Nov 17, 2020
Company Partners with Funded Today
Sydney, Australia - November 16, 2020 /FundedToday/ —
InversionEdge has just launched on Kickstarter. They have brought on Funded Today to help bring their product to a wider audience and increase pledges for the duration of the campaign.
About InversionEdge
InversionEdge is a revolutionary, Japanese water stone sharpening system that's easy for everyone. Removing human error, for perfect angles every time. With this new revolutionary, patent-pending InversionEdge™ Sharpening system, everyone can achieve razor-sharp pro edges at home, with ease.
This system is designed to work with all Japanese and Western knives in your kitchen. Achieve master level cutting edges using real Japanese water stones, with ease. Real water stone sharpening to achieve extremely fine mirror-polish finish (3,000 and 8,000 grit stages), with perfect double bevel geometry.
The InversionEdge Sharpening System has a 3mm noni ferritic stainless stell tray with dual-angle platforms. 4 times rubberized magnets for mounting knives on angle platforms and to secure in place. 2 times stainless Love Handle clips for automatically and quickly setting water stone angles relative to blade and angle platforms. Ultra Fine 3000/8000 grit combination Stone from legendary Japanese water stone maker, Naniwa. Coarse Naniwa 220/1000 grit combination stone for repairing and reshaping worn knives of any type.
Pricing and Availability
InversionEdge is available to back now on Kickstarter. They are hopeful to see an increase in pledges with the help of Funded Today and their team. Once the campaign ends, the products are set to produce and ship to all backers by March 2021. The starting price for one InversionEdge is $122 USD.
To learn more about InversionEdge or to back the campaign, visit their page here.
Contact Info:
Name: Pascal Friedmann
Email: Send Email
Organization: Funded Today
Website: http://www.funded.today
Source URL: https://marketersmedia.com/inversion-edge-launches-on-kickstarter/88985901
Source: FundedToday
Release ID: 88985901
Orijol Rukaj has been arrested near Cape York, seven months after escaping from custody while attending his brother’s funeral in Keilor East.
China is updating a law that has underpinned one of the most remarkable industrial transformations of our time. After two decades of rapid renewable-energy development, China is preparing to rewrite the rules that have guided, supported and guarded its energy revolution. The draft revision to China’s Renewable Energy Law was released on November 6 for public comment until December 5. Twenty years ago, China, having just joined the World Trade Organization, saw energy consumption surge as...
With schools facing deregistration if they fail to overhaul anti-bullying rules by year’s end, Winmalee High is showing how restorative justice works.
Before he was killed in France, Septimus Kelly feared he would die with his greatest works still in his head. Musicians are finally bringing his surviving scores to life.
Hundreds of thousands of South Australians have lined Adelaide’s city streets for the 94th Christmas Pageant to launch the festive season.
Person struck by lightning at Umina Beach in NSW has been rushed to Gosford Hospital.
A 39-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a man multiple times at a hostel in Haymarket.
Nearly a year after taking effect, the landmark High Seas Treaty risks becoming another geopolitical battleground among major powers, observers have warned. Ratified by 105 countries, including China but not the United States and Russia, the Agreement on Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) is the most significant maritime pact in decades, governing international waters that cover nearly two-thirds of the global ocean. While the treaty was designed to safeguard marine ecosystems and...
A man has been charged after an almost 10-hour rooftop standoff in Waterloo forced Sydney residents from their homes overnight.
Counter-Strike fans turned out in force as MOUZ and Team Falcons delivered some early surprises in Hong Kong.
Door both open and shut on takedown of Labor’s housing policy changes.
Experts have encouraged businesses to build fallback plans for future outages.
YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.
Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?
Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.