Rada Cutlery Quick Edge Knife Sharpener (R119), Pack of 2

Easy to use and very effective! The steel wheels on this sharpener put an quick edge on my carbon steel kitchen knife that allowed me to slice a tomato with no trouble. Does a faster job than the last two-notch sharpener I bought and cost less. I am not a chef, I'm a home cook, and I really appreciate a basic kitchen sharpener that does the job as simply as this one. Doesn't look fancy but seems durable, and it is compact--doesn't take up much drawer space. Figuring out how to use it is easy if you consult the package.

Used it sharpener broadheads and knives. Works well. Puts a different bevel on edges but gets them very sharp. Add a buffing compound on a cereal box and you got new edges. Highly recommend for the average person. Very lightweight and designed simply well. Never got cut due to placing my fingers on the base UNDER the blades. Tilting the knife and pulling back with a bit more force gets blades sharp enough.

These are the best kitchen knife sharpeners. Very easy to use and give you a professional edge everytime with minimal strokes. I ordered two more for my kids.

I want to start off by saying I’ve tried many types of sharpeners, and dozens of different brands over the years. Frustrated with every one of them, I resorted to the tried and true (and SLOW) whetstone method for the last couple years. I hate it, but it has been the only thing that works without ruining blades. I was watching YouTube one night and out of the blue the presenter casually mentioned this sharpener while cutting up a roast during a recipe video. I’d never heard the brand so I looked it up while watching. Cheap. Thirty bucks for 2 of them. Why not. I can always return it if it sucks, right? It was delivered the next morning and I grabbed a dull chefs knife and gave it a go. In about 12 slow gently pulls across the “wheels”, I checked the edge. 15 seconds is all it took and the knife was sharp. Not sharper, not slightly better… really sharp. I chopped and sliced a few things and I gotta say, I was impressed. So, I spent about 15 minutes today running through about 20 different knives. From paring knives, to cleavers and everything in-between - from straight edge, to wicked curves. The only one that wasn’t quick and fabulous was my thick bladed cleaver. It took quite a few more tries, but it is very thick and a very hard type of metal so it’s always sharpened slower. However, it came out wicked sharp. I can confirm this tiny little “toy-like” sharpener, that looks like it was built using a truck stop gift shop build-by-number baggie of parts actually is pretty great.

It's expensive for some metal washers fastened to some plastic but it's the best knife sharpener that I've ever owned and it has a life-time warranty on all the parts and assembly. The cheaper nockoff brand has some bad reviews so I got this one. My mom bought the same one over fifteen years ago and it still work great. If ain't broken don't fix it. You might be able to make a homemade one with a block of wood, a couple of washers, and two screw. But if you want to spend the money, this thing's great.

I purchased this based on the reviews here and on videos I saw on YouTube. How this knife sharpener works is beyond my understanding, but it absolutely works. No files, no grit, no motor. Just two round metal washers. Wow. I took the advice of someone who did a video on YouTube, and I also purchased a strop since he said these night leave a bit of burr, especially if you don't apply light pressure evenly as you're passing it through. I never had a strop, But between it and this sharpening device, I ran a paring knife across a piece of paper and it cut like I was using a razor blade. I've never done the knife test on paper with that result. Just amazing.

so much far superior at sharpening my kitchen knives and other personal blades than the higher priced sharpeners

Hands down the best knife sharpener I've used for kitchen and pockets knives. Be aware that it will take a while to get the knife sharp at first because this sharpener is actually putting a brand new edge on your blade. There will not be any marks on the sides of your blade like most sharpeners leave because of this new edge it's making. I counted about 100-120 medium pulls through on most of my knives before the edges were new and razor sharp. Some blades edges match this sharpeners angle better and therefore it take less time to get the edge, but don't give up if after a few pulls the blade isn't sharp. When you hear the blade is mostly quiet (medium pressure) when pulling it through, you'll be razor sharp. After this pull the blade very lightly to hone it which takes some of the burrs off. After this process touching up the blade takes only a couple pulls. Best sharpener ever and believe me, I've tried a bunch.

Very good middle of the ground sharpening. It wont be the sharpest knife in existence but for the price and ease of use it's great for an average household kitchen.

Materialwert unter 1 Euro: kleines Plastikteil mit 2 Blechscheiben. Und funktioniert nicht. Habe nach Video Tutorials auf YT versucht mehrere Messer zu schärfen - ohne Erfolg. Musste es deshalb zurücksenden. Die guten Bewertungen sind m.E. überhaupt nicht nachvollziehbar.

Tres bon produit j en ai un depuis plus de 30 ans et il est encore tres bon

Kinda pricey but absolutely the best knife sharpener we have ever used and I first started buying these for friends and using since 1993! Before this sharpener I could never get my Henkel set sharp enough. My husband keeps one in his tackle box for his filet knife.

love it... wow, I am so impressed how good of a job it sharpens my knives... it is small and so easy to use. I definitely would recommend.