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Hand Held Sharpeners
Restore Your Edge Without the Downtime
In a professional kitchen or high-output butcher shop, you don't always have thirty minutes to soak a whetstone and work through a progression of grits. Our collection of hand-held sharpeners is curated specifically for chefs and trade professionals who demand a functional, razor-sharp edge in seconds rather than minutes. These aren't the generic pull-through sharpeners found in big-box retail stores; these are precision instruments from metallurgical leaders like Friedrich Dick, Wusthof, and Idahone.
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MAC Hand Held Togu Knife Sharpener
Restore Factory-Level Sharpness in Seconds with the MAC Togu Stop guessing your sharpening angle. The SR-2 provides a precise 15-degree ceramic hone designed specifically for the unique geometry of Japanese steel. Named after the Japanese verb 'Togu'—meaning to sharpen or polish—this tool is the definitive solution for chefs and home cooks who demand a razor edge without the steep learning curve of traditional whetstones. Engineered for Japanese Precision Unlike generic pull-through sharpeners that use aggressive metal v-notches, the MAC Togu utilizes a high-grade ceramic wheel. This system ensures that you are removing the absolute minimum amount of steel necessary to realign and sharpen the apex. It is factory-calibrated to a 15-degree angle, perfectly matching the original edge of MAC knives. This angle is also perfectly suitable for other premium Japanese brands like Miyabi, Shun and Suncraft.. This is a quick, easy to use sharpener that prevents the 'rounding' of the edge often caused by inconsistent manual honing. Versatility Beyond the Straight Edge One of the most remarkable features of the SR-2 is its ability to maintain MAC serrated knives. By following a simple tilting technique, you can refresh the scalloped edges of your bread or utility knives—a task usually reserved for professional sharpening services. Whether you are prepping 40 lbs of mirepoix in a commercial kitchen or slicing delicate summer tomatoes at home, the Togu ensures your blade glides with zero resistance. It is mechanical, waterproof, and built to last up to five years under regular use, making it an essential companion for anyone who relies on high-performance cutlery. Learn More$26.95 -
Wüsthof Two-Stage Hand-Held Knife Sharpener
The Wüsthof two-stage hand-held sharpener gives a dull Western-style knife a new edge in a few pulls, with no angle to hold. Set it on the counter, place the blade in the slot and draw it back toward you a few times, letting the weight of the knife do the work.The first slot has carbide inserts that set a new edge on a knife that has gone dull. Wüsthof suggests using it sparingly, about once every year or two, since it removes more metal. The second slot has ceramic rods that finish and refine the edge, and it handles regular touch-ups. Both slots are set to match Wüsthof’s standard edge angle.Customers ask us whether it works on every knife. It is made for standard German-style blades. Wüsthof advises against using it on serrated edges or on Asian-style knives such as santokus and nakiris, which are ground to a narrower angle. Between sharpenings, hone with a Wüsthof 10-inch honing steel. Our guide to honing and sharpening explains when each tool is needed. Learn More$34.95 -
F. Dick Rapid Steel Action Set (Complete with base)
The Rapid Steel Action set is the best guided honing tool on the market. This device simplifies the honing process to remove burrs and realign knife edges, without requiring the technical knowledge that can make honing a burdensome process. This is designed to be used in lieu of a honing rod for regular edge maintenance. Learn More$93.60 -
Victorinox Swiss Sharp Hand Held Sharpener
The Victorinox Swiss Sharp Hand Held Sharpener provides a razor-sharp edge quickly with extreme precision. Easy to use, the ergonomic handle fits the left or right hand comfortably and securely and also has a full length finger guard to protect fingers while sharpening. Convenient, handheld design
Ergonomic grip offers comfort and safety
User-friendly design ensures precision
Restores old, blunt blades
Guard protects your hands from cuts while sharpening Learn More$28.55 -
Zwilling V-Edge Knife Sharpener
Zwilling V-Edge Knife Sharpener is a unique new knife sharpener that has the ability to adjust to multiple angles. The most advanced pull-through sharpener, V-Edge is easy to use and delivers premium results. Angle adapters can be switched out for sharpening both Japanese and Western blades and sharpening stones can be swapped between fine and coarse grain. Each component stores conveniently in the sharpener base. This set comes with two angle adapters (German and Japanese) and the options on sharpening rods are Fine, Medium and Course. For many this is a major upgrade for a portable draw sharpener, it is easier to use and adjust to proper angles, the stone rods are a much less aggressive material than being used in other draw sharpeners so this should improve the life of your knives. Learn MoreRegular Price: $99.99
Special Price $79.95
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Kyocera Ceramic Wheel Knife Sharpener for Steel Knives
This sharpener is for steel knives. Its wheels are advanced ceramic, a material Kyocera describes as close to diamond in hardness, and they sharpen both faces of a double-beveled steel blade in a few quick passes. Kyocera built it for quick sharpening of everyday kitchen knives.Rubber feet hold it in place on the counter, and the ergonomic body gives the other hand a secure grip. A clear cover over the wheels opens so the filings can be dumped and rinsed out.Customers ask us how to sharpen their Kyocera ceramic knives, and the answer is not this tool. A ceramic wheel cannot sharpen a ceramic blade. For Kyocera ceramic knives, use the Kyocera Diamond Wheel Knife Sharpener, or send the knife to EVERSHARP, Kyocera’s authorized service provider, through Kyocera’s sharpening service page. This sharpener is also not recommended for single-bevel or serrated knives.
