🔪 Sharpen Like a Pro, No Experience Required!
The V-Type Ceramic Knife Sharpener CS24 features fixed 15° and 22° angles with four high alumina ceramic rods ranging from 100 to 1500 grit, housed in a handcrafted fine oak base with spring-loaded storage and a protective handguard. Designed for both novices and experts, it’s a trusted American-made tool from Idahone, delivering professional-grade sharpening with effortless safety and style.
I**Y
The best sharpening tool.
These are Fantastic! If you sharpen often then this is your baby. Just a few strokes and POOF back to razor sharp.
M**T
Honing rods work great
I have owned my set for over 30 years and they still work great. I have bought many sets to give as gifts. This set was for my daughter. These are really good for honing a knife that has been sharpened. I use a wicked edge knife sharpener on all my knives once or twice per year, and then hone them with these rods every week or two as needed.
B**P
Great Knife Sharpener
I love this Rod Knife sharpener. I owned one a number of years back. I recently purchased a new one. This works great with little to no effort. Be careful, it will definitely sharpen your knives very quickly. Worth every penny.
E**E
Works great!
Best sharpening tool I have and I have several, rollers and stones. This give me an exceptional blade.
A**S
Superb!
We have one and bought one for my son. We both feel the are the best we have ever used.
K**A
Just like the one i got in 1982
Out frickin standing! Hooah. Scouts out
O**R
Best sharpening product I've ever used.
I've used a ceramic sharpener since the original Crock Sticks some 30 years ago. This is ideal for cooks new to cutlery. No need to match the angle between a sharpening steel and blade, just hold the knife straight up and down and draw it lightly across the ceramic rod from heel to tip like you are trying to shave it. Two passes across the fine rod before every use keeps my $51 Amazon Basics knife set razor sharp. I can hold the Santoku knife from the set between my thumb and index finger and draw it across a fresh tomato and the weight of the blade is enough to give a perfect paper thin slice. This sharpener makes an inexpensive knife set perform like a chef name brand.
