I say this, because it incorporates the following features in a well designed package: I will cover the rest of the specs before getting into the use and evaluation of the tool. © 1995-2020 by Howard Korn and KnifeCenter Inc. All rights reserved. This is easy to use, stows well, and is a drastic improvement, for me, over sharpening freehand with a stone or using or 'prefab' sharpening "V" tools. I am sure the intent of this was to provide access to pry the rods out of their storage slots, but the idea scares me. 5201 Lad Land Dr, Fredericksburg, VA 22407 - 800.338.6799 (Phone Orders Welcome).

Looks great on a counter but also stores away easily in a drawer. Once payment is made in full, we will immediately ship your item. This is a gizmo designed to clean ceramic sharpening rods. Like any crock stick sharpener, using the Master's Edge is pretty much obvious. To test the 25 degree setting, I touched up the edge on my machete. It is now my go to tool whenever I need to touch up a slightly dulled knife or do final honing on any blade. I have used crock stick type sharpeners for many years, so I know what to expect in terms of performance. To take advantage, follow the steps below: This website uses cookies to improve user experience. It has been putting a very good edge on them and the ease of use has made it pretty easy to maintain them.

It made a massive difference on the bread knife in the kitchen. The base seems to be poorly built. We now offer 60-day payment plans on most knives over $349. They immediately dulled the edge I had established with the medium rods. I first used the medium grit rods to refresh the edge bevel, then the fine grit rods to hone it, and a few strokes on a butchers steel to finish the job. This is my standard of sharpness for machetes.

The Lansky Master's Edge sharpening system has everything that one is likely to need in a crock stick type sharpener. Policy. Please check your email for confirmation message, Lansky Sharpeners Knife Accessories Reviews, You said this review was not helpful. The Lansky Master's Edge has all the features that I could wish for in a ceramic rod sharpening system. The positive aspect of this feature is that it provides for convenient storage of the rods. No more. I am aware of no previous system that had more than two sets of holes, usually at 20 and 25 degree angles. It is now my go to tool whenever I need to touch up a slightly dulled knife or do final honing on any blade. I am not a big fan of serrated knives. I debated buying this or the Spyderco system. Again, I got good edges on the blades with no problems.

A right handed person would use the thumb as a guide and a lefty would use the index finger.