Smith's Two-Step Knife Sharpener

₱380.00 PHP
SmithsSKU: S-CCKS

Smith's Two-Step Knife Sharpener

₱380.00 PHP
Smith's Two-Step Knife Sharpener
₱380.00 PHP

 

Simple yet ingeniously designed, Smith’s 2-Step Knife Sharpener features two tungsten carbide blades and two ceramic rods with preset angles to ensure a razor-sharp edge. This small and lightweight knife sharpener is for all types of standard edge knives, including filet knives. The crossed carbide blades provide quick edge setting to your dull knife in three to four strokes, while the two crossed ceramic rods provide a smooth, polished finish on your sharpened blade. The Smith’s 2-Step Knife Sharpener features a non-slip rubber feet for safety and a lanyard hole for convenient carry options.

Features

  • Preset crossed carbide blades provide quick edge setting
  • Preset crossed ceramic rods provide a smooth, razor sharp edge
  • Lanyard hole for carry options
  • Non-slip rubber feet for safety
  • Abrasives: Coarse Carbide / Fine Ceramic - 1,500 Grit

Caution: Always rest your sharpener on a sturdy flat surface, never on your leg, and keep fingers behind finger guard or injury could occur.

  1. Insert knife blade into the slot at a 90-degree angle to the sharpener.
  2. Pull your knife blade straight back towards you while applying light pressure.
  3. Repeat this action until blade is sharp.

Care: Always clean your sharpener after use.  Rinse with water and towel dry.

 Country of Origin: Vietnam

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Anonymous

It is a cool knife! Perfect for outdoor

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Pvfaderogao@Gmail.Com
Nice and simple

Nice and simple knife sharpener.

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Ronan C.
Very Nice

Use ceramic side, metal can damage your knife.

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Rykiel C.
Smith's Two-Step Knife Sharpener

really sharpens

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Adriano J.
Fast Delivery

Highly recommended online seller, smooth transaction. Thank you.

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Jude B.
Thumbs up!. .

Simple and effective. .

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J.Baptista
Very Good! I just rated it 4 because of 1 Con...

At first I hesitated to use this thing on my knives, so I tested it on a cheap box-cutter. Well, what do you know... even just the carbide part works, and the box-cutter can shave my arm hairs again! So, I tried it on my other knives, and finished with the ceramic part - and all those knives are razor (shaving) sharp.

The only con that I can see with this product is, if the blade thickness or geometry exceeds a certain size, then this thing will not work. It doesn't work with a thick, 45-degree grind, so you'll better off using stones instead. That is the case in custom knives, or even one-sided knives.

Just a hint on this: don't press down too hard, or the blade will get damaged; then complain that it doesn't work, or it gets too much material off the blade. What I actually did is just slide it, and the amount of pressure is just like letting the weight of my hands down the knife and not putting any more pressure, yet aligning the blade properly on the thing.