Review on 🔪 3-Stage Kitchen Knife Sharpening Tool for Blade Repair, Restoration, and Polishing - Efficient Knife Sharpener by Danielle Hemp

I just recently learned that ceramic knives can be (cleanly) sharpened. I was skeptical but decided to try this knife sharpener from Anart as it also has a stone to sharpen my stainless steel knives. The sharpener is just over 8 inches long including the ergonomic handle. It stands up on its own but needs support when sharpening knives. The rubber coating on the underside prevents it from slipping on the table during use. There are 3 different sharpening stones: ceramic, coarse and fine. When I sharpen my ceramic knives, I make sure they are straight as I pull them through the slot - I have not suffered any damage to my knives this way. (Since my ceramic knives weren't dull, I only put 3 of them through the sharpener just to check.) My stainless steel knives were definitely ready to be sharpened, and my husband and I took turns working our way through our knife. the drawer. Blunt knives were first put through a rough grinder and then fine-honed. Others were just slightly polished on a polishing machine. I'm glad to have sharp stainless steel knives again! I like that this sharpener is very easy to use. When I was growing up, my father always sharpened knives, but he used a whetstone or sharpener. I never trusted myself to hold the knives at the right angle so as not to damage the knives, so I always let him do it. With this manual sharpener, all I have to do is hold the knives straight as I pull them through, so I don't have to worry about the angle at all. I also noticed that after sharpening there aren't many shavings left, so these stones don't snap the knives. This is a handy kitchen tool that I will continue to use. I received this knife sharpener for free in exchange for my honest review. I have not received any other compensation and am under no obligation to post a positive review. I have used this product myself and all the words in this review are mine.