Micro EDC Sharpener & Knife Tool Review

I love the built in angle guides on diamond and ceramic whetstones. Although it comes with T6, T8, and T10 bits, you can change them to any 1/4" bit. Drive bits you need for everything your blade needs. it is made in China. It's reliable and functional, I just want them to get it in the US.

Nice portable set. I find this works best with a bug bag or a weekend bag. If you're staying out of sight for any length of time, I'd recommend the WorkSharp Field Sharpener. Either way, this little kit gets the job done. I used it with my Kershaw 2" EDC boot blade and a very basic cheap paring knife that I bought at the Corelle store in Lake George, NY before it closed. Please believe me this review is honest and is a great product but my ratings are based on what else is on the market and…

This confirmed for me what I knew from the start. Ceramic is the best way to sharpen a knife. I bought this to use a more expensive sharpener and get $25 free shipping. and in the end it was what I had to use to fix the horrible chewing edge I got from the hard pull. For pocket tools, you have a pocket clip screwdriver and the ability to sharpen the blade. that is a lot. Although I would now like a longer ceramic rod for ease of use. This thing works, you just have to use good technique. Cuts…

Love all your products except this one you use magnets in others when your products have been outside and I had to tighten a screw on a phone case the main reason I bought it filled with a large adapter, plugged into the socket on the handle, grabbed the phone case and - the adapter is gone? Was in a weedy part of the yard, couldn't find the adapter, looked for it with a strong magnet, but I think it was gone forever - when I got back in, I took out the middle adapter, put it in the hole…

Great little sharpener and knife care tool! Very small and compact, it's great for quickly mending a blade. Works great with cheaper blade steels like 8Cr13MoV. Haven't tested it with any of the heavier steels yet, so not sure how well it will work there. The small size means it takes a little more effort to sharpen larger knives. However, I was able to use this little tool to give my Gerber Flatiron and Kershaw Shuffle II a sharp edge back in about 10 minutes. The presence of built-in Torx…

Relatively small and light; but seemingly durable overall, easily fits into a pants or shirt pocket. (More than the competing $20 bit/screwdriver alternative, which doesn't have sharpeners.) The sharpening rods are a bit short, meaning they're easy to use with something like a Swiss Army knife and binders up to a 3.5-inch -Ability to handle blade . ; with angled guides a bonus for those less experienced. Everything else requires quite a bit of attention. as if it might wear out with repeated…

Delicately designed for excellent results when sharpening most pocket knives and fixed blades. An angle guide at each end of the pole is a brilliant idea! This design feature allows the user to sequentially adjust the angle of the cutting edge consistently from side to side prior to each sharpening stroke. This makes a HUGE difference in maintaining the integrity of the bevel on both sides of the cutting edge as well as reducing sharpening time. I've found that it makes more sense to simply…