Direwolf—March 14, 2025
Chefs will tell you that the proper way to sharpen a knife is to use a sharpening rod, and if you have the skills that might be the way to go. It's important to maintain the right angle if you don't want to ruin the blade. The Tdhzxem 4 in one knife sharpener makes it easy to keep your kitchen knives sharp without destroying the blade. The sharpening rod hones knives... removes the burrs that form on the blade from use. This 4-in-one sharpener has 3 different grades of abrasive, so you can sharpen even a dull knife, and hone it when you're done sharpening. The guides keep the blade at the right angle, so it's very easy to use. You can choose which abrasive is right for the knife on hand and work your way down to the finest grit. The fourth slot is for sharpening kitchen scissors. A convenient handle lets you grip it tight while you run the knives through. I used it right away on some dull kitchen knives and was really pleased with the results. Read more
Bosko Plechas—October 1, 2025✓ Verified purchase
Sharpens fine, has three sharpeners and I don't know which one is course or fine without any instructions. One end is a ceramic and the other end appears to be metal Read more
lataushiarhodes—April 23, 2025✓ Verified purchase
It didn't come with any instructions Read more
Brent—March 4, 2025
Much quicker and easier than belt driven knife sharpeners. It doesn't get as sharp, but still quite sharp - a HUGE improvement with only 20 seconds of work! I sharpened 20 knives in 15 minutes (including wiping off the shavings and washing well and drying). There is a specific procedure to follow, so read the box: 1. Slot 2: pull 3 times. 2. Slot 3: pull then push 5 times 3. Slot 4: pull 3 times That's it, for most knives. Step 1 (slot 2) did nothing for some of my steak knives. Step 2 (slot 3) is where most of the action happens, so be careful with that one. It also can grab when pushing forward, so I mostly just pulled the knife from hilt to tip. Step 3 is for fine-tuning, and the steak knives needed 7-10 pulls, instead of the recommended 3. Read more