Work Sharp Precision Adjust Elite - Adjustable Knife Sharpening System - For Hunting, Serrated & Kitchen Knives

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Excellent product. Took a while to get used to but I sharpened all my knives in a couple of hours so that they are razor sharp. Comes in a lovely case to keep everything tidy and safe.

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De lo mejor para afilar cuchillos y navajas.

I wanted an easy, professional level sharpening system that just worked! Too many gimmicks or systems that require a high skill level it seems. I chose this over the “professional” version at double the price because I didn’t think it was worth it to ad the digital angle gauge and the small knife holder. I had sharp knives within minutes of opening the box. Watch a video on its use to see some finer points. I tried to use the same motion when I got to the leather strop and it was cutting into the leather. Once I figured out to take shorter, incomplete passes with the leather it was off to the races. When I got to the paring knife I had to play with the knife in the clamp to avoid bumping the holder. This is where I believe the small knife holder would be cool - but you don’t need it if you adjust things to get clearance. Buy this one and most users will be thrilled. If you think you need or want the angle gauge or small knife holder then go for the pro version. I believe it has bigger abrasive plates that may help with keeping alignment as well.

I got a good chance to sharpen several knives from small to large and it works fantastic; those blades are now sharper than they were when new! I'm not going to go into how to use it, they provide instructions, and there are You Tube videos on how to use it, just utilize those formats. I can't say if this is the best sharpener on the market, there are sharpeners that cost over $1,000 so I'm sure those are better, but this thing works and works very well, and much better than the average person ever expects, for a professional knife sharpener, maybe it doesn't work as good as a $1,000 machine, but again this is made for the average person, and it sharpened my knives well enough to cut paper with a single even stroke without ripping the paper, which before I sharpened my knives I couldn't even get them to start a cut! I had read the bad reviews, and one in particular just tore this kit up, and the complaints were all false! Not sure what their benefit was in making such a bad review, but I will try to address each one. No base attachment? Yes, there is, and it's much wider than any water glass I have. I had no issues with it even using it on top of a tablecloth which I wasn't supposed to do, because there are rubber feet on the bottom to prevent it from sliding on a tabletop. If I can sharpen 5 knives on a tablecloth I don't think there is a problem with either the stability or getting tired holding it. That plastic body is far from flimsy. He simply does not understand how to use the device; this is user error. Stupid guide rod attachment: actually, it is not stupid, it holds the rods just fine, it doesn't pop out of the magnet hold area. Sure, too much pressure could pop the magnet holding thing off, it was designed to do that so you can change the rods easily, but the user was using far too much pressure when trying to sharpen a knife, he failed to read the instructions, this is user error. Blade holder flexes: this is a complete lie, it is impossible to make that holder flex, even putting on far more pressure than the instructions say is needed to sharpen knives it would only flex a little, about 1/8th of an inch, nowhere near a 1/2 an inch. This situation is all user error. Abrasive hits clamp: Had he read the directions he would have figured out how to prevent that, again, user error. Abrasive width too narrow: No, I sharpened one knife that was foot long and another that was 3 inches long, and the abrasive width was fine, that is a no reason complaint. Deceptive angle markings: He tries to go into a mathematical reason for the angle markings to be off, they are not off in the least bit, which is why the abrasive rods travel in an arc to keep the angle the same. If you use light pressure as described in the instructions, you will NOT HAVE ANY ISSUES with flex. If you are bearing down on a blade with the rods, sure, you could get flex, but you will also wear out the abrasive material much faster and ruin blades. Let me repeat myself "READ THE INSTRUCTIONS"! If you cannot read or comprehend what you are reading, there are plenty of You Tube videos that show you how to use the sharpener correctly. By the way, there isn't one critical video on You Tube about this sharpener, that should tell you something about the falseness of the bad reviews.

Great product sharpens with ease Create a good edge

For sharpening on a budget this is probably the top of the line and as good as it gets for angled sharpening. The system itself is very well designed and thought out and this shows in the results. The diamond plates and ceramic finishing stone are well capable of achieving a hair popping edge on your pocket knives and smaller kitchen knives. The stones are clearly labelled and conveniently on a tri grit system so changing to the next grit takes seconds without removing anything. The best thing of the worksharp is the fully adjustable angle so no matter what your knife comes at from factory its super easy to match it or re-profile to your desired one. Another plus point is the system is all conveniently held in a good quality carry case which makes storage easy and nothing gets lost or damaged when it's not in use. The biggest complaint I've seen about the worksharp is people saying it plastic base is too light and easy to fall over. I personally have never found this an issue with all of the knives I've used it on the base had no problems supporting it.