🔧 Upgrade Your Work Sharp Knife and Tool Sharpener Ken Onion Edition with the Official Medium Replacement Belt Kit Review

The only thing I don't like about Worksharp is that the straps feel a little faster than they should. You run through them because once they've worn out a bit, it takes you three or four times as many runs to beef them up than you started. Tip: Start with rougher belts if you don't just plan to touch up - and if this is your first time sharpening a knife on the KO Worksharp, always use rough tape first to turn the blade from beveled to convex, even if the Blade is already sharp enough. I say…

I hate sharpening knives. Did I mention I hate sharpening knives? Because I hate sharpening knives! Now let's talk about this amazing tool! I worked many hours on wet stones, sharpened kitchen knives, pocket knives, etc. It's not my favorite pastime. And the cost of this kit made me hesitate for over a year. Which I now regret. After using a particularly dull steak knife, I decided to give it a try. I mean, the sharpest thing we had in the house back then was a butter knife. So. I bought it. In

The Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition sharpener is a sturdy tool that works very well, but over time the grinding belts will need to be replaced. Thinking "why take the risk?" I bought a set of original belts to replace. My kit includes extra coarse, coarse, medium, fine, and extra fine straps. The extra fine belt is still designed for the Ken Onion sharpening cartridge although it is narrower than the others as it is intended for mending serrated blades and hooks where the extra width of the belt…