK! when you try to add to your wheel or belt it just shatters! So, if you buy the belts you may want to buy some other abrasive to go with it.