| | |  | Cutlery | Home » » » » Smith Abrasives CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener | | | | | | | Description: | | Ceramic and carbide grade. Includes ceramic rods non-slip rubber feet plastic holder and carbide cutting heads. This features 2 tungsten carbide cutting heads whose pre-set angles ensure the perfect edge every time. 3-4 strokes restores the edge.ATTRIBUTES Material: Carbide & Ceramic Special Features: Non-Skid Base for Stable Sharpening Crossed Carbide Blades Provide Quick Edge Setting Crossed Ceramic Rods Provide A Razor Sharp Edge Pre-Set Sharpening Angles Provide Guaranteed Results Type: Hand Held | | | Features: | |
• Lightweight, portable, comes with a lanyard hole, and has non-slip rubber feet for added safety.
• Crossed Carbide Blades Provide Quick Edge Setting
• Crossed Ceramic Rods Provide a Razor Sharp Edge
• Preset Sharpening Angles Provide Guaranteed Results
• Abrasives: Coarse Carbide / Fine Ceramic 800 Grit
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| 7.2 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.3 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.3 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.15 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
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34 of 35 found the following review helpful:
 Quick and Handy For Most Knife BladesOct 29, 2007
By Mike Sierra
No one angle is ideal for all blades and all types of work, but this little sharpener delivers a good edge suitable for most work. For a really fine edge, I still prefer the traditional flat stones as I have more individualized control of the angle I'm sharpening at.
Despite that preference, I found the bevel created by this sharpener excellent for plain edge kitchen knives and very good for most other knives. This tool does the job quickly and efficiently. I had a collection of dull kitchen knives in a variety if different steel types and in the time it normally takes to sharpen two blades on my flat stones, I had them all sharpened. It also did a great job on a machete I use for garden work.
Using the device is simplicity itself. Stand the sharpener on edge and pull the blade through the Coarse side five to six times. Be carful when the blade come out of the guide not to drop the blade on your exposed fingers! Repeat the process if not satisfied with the edge, When you have a nice edge, flip the sharpener over and draw the blade through the Fine slot another five or six strokes. That's it! For really large blades, clamp the sharpener in a vise and draw the blade through. This minimizes the chances of cutting yourself.
Overall 3½ out of 5 and I'll give an extra half point for simplicity and ease of use.
19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
 Puts a Sharp Edge on Any BLadeOct 13, 2005
By kone
"kone"
This product will put a quick edge on any knife, large or small. Simply draw the angled (paired) sharpening stones over your blade, and presto - you have an edge, and a pretty good one too. Best of all, the sharpener is very portable, weighs less than nothing, and fits into backpacks, fishing tackle boxes, hunting fanny pack, etc. with no added weight or bulk.
The edge that this sharpener puts on a blade is a great starting point for further honing of the blade to razor sharpness if desired.
I have several of these sharpeners. The only drawback is that the sharpening stones wear out after perhaps 6 - 10 sharpenings. But under 5 bucks a unit, this is a bargain.
Jim "Konedog" Koenig
15 of 16 found the following review helpful:
Smith's Knife sharpenerMar 27, 2008
By CharLee Brown
Putting an extremely sharp edge on a knife has never been easier. Call me all thumbs when it comes to sharpening knives. In the past I would rather buy a new knife than to sharpen one since I could never seem to get a sharp edge on it. Within 30 minutes after receiving this sharpener, we went from having 10 dull edged knives to ones that are extremely sharp. The sharpener is worth much more than it cost.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Much value for small cost.Jan 08, 2007
By Bogomir
Makes a very good edge in very little time with little skill. Not for Japanese knives!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Works well only when newAug 08, 2011
By Bernardino Vargas
"Bernie"
It was working well the first couple of times I used it, however after a month or so it did not sharpen anymore. Anyways it does not sharpen knifes very good. Its a simple knife sharpener, do not expect much.
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