Work Sharp Combo Knife Sharpener: Belt and Ceramic Rod in One, Reviewed

Sharpening and honing get used like they mean the same thing. On most tools you only get one or the other. The work sharp combo knife sharpener is built around that exact confusion. A motorized belt on one end handles real edge repair. A manual ceramic rod on the other handles the quick touch up […]

KME Broadhead Sharpener: What the Attachment Does and Who Needs It

The KME broadhead sharpener is a self aligning clamp jig. It holds a broadhead blade against a bench stone at a fixed, repeatable angle. That gives you a consistent edge instead of a freehand guess. It is a standalone tool, not a bolt on for the KME knife clamp system. It rides on any flat […]

Work Sharp Guided Sharpening System: The Benchtop Kit Explained

The Work Sharp Guided Sharpening System is a benchtop diamond plate sharpener. It is built around Pivot Response technology. The plate holder tilts side to side, so the abrasive follows the curve of the blade. Most guided sharpeners force the blade to follow a straight guide instead. It shipped with 320 and 600 grit diamond […]

How to Use a Pull Through Knife Sharpener Without Wrecking the Edge

The knife drags through a ripe tomato instead of slicing it. You grab the pull through sharpener from the drawer and run the blade through a couple of times. The tomato still tears instead of parting clean. That gap between what the tool promises and what actually happens usually comes down to technique, not the […]

Cuisinart Knife Sharpener: Which Models Exist and Whether They Are Worth It

Cuisinart does not currently list a standalone electric knife sharpener on its own site. Search for a Cuisinart knife sharpener today and you find a manual pull through sharpener instead. You also find knife block sets with a built in sharpening slot in the wood. That distinction matters if you came here expecting an electric […]

Case Knife Sharpener: Case Branded Sharpeners and What Case Steel Needs

A lot of buyers use “case knife sharpener” to mean two different things. One is an actual Case branded sharpening kit, the Arkansas stones the company sells under its own name. The other is any sharpener you use to touch up a Case knife, since Case’s steel behaves differently than most modern blades. Mixing the […]