WORK SHARPKitchen Edge Sharpener - Ergonomic - For Chef, Santoku, Paring, & Serrated Knives

This knife sharpener is easy to use, and it works great. It just takes 10 to 20 strokes across the wheel to have a very sharp knife.These will be Christmas gifts for all of my family next Christmas.

Works well and is easy.

I spent a lot of time researching knife sharpening, and it seems like this specific type, aka the pull-through double disk style, is the most convenient way to sharper a kitchen knife without damaging it. It is not a replacement for a true complete sharpening as claimed by a Work Sharp employee on some podcast, but you can get away with just using this for the kitchen needs. Same goes for the quality of the sharpening, sharp enough for the kitchen needs, but not sharp enough for the arm hair test. It works in a completely different way than a carbide V-shaped sharpener, and removes only a very tiny amount of metal. It doesn't seem to require cleaning, but I wish there was an easy way to do it, since you can clearly see the disks getting darker. Compact, fast and easy to use. Great price.

I am very happy with the purchase of this knife sharpener. I am using this on a cheap kitchen knife set but boy does this sharpener get them sharp.

Works great. So handy to just pick up and sharpen knives and scissors as needed. Purchased one in store and ordered this one for my daughter.

It’s fine for general use, but I was hoping it would be better for creating a perfect edge. I was over-hopeful.

I have a collection of high-end quality and workplace knives. I've tried a number of kitchenlevel sharpeners, both manual and electric. Some did a decent job on my softer steel working knives, but none could tackle the occasional sharpening my Wustoff, Global, etc.knives needed.I saw the reviews of Work Sharp products, and decided to try this Kitchen Edge Sharpener.Bingo! Not only is it easy and effective on Victorianox knives, but it put a good edge on the harder German steel. It's not as good as a sharpening stone can do, but I suck at consistency with a sharpening stone. It's also very easy and effective at regular honing. I highly recommend this, extremely bargain priced, quality product.

I prefer other sharpeners (freehand diamond stones, honing steels, honing ceramics, strops) but got this one for the wife. I showed her how to touch up knives with it. I liked that it has no carbide. It has diamond rollers and ceramic rollers. As you pass the knife the sharpening wheels turn, it is harder to mess up knives with it. Not the best sharpener but a good one for quick touch ups for non sharpening folks.