Rolling Knife Sharpener Kit with Diamond & Ceramic Sharpening System – 1000# Grit Whetstone, 15° & 20° Magnetic Angles, Non-Slip Base, Professional Sharpening Kit for Kitchen & All Blade Types

The product arrived on time. Additionally, using it to sharpen your knives it’s quite easy.

This is certainly something unique and maybe even novel in the limited group of tools that are commonly employed to sharpen or to restore and edge on a piece of cutlery. When this item showed up in my vine review folder as an item that I likely woujld have an interest and therefore enjoy reviewing.,I was curious as tp wjat exact;u os a roller sharpener.It arrived on time and was in perfect condition. Wrapping to prevent any marring and scratching.It is a very good looking tool set. From the finely finished roller to the magnetic grip that holds the blade firmly against the angular guide tool.Those magnets a quite powerful and the blade does not slip. The angle of the edge is maintained.It is not quite like having a fine electric powered grinding wheel and guide but it is quite apparently a tried and true method of truing up and actuallyu refurbishing the edge on a fine blade of steel.The knives are held in place with the magnets and yes, you roll the roller, while the end of choice contacts the blades edge. Somewhat more precise than the traditional touch up tools such as a steel, whetstone, or strop.This tool ensemble comes with a traditional whetstone a prime requirement of the purist.It is the final touch so to speak, for putting and edge of perfection on a specific type of blade..This whetstone is quite thin. I would think that a little more body would have been better, but still, it did the job on the blades that I tested it on.I also think that the guide should be a little longer to add a degree accuracy and security to a long cutlery item.This roller method actually works, and will for that fact be a conversation piece for sure.I really must admit that I am a novice at roller sharpening. I am catching on, so those impressions of presumed shortcomings are not in any way to be construed as star busters.The roller has has wonderful exotic look, maybe OK to say Manly looking, although I know women that can sharpen and use a blade as well as any man.So now we get to the part that asks, how appropriate would this be as a gift item?I will answer that with definitive yes! In my opinion this roller sharpener would make a great gift. As a man, I know that this well made sharpening tool would be intriguing and appreciated for what it can add to a collection of blade related items.Since I have never had a roller sharpener and have not shopped for any, the price is not part of my five star rating. I am considering the price in the overall value as to what in my opinion would I be willing to pay for amszpm high quality item that should be well received as a gift or personal purchase.Will I use this tool, probably from time to time to gain new skills and certainly be used to catch the attention of friends that are also blade enthusiasts.

The product is very effective and arrived on time. After just a few passes my knife was sharper than ever! Would recommend.

This product is amazing and is definitely worth it.

I think this is a welcomed tool for sharping my knives. The manual is pretty straight forward, however, it could have provided more guidance with regards to the angles. Are the different angles for different knife types? Maybe I am supposed to use one first then the other. I have no idea, and that is why this review is 4 stars. For the tool itself, I would give it a 5 because it is so easy and works so well. The other issue I have with the tool is that it will not work with larger knives.

I love everything about the product

The first thing you should know is that you're not going to get a factory cutting edge on your knives by using this set - the abrasive grits are far too low to get the perfect edge on a knife. However, this set will clean up the edge on a very bad or abused kitchen knife and restore the ability to cut vegetables.The magnetic base holds the knife very well to produce a 15 or 20 degree edge - whichever you need - and then you simply roll the abrasive against the blade surface for the correct angle, first on the rough side to clean up the edge, then on the finer side to help finish the edge. The included "whetstone" (which isn't really one) is supposed to help you finish the surface, but is far too abrasive to do anything other than scratch up the edge, I tried it and decided it wasn't going to help.I found that, compared to the good, old, tried-and-true method of true whetstone sharpening, this is a quick-and-dirty to polish up a pocket knife, but I wouldn't trust my good set of kitchen knives to it.

The product is Excellent.