1. I use micro-bevels
2. I back sharpen
3. I cross the scratch pattern
4. I draw the edge through wood
5. I condition my stones, as well as flatten them
6. I use very low (closer to a zero-edge) angles
7. I use a vintage Russian leather and linen hanging strop
8. I sharpen to a high grit finish
9. I use light pressure to sharpen
10. I use lubrication, usually water, mineral oil, and soap
11. I sometimes use a fixed angle system or Spyderco Sharpmaker

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http://www.cliffstamp.com/knives/reviews/everyday_carbide.html
Overall
This sharpener was not expected to be significantly useful and in general these types of sharpeners are often pretty strongly degraded such as noted in the video on the right. However it was found that :

with a little care then a fairly sharp edge can be produced
for a rougher use knife it could be just as useful as a hand honed edge
It does have some issues :
no way to adjust the edge angle
not trivial to deburr and it burrs heavily
the inserts can not be rotated or replaced
it is a bit large/bulky compared to some of the other versions

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http://www.cliffstamp.com/knives/forum/read.php?7,503,1280#msg-1280

Some use showing how you can use them to achieve a decent edge in both terms of initial sharpness and edge retention :

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http://www.cliffstamp.com/knives/forum/read.php?7,25481,25486#msg-25486

It is axiomatic that a sharp knife is a safe knife, and a whole lot more pleasurable to use. I wanted to find a knife sharpener for family members to keep their knives in useable condition. I bought a couple of these Kyocera ceramic wheel pull though sharpeners. They fit the bill well enough, with some issues described below.

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https://www.sharpeningsupplies.com/Norton-Ascent-Ceramic-Stone-Ultra-Fine-P1781C25.aspx
Exciting New Norton Ceramic Stones
Norton Pike Ascent Ceramic Stones are the latest development from a company with a long history of making quality sharpening stones. We're excited that Norton has chosen to work with Sharpening Supplies to launch these new stones. The quality and convenience of these extremely hard, extremely fine, extremely flat stones will make sharpeners of tools and knives alike excited as well.

Extremely Hard
Ascent Stones are made of exceptionally pure ceramic material and are truly hard. Ceramic this hard will cut any steel, even the very hard, tough alloys found in the best knives and tools. Ceramic stones wear exceptionally well for a long life even with heavy use.

Extremely Fine
The Ultra Fine grade of the Ascent Ceramic Stones is for finishing and polishing. The resulting finish is finer than that achieved from a Hard Translucent Arkansas and comparable to the Norton 8000 grit Water Stone. These are great for a final sharpening step and to maintain a razor edge on your tools and knives.

Extremely Flat
Norton Ascent Ceramic Stones are reliably flat. They are machined to a flat, smooth surface when they are made, and the same hard wearing characteristics that give them a long life also ensures that they will remain flat. These stones will not dish or cup with use.

Ready When You Need Them
One of the factors that keeps people from sharpening is the inconvenience of the whole operation. Stones have to be prepared. Messes have to be cleaned up. Ascent Ceramic stones offer the convenience of stones that are ready to go when you are.
No Flattening Required - Norton Ascent Stones start flat and remain flat. Checking a stone for flatness before every use is not needed.
Used Dry - Norton Ascent Ceramic Stones do not require any oil or water when sharpening. No preparation or cleanup is required.
Great for Tools or Knives!
Norton Ascent Ceramic stones will appeal to tool sharpeners who will appreciate the permanent flatness of the stones. Put a final polish on chisel and blade blade backs or hone wide bevels without worrying about any dish or cup in the stone.

Knife sharpeners will value the Norton Ascent Ceramic's flatness as well of course, but also their ability to handle super hard alloys. Hone exotic steel knives to razor sharpness quickly and efficiently.

Pocket Size Also Available
In addition to the bench stone sizes, the Norton Ascent Ceramic Stone is also available in a 4" Pocket Stone Size.

Norton Item and Part Numbers
6" x 2" x 1/2" Ultra Fine Ascent Ceramic Item No. UAB6, Part No. 69078643673
8" x 2" x 1/2" Ultra Fine Ascent Ceramic Item No. UAB82, Part No. 69078643675
8" x 3" x 1/2" Ultra Fine Ascent Ceramic Item No. UAB83, Part No. 69078643677