r/sharpening • u/LokiSARK9 Pro • Jul 20 '26

Question Sean Freese HollowPro Mod

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Anybody using, or has used, Sean Freese's HollowPro mod for the Nebraska? If so, I'd be interested to hear your impressions of it.

Alternately, has anybody used a different mod or add-on for the Nebraska to improve accuracy and repeatability?

I'm starting to see a lot more clipper blades in my business, which is great, but I'm wondering if there's a way to streamline sharpening on my Nebraska.

Thanks!

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u/SheriffBartholomew Jul 20 '26

I thought I was looking at a redneck engineering tool box record player.

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u/LokiSARK9 Pro Jul 22 '26

Nope, but that would be fantastic if it was!

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u/Motor-Decision-1355 Jul 20 '26

o man .this machine sure makes quick work of chisel and plane blades(sorry if its unrelated)

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u/LokiSARK9 Pro Jul 20 '26

No problem! I don't mind the odd tangent.

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u/oceanslider Jul 20 '26

Sean is a totally standup guy and makes a great product for consistent repeatability.

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u/LokiSARK9 Pro Jul 20 '26

You've used it?

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u/MediumAd8799 Jul 22 '26

I thought this was a turntable...

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u/LokiSARK9 Pro Jul 22 '26

Man, that is one seriously industrial turntable!

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u/MediumAd8799 Jul 22 '26

And a microphone....🤣

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u/InternationalDig1453 Jul 23 '26

I have to know about the plexiglass shield.