Rolling Knife Sharpener for Razor Sharp Edges, Easy Kitchen Knife Sharpening Tool Kit for Steel of Any Hardness, 15 & 20 Degrees Powerful Magnetic Holder
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Features
- Fast, Easy, and Long-Lasting SharpeningQuickly revives dull blades in just a few back-and-forth rollsno experience needed. Designed for both home cooks and professionals, this sharpener helps extend the life of your kitchen knives for years, saving you money and hassle.
- Precision Angles with Magnetic ControlFeatures fixed 15 and 20 angle guides with strong magnetic holder for precise blade alignment. Comes with a 400-grit coarse disk for reshaping dull blades and a 1000-grit fine disk for polishing and honing. A must-have for professional knife sharpening kits.
- Premium Sapele Wood with Ergonomic Grip DesignCrafted from durable, natural Sapele wood, rich in hard oils that resist moisture, corrosion, and wear. The unique design fits comfortably in your hand, offering better grip, control, and ease of use during sharpening.
- Perfect for Everyday Kitchen KnivesCompatible with most straight-edged kitchen kniveschefs knives, santoku, utility, and paring knives. Whether you're a home cook or a pro, this sharpener is a must-have tool to keep your kitchen blades sharp, safe, and ready for daily use.
- Compact, Gift-Ready & Easy to StoreIts sleek, compact design fits easily into any kitchen drawer or travel kit, and it comes in premium gift packagingmaking it a perfect gift for chefs, home cooks, newlyweds, or anyone who appreciates a sharp blade.
Material: Ceramic
Brand: Xenunqi
Color: Brown
Product Dimensions: 6"L x 5"W x 2"H
Grit Type: Very Fine
Number of Items: 2
Manufacturer: Yunqikeji
Material: Ceramic
Brand: Xenunqi
Color: Brown
Product Dimensions: 6"L x 5"W x 2"H
Grit Type: Very Fine
Number of Items: 2
Manufacturer: Yunqikeji
Item Weight: 15.8 ounces
Item model number: KS02
Date First Available: April 29, 2025
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Top Amazon Reviews
This is a pretty cool device. It worked well for my knives, kitchen knives, and my filet knife. I would buy again if need be, but it seems to be a very sturdy product. So hopefully I don't have to buy another one anytime soon. Thank you.
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2025 by Richard Pressel
Not expensive, & it works ! Knives are sharper
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2025 by Lori Mandel
Beautifully crafted, definitely high quality. I was intrigued by the design, and I would say that it is an excellent concept. I've been sharpening my own knives since for decades since I was a kid, and I have just never been able to do it well with a flat stone. It's an art and I just don't have the knack for it. And I've tried a hundred different gizmos, some work, most don't. But this is very well conceived and actually works quite well. Again, let me mention the craftsmanship. This is actually REALLY nice out of the box. Give it as a gift to someone you really like and it looks and feels high end. It feels WAY more expensive that it is, and this one was a lot cheaper than similar rolling sharpeners that I've seen. In fact, I think it's the cheapest one I've seen, but the lower price does not reflect the quality AT ALL! As clever as it is, it does take a little practice to get the hang of. It's easier to use on larger knives that are wide enough to sit flat on the table and still stick up higher than the angle block. But it can still be used on thinner blades. And it takes a bit of getting used to how to hit the points as they start to curve down (and therefore away from the sharpener). But with that said, it works GREAT and easily. With just a few passes with each grit on each side, you're cutting paper easily. Even without stropping. To be honest, I'm not sure if stropping is required or even suggested with this set up. I'm still practicing with it and getting better, but I haven't felt a bur or a wire yet. Some expert can chime in a set me straight. And again, I'm still practicing and getting better with it. In just a few passes I've easily got a blade that cuts cleanly through paper. I'm not quite getting a real, hair shaving edge yet, but I think that's a matter of practice. The angle block it magnetic and holds the blade well without any sliding or wiggling. It was two different angles on each end for whatever blade you're using. And the roller has two different diamond grits at either end. The course end works fast, so be judicious. The finer end will have it gliding smoothly in just a few passes. Also, it wasn't clear to me from the listing, but the wooden handle on the roller is on bearings, so it really does roll smoothly with the slightest effort. And the rubber wheels on the outside grip enough so that the hone rolls, but also allow you to slide the roller laterally as the tip of the blade starts to curve down. That's part of the learning curve I think. In short: great product, super high quality, great price. I'd recommend 10 times out of 10.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2025 by Timon W.
Not working well with my kitchen knives. Not sharp after sharpening them. My knife got dull after one cut.
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025 by Ann S.
This is a simple tool that uses an unusual technique to sharpen knives. The knife holding block is magnetized on both ends, one with a 15 degree slant, and the other side with a 20 degree face. So I removed the protective caps on the sharpening roller and discovered that the edge of each side of it has a rubber gasket embedded into a metal groove that holds it firmly in place. I took 2 pairing knifes and attached them, one at a time, to the edge of the magnetized holding block with about a 1/16th gap between the knife edge and the bottom of the block on the 15 degree side. I did this to keep the knife edge slightly clear of the top the countertop that the block was resting on. This way, the sharpened edge wouldn’t be subjected to scraping during any movements of the block while I rolled the sharpening roller against the blades. Then I moved the roller back and forth some 20 times on each side of the blade to fine tune said knives that were already somewhat sharp. When done, I tested the sharpness against the edge of the shipping box the unit came in and the honed blade sliced nicely through the thick cardboard. This was after I tested each knife before the sharpening process and couldn’t make the same type of cut. They are nicely made and very easy to use and I have chosen to leave them out on the countertop in front of my kitchen knives storing blocks. PS: You can reverse the block and set the rubber feet down on the countertop so that you can have the blade facing upwards while rolling the honing wheel back and forth, but I found this to be somewhat dangerous as your fingers are right next to the exposed blade and can easily be sliced open if your hand slips. My method works just as well without the risk of injuring yourself.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025 by Stephen J Key, Author of ‘Fate Stalks a Hero’ series and ‘The Saga of Heracles Penoit’
This is the first sharpener of this type that I've used. Largely made of wood, the sharpener has a nice appearance and the included box is suitable for storage when not in use. The instructions were simple enough, I was able to use it right away and the results are very promising. My kitchen knives are nothing fancy, one of those multi-colored sets with varying blade types. I was able to put a very sharp edge on one of the older knives with just a few seconds of use. The sharpening surfaces seem fairly aggressive, so I almost worry that I'm hurting the edge of my blades... at least until I get the technique down. The magnetic block has both 15 and 20 degree angles. To get the best results, it definitely helps to know which one is best for your knife. I had never considered the angle of the blade edge, so that part was educational. The sharpening log has rubber rings for smooth rolling. However, these rings left black marks on the surface I was rolling on... that did not come off easily. I still need to hone my technique but I am pretty happy with this sharpener.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2025 by Hoff Hoff
The Rolling Knife Sharpener for Razor Sharp Edges, designed as an easy kitchen knife sharpening tool kit for steel of any hardness with 15 & 20-degree settings and a powerful magnetic holder, performs well for maintaining blade sharpness. The magnetic holder keeps the blade securely in place at the two specified angles, offering a consistent sharpening experience. It’s a practical tool for home use, handling various steel types with ease, though results may vary depending on the knife’s condition.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2025 by Kevin24018