HORL Magnetic Rolling Knife Sharpener
A dull knife has been known to be much more dangerous to use than a sharp one that you respect, so keep your kitchen blades razor sharp with ease using this cool new HORL Magnetic Rolling Knife Sharpener. Handcrafted at the edge of the Black Forest in Germany by father and son design team Otmar and Timo Horl, this unique knife sharpening system includes a neodymium magnetic wooden support that secures an inverted knife blade at the exact ideal 15 degree grinding angle and a two-sided solid wood grinding roller with a #430 (JIS) diamond grinding surface on one end and a grooved stainless steel whetting side for professional-grade smoothing and finishing on the other. Just roll the grinder along the edge of the blade for a few passes on each side for precision results on almost any style of knife, including serrated and Japanese Damascus knives. Check out the video below to see it in action.
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Features
- Designers: Father/son duo Otmar and Timo Horl
- Magnetic rolling knife sharpener quickly and easily produces a razor-sharp cutting edge preferred by butchers and chefs
- Magnetic grinding support / gauge securely holds an inverted knife blade at the exact ideal 15 degree angle for fast results and minimal material removal
- Once sharpened at 15 degrees, a few passes are all it takes to resharpen your knife
- Two-sided grinding roller crafted from solid wood
- #430 (JIS) diamond surface on one end sharpens far better than ceramic or carbide - also suitable for fine grinding
- Grooved stainless steel whetting side for professional-grade smoothing and finishing - removes the burr or residual material particles
- Neodymium magnets
- Sharpens any size or style of knife, including serrated and Japanese Damascus
- Special silicone rings ensure that the Rolling Sharpener runs easily in line with the blade
- Designed for absolute precision
- Provides maximum security and stability while sharpening with all knives big and small
- Handcrafted at the edge of the Black Forest in Germany
