Spyderco-style sharpening rod base
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🔪 PRO Sharpening Base – More Precision, Zero Play, 4 Real Angles
Did you buy a cheap sharpening base and find the rods wiggling more than at a party?
Me too. So I did what any maker would do: design a better one.
I present my Improved Sharpening Base, designed to replace typical bases with play and low precision.
🚀 What improvements does it offer over the commercial version?
✅ Firm fit for ceramic rods
No unwanted lateral movement. The rods are well seated for consistent and stable sharpening.
✅ More angle options
Includes 4 real sharpening angles:
- 🔹 15° – For ultra-fine edges
- 🔹 20° – Perfect balance for kitchen use
- 🔹 25° – Tough general use
- 🔹 30° – Robust and durable edges
More versatility = more control over the result.
✅ Design optimized for 3D printing
Designed for hassle-free printing and good structural strength.
🎯 Who is it for?
- Makers who want to improve what they buy.
- Sharpening enthusiasts looking for precision.
- People who prefer solid solutions instead of “more or less”.
🛠️ Why download this design?
Because a good edge starts with a good base.
Because printing your own improvement is always better than settling.
And because play… is a thing of the past 😉
If you like the project, give it ❤️, comment on your results, and share your settings.
Download it, print it, and take your sharpening to the next level! 🔥
The ceramic rods I use are from this sharpener:
https://es.aliexpress.com/item/32718347940.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.11.452a194dIxXbdI&gatewayAdapt=glo2esp
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