Work Sharp Rolling Knife Sharpener
Description
With the Work Sharp Rolling Knife Sharpener, knife sharpening now runs really smoothly. The concept of the rolling sharpener is as simple as it is ingenious. To sharpen knives quickly and easily, the blade is held at the correct angle by the magnetic sharpening gauge with the cutting edge facing upwards, while the grinding wheel of the roller body rolls evenly along it. The magnetic guide gauge is equipped with four different sharpening angles (15°, 17°, 20°, 25°) for a variety of knives. Whether pocket knife, fixed blade knife or chef's knife - every blade is sharpened at the optimum angle. Non-slip feet on the angle block and rubberized rollers on the roller body guarantee clean guidance for a precise and uniform sharpening pattern. The manual knife sharpener comes with three magnetic grinding plates that can be easily changed. Diamond plates with grit sizes 320 and 600 are used for coarse sharpening and main sharpening; the ceramic sharpening plate is used for fine sharpening. No more dull knives - the compact Work Sharp Rolling Knife Sharpener has got the hang of it.
Brand
Work Sharp knife and tool sharpeners is one of the 3 sub-brands of Darex. Darex began in 1973 in Beecher Illinois, by three generations of the Bennard family. Darex has grown to produce the world’s best-selling industrial drill sharpeners as well as a full range of commercial and consumer sharpening products. The Work Sharp brand – for precision tool sharpening – was launched in 2007.
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About Lamnia
Lamnia's speciality is a selection of more than 5000 knives and folding knives. We carry hundreds of scandinavian knives, the famous Finnish Puukko knives among them; folding knives, hunting knives and kitchen cutlery from the world's best brands such as Spyderco, Cold Steel, Roselli, Fox Cutlery and Marttiini.