I'm in the market to upgrade from my current set up. I've looked at edge pro, wicked edge, work sharp, and a few others. So my question to you guys is what do you use and what are your results? Pics are most welcome!

I just use lansky and have been using it since 2006. I spent a while on Cliff's forum to learn about sharpening. I'm not into it like them but can form a proper apex at least.

The big thing for me is I like using diamond stones. I don't the the maintenance that comes with traditional stones. And since I have so many large kin blades being able to sharpen those is a must. I'd how lansky and other sharpeners of that style do with longer blades.

I use Lansky and Spyderco triangle sharpmaker. Spyderco works with longer blades too.

I use and always have done it free hand. Diamond and Ceramic hones. Been doing this so long now I can tell If I have the angle correct just by the sound it makes and the way if feels as it slides across the hones.

I use DMT and Smith diamond hones in course and fine grit and a Spyderco medium ceramic hone.

Wicked Edge with the new Gen 3 Vise for re-profiling and fixing major issues. Spyderco Ceramic Bench stones (in Medium, Fine, and Extra Fine) for general sharpening/honing with the extra fine, and a extra fine ceramic round hone for touch-ups.

I like the diamond stones and Japanese water stones.

Worksharp KO Edition... and a strop... have not ever looked back...

Got any pics of the edges your getting Andy? I have a $25 cabelas gift card and that's one sharpener they carry

Some mate, I will dig them out. I am more about useful than pretty though...

There is a bit of a learning curve with the Workshop. So don't start out using it on your expensive Busse knives. Use it on your cheap Busse knives first. I like the Workshop a lot. It puts a very good edge on the blade and quite fast too.