🔪 AccuSharp Diamond Pro 2-Step Knife Sharpener - Coarse Diamond Coated & Fine Ceramic Polishing Rods | Brushed Aluminum Construction | Restores, Repairs & Hones All Types of Blades & Knives Review

This sharpener is very easy to use! Just put the "Clear and Light" text towards you and place it on the table. For most non-serrated blades, three to seven passes down the stroke and three passes down the thin side is sufficient. There are handles on both sides so it can be used with both right and left hands.

It's smaller than I thought it would be and it's very difficult to sharpen a knife without feeling like your hand is in constant danger. The only way to use it properly is to hold up the blade of the knife and run the sharpener across the blade. On the contrary, you get more leverage, but it's too small and you have to use your whole hand to grab it, so I don't recommend it.

I bought one of these three and a half years ago and after daily use it can be replaced. I'm so glad they still exist. Thanks to their small size, they are easy to store in a kitchen drawer and are very easy and quick to use. My kitchen knives are as sharp as I need them to be. You have to be a little careful to keep the blade straight when using it to get the best edge possible. my whole kitchen and pocket knives.

This is a great sharpener when you can't use a stone to save your life. The 440C pocket knife blade was easily removed by a notch. In fact, the blade has been repurposed with this item. Now he shaves sharply. You don't have to put in much effort, especially when using the rough diamond side to repair a dull edge or remove a nick on the blade. The diamond side removes metal very effectively. I'll probably buy another one so I have it in stock. I also have a Lansky 4 rod sharpener. This little…

I bought these as a giveaway because they are THE BEST little pull through sharpeners. DO NOT buy carbide blades! (If you doubt me, check out YouTube.) Carbide sharpeners cut the metal off the blade, removing a lot more metal than necessary, leaving it rough. When I'm on the go and need to get the sharpness back this is the best product I've found - having tried a few other versions like Smiths and Lansky. It has diamond studded sticks to bring the edge back into shape. The ceramic side is most

Bought after some reading. The main thing that stands out to me, if desired, is that I kept seeing diamond ceramic mentioned as desirable for stainless steel knives. I have a blue one with a dark rough and white fine shaft that I bought a year or two ago and it works fine but never as sharp as my dad could magically sharpen knives on wet stone. This diamond rod immediately caught my eye in comparison to a coarse ceramic rod. It might still not be on par with sharpening, which my dad was able to

Product Overview: Accu Sharp 334CS Seller: Revain Who will buy this: Those who will buy a portable knife sharpener (hunters, campers and those who just love knives!) Intended Use: I will keep it located in a small tool box for fishing or hunting. Pros: This knife sharpener offers excellent value for money. fine grit to polish the blade and remove burrs. I was able to get my bolo blade sharp enough to neatly slice paper in half while holding it in the air! I've never had this blade so sharp! It…

Great sharpener to bring back sharpness to kitchen knives that have been used for years, few old knives in my drawer crockery and other knives that I like to carry or keep in our cars for safety reasons. I've recently bought several different types of these sharpeners to try them all and they are mostly from Rapala, blacksmiths and others. However, I think this is my favorite for several reasons: * It seems to handle the lightest touch best * There's a rubberized grip material on the sides…