Matching the Sharpener to the KnifeA kitchen with only steel knives can use this model. Once a ceramic knife joins the drawer, the diamond model handles both materials. Learn More$22.95 -
F. Dick Master Steel Ultra-Fine Sharpener
The F. Dick Master Steel Ultra-Fine rods simplify the honing process to remove burrs and realign knife edges, without requiring the technical knowledge that can make honing a burdensome process. This is designed to be used in lieu of a honing rod for regular edge maintenance.
The optimum angle is already given Simultaneous burnishing of both sides of the edge Protecting rods with polishing effect Fast and safe operation as hand held - holder available for purchase as well Hyperdrill rods made of stainless steel Made in Germany Learn More -
F. Dick Knife Sharpener Master Steel Polish
The F. Dick Master Steel Polish with polishing rods simplify the honing process to remove burrs and realign knife edges, without requiring the technical knowledge that can make honing a burdensome process. This is designed to be used in lieu of a honing rod for regular edge maintenance. The optimum angle is pre-set Simultaneous burnishing of both sides of the edge Protecting rods with polishing effect Fast and safe operation as hand-held unit or with holder Polish rods made of stainless steel This sharpener can be used in hand or affixed to a table. If you'd like to mount this to a table you will need the holder (available here) Learn More$92.95 -
Global 2-Stage Ceramic Water Sharpener
Sharpening on whetstones takes practice; the G-91/SB does not. Global’s handheld water sharpener holds two ceramic wheels at a fixed angle, a coarse white wheel to restore a dull edge and a fine pink wheel to refine it. Fill the reservoir with water, draw the knife back and forth through each stage a few times, and the edge is sharp again.The fixed angle removes the guesswork that makes freehand sharpening difficult, so it suits cooks who have never sharpened a knife. It works on most smooth-edged, double-bevel kitchen knives as well as Global’s. It is not intended for serrated knives, ceramic knives or single-bevel Japanese knives such as a yanagi, and a knife with a chipped edge or broken tip needs a whetstone first.Use the fine wheel alone for a quick touch-up, and save the coarse wheel for knives that have gone dull. That removes less steel over the life of the knife.
Sharpener or Rod?A rod maintains an edge that is still in good condition. The sharpener restores one that has gone dull. Between sharpenings, keep the edge aligned with the Global Ceramic Sharpening Rod. Learn More -
Idahone V-Type Ceramic Rod Knife Sharpener with Hand Guard
The Idahone CS-24 is for cooks who want guided, repeatable sharpening with an added measure of protection for the hand steadying the base. Its solid oak base holds the ceramic rods at fixed angles, so the user keeps the blade upright and draws it down the rods while the base controls the bevel. The included hand guard sits between the rods and the hand holding the base, which makes the CS-24 a sensible choice for a household where several people sharpen their own knives.
What It Does for Your Knives Hand guard: Shields the steadying hand from the blade during each stroke. Two angle settings: One setting suits the narrower bevels of Asian knives, the other the sturdier bevels of Western knives, so a mixed knife block can be sharpened on one tool. Coarse and fine rods: The coarse pair restores a dull edge and the fine pair refines it, covering both sharpening and routine touch-ups. Vertical technique: Holding a blade straight up and down is easier to repeat than holding a set angle against a stone, which produces a more consistent edge for less experienced sharpeners.
Choosing Between the CS-24 and CS-4 The Idahone CS-4 V-Type Ceramic Rod Knife Sharpener is the same sharpener without the hand guard, for cooks comfortable working without one. Worn or broken rods for either model can be replaced with Idahone coarse replacement rods or Idahone fine replacement rods. Learn More$49.50
