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Kyocera Diamond Wheel Knife Sharpener for Ceramic and Steel Knives
Ceramic knives stay sharp a long time, but when one finally dulls, only diamond will restore the edge. The Kyocera Diamond Wheel Knife Sharpener uses a #1000 diamond wheel built for that job, and it works on steel kitchen knives as well, so one compact tool covers the whole knife drawer.Draw the edge through the slot and the wheel turns as it sharpens. The body works for left- or right-handed use. In its catalog, Kyocera says the wheel can remove small chips, up to 0.5 mm, from a ceramic edge. Kyocera advises against using it on serrated blades, such as the Innovation White 5-inch Tomato Knife.How to sharpen a Kyocera knife is one of the questions customers put to us, and this sharpener is our first answer for home maintenance. For larger chips or an edge that is badly worn, Kyocera’s authorized service provider, EVERSHARP, resharpens ceramic knives; see Kyocera’s sharpening service page.
Diamond or Ceramic Wheel?The Kyocera Ceramic Wheel Sharpener is for steel knives only. Choose this diamond model if any ceramic knives are in the drawer. Learn More$27.95 -
Minonokuni Sharpening Stone Set
This is the Minonokuni 3 piece sharpening stone bundle. These are fantastic stones for any sharpener due to their quality and sharpening properties.
Items Included: 220 Grit - Great for very dull or damaged knives. Use this stone to form a burr and set a bevel.
1000 Grit - Maintenance stone for touching up dull knives. Frequently used to refine or continuing to establish the bevel and form a burr.
4000 Grit - The finest grit stone in this set. Intended to polish the marks left from the previous stones so the knife's edge is as smooth as possible. Ideal for cutting fish and meat.
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Naniwa 1000 Grit Professional (Chosera) Stone
The Apex of Sharpening: Naniwa 1000 Professional Stone For the craftsman who understands that the edge is everything, there is the Naniwa 1000 Professional Stone. This is not merely a tool for sharpening; it is the heart of a precision sharpening system, revered globally by master chefs, woodworkers, and knife enthusiasts for delivering an unparalleled sharpening experience. At the 1000-grit level, it is the quintessential workhorse—aggressively re-establishing a flawless primary bevel on a dull blade while leaving a refined, toothy edge ready for the most demanding cuts. The soul of this stone lies in its advanced magnesia-bonding process. This proprietary method creates a supremely dense yet friable surface, packed with a higher concentration of premium abrasive. The result is a sharpening sensation that must be felt to be believed: a swift, almost effortless cutting action with a smooth, velvety feedback that communicates the state of the edge directly to your hands. As you work, it generates a rich, uniform slurry that aids in polishing the steel, creating the beautiful, hazy kasumi finish prized on high-end Japanese cutlery. This is more than a purchase; it's an investment in the art of sharpening. Choose the Naniwa Professional when you seek not just a sharp knife, but mastery over the edge itself. Learn More$83.95 -
Masahiro 1000 Grit Medium Waterstone with Stand
The Hard, Durable Core of Professional Sharpening In the world of professional cutlery, finding a balance between hardness and durability is often an exercise in compromise. Masahiro defies this convention. This 1000 grit medium waterstone is specifically designed to service steels that represent an exceptional anomaly—blades that are incredibly hard and wear-resistant, yet maintain a durability that prevents brittleness. The MH40103 is the essential bridge between coarse repair and fine polishing, providing the tactile feedback required to set a perfect primary bevel. Unlike standard synthetic stones that can feel 'mushy' or wear down unevenly, this Masahiro traditional waterstone maintains its flatness longer while providing a consistent slurry. It is the workhorse stone for the high-volume kitchen. Whether you are maintaining a line of Masahiro's own proprietary steel or any high-end Japanese carbon blade, this stone handles the density of the metal without glazing over. The generous 2-7/8 inch width provides a massive landing zone for larger chef's knives and cleavers, ensuring stable, full-blade strokes that result in a uniform edge from heel to tip. Where most stones require external holders that can slip on wet stainless tables, the Masahiro Medium 1000 comes equipped with a heavy-duty, integrated stand. This isn't just a convenience; it is a safety and precision feature. By raising the stone off the work surface and providing a non-slip base, it allows for a more ergonomic sharpening angle and prevents the 'knuckle-knock' common with low-profile stones. This is the definitive tool for the chef who demands an edge that holds up through 40 pounds of prep without the fear of chipping. Learn More$58.25
