Precision Adjust Knife Sharpener Tool for Professionals

The reason why there are no angle markings on the vertical rod is that every knife will fit in the clamp differently, and the width of the blade will affect the angle. In fact, the same knife might not be set in the clamp exactly the same way every time, which is why you must set the angle every time.

Regarding the Diamond Stones, there is no need to use water or oil when using them. They are much tougher and stronger, and the powder does not fall off easily while sharpening a knife, making them resistant to wear and long-lasting.

The 1500 grit Fine Ceramic Stone, on the other hand, requires a few drops of honing oil to be placed on it. If honing oil is unavailable, kerosene, lubricating oil, or cooking oil can be used instead.

This Metal Fixed-angle Edge Sharpener is simple in structure, can be tightly clamped on the table, kitchen stove, or other platforms with the G-Clamp, and features a metal blade fixture that holds the blade firmly. The majority of the material used for this sharpener stand is stainless steel, making it highly durable and long-lasting.

The innovative new flip design of the 360° Rotation Flip feature allows you to flip over the sharpener to sharpen the other side of the blade. You can unscrew the screw on the vertical rod to adjust the ideal angle you want, enabling you to restore knife blades quickly and safely. It's important to note that we did not indicate the angle on the vertical pole because the blade width that extends out of the clamp will affect the grinding angle. Current similar sharpeners on the market that are marked with angles have errors.

This Edge Knife Sharpener Kit comes with 3 premium diamond stones (240#, 600#, 1000#) and 1 1500# ceramic stone. The lower the grit, the rougher the surface, making them suitable for repairing a wide range of knives and tools, including restoring old or new knives. The higher the grit, the smoother the surface, which can help to polish your knife, perform fine grinding, and achieve very sharp blades.

The Grit Selection Guide provides the following recommendations: Coarse 240 grit for initial sharpening of new knives and tools or broken knife restoring; Medium 600 grit for refining the sharpened edge of a knife or tool; and Fine 1000/1500 grit for polishing and honing the edge of a knife or tool. When using the 1500 grit fine ceramic stone, it's recommended to apply a few drops of honing oil. If honing oil is unavailable, kerosene, lubricating oil, or cooking oil can be used instead.

This versatile sharpener is perfect for sharpening different kinds of knives, including kitchen knives, hunting knives, pocket knives, scissors, chisels, blades, and razors. Your blade will get a sharp edge in just a few seconds!

For safety, the handle is positioned above the knife blade, ensuring it will not hurt your hand when you push back and forth the stone to sharpen your knife. If your phone does not have a rangefinder tool to help set the accurate angle, please download the Measure app.

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