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Sharpening Accessories
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Global 2pc Set of Sharpening Guides
Global Sharpening Guides are designed to clip to the back of the knives and demonstrate the proper angle for sharpening Japanese knives (between 10 and 15 degrees). The larger clip is for wider knives like a chef or santoku. The narrow clip is for thin blades, such as slicer and utility knives. They have a plastic lining to prevent scratching the knife finish. It's a very quick and inexpensive way to insure that you are setting your edges correctly. Learn More -
Naniwa Sharpening Stone Holder
The Naniwa Stone Holder secures your stone while sharpening or flattening. It has good traction with the rubber mounts and sufficient weight to keep from moving around. Holds stones from 5.5 to 9 inches in length.
This is good quality stainless steel that won't rust out on you. We tested one leaving it in the water overnight and pulling it out in the daytime as we used it. Other models rusted on us within days. The Naniwa never rusted after two months, and the screw downs still move smoothly. Now, these shouldn't be left in the water and we're not suggesting that. But if it gets accidentally left in the soak tank, it's not going to be a problem. Learn More$39.95 -
Naniwa Fine Rust Eraser
Designed to remove rust from carbon steel knives and tools. Knife Merchant Tip: Rust erasers are generally used dry, but for heavily rusted knives, adding a couple drops of tsubaki or mineral oil speeds up your work and creates a smoother finish Learn More -
Naniwa Leather Stropping Block
The Naniwa Natural Leather Strop is a great addition to any kitchen. This strop features a smooth natural leather surface on top and rubber foam non-stick bottom.
- Dimensions: 8.25 in x 2.75 in. (210mm x 70mm). Made in Japan. Learn More$29.95 -
Jikko Medium Grit Rust Remover (Sabitoru)
Jikko's medium grit rust eraser removes rust from carbon knives to recreate a shiny finish. This eraser is robust enough to remove fairly thick rust without scratching the underlying steel. Learn More -
Jikko Coarse Rust Eraser (Sabitoru)
Coarse grit block for removing thick rust off of carbon steel knives. Learn More -
Norton Sharpening Guide
The Norton Sharpening Guide is a measurement tool for knife sharpening, to help the sharpener determine the correct angle for the knife being sharpened. This guide shows angles for both Japanese and German knives. Included with the knives is a packet on sharpening instructions written by Norton Abrasives. Learn More -
Norton IM-313 Replacement Feet
Set of 4 Replacement Rubber Feet for the Norton IM313 Portable Sharpening Systems Learn More -
Norton Stone Holder and Storage Case
Maximize Sharpening Precision and Protect Your Investment with the Norton Dual-Purpose Stone Holder For the serious chef or knife enthusiast, a waterstone is a precision instrument. However, the effectiveness of that instrument is compromised if it slides across your counter during use or develops mildew in storage. The Norton Stone Holder and Storage Case is the definitive solution to these common sharpening frustrations. Crafted from high-impact, durable plastic, this case serves two vital roles in your kitchen. First, as a Sharpening Base, it features integrated cleats on the lid that lock your waterstone into place. Unlike makeshift setups that wobble, this holder utilizes heavy-duty rubber feet on the bottom to grip your workspace, providing the lateral stability required for consistent edge geometry and professional-grade results. Second, as a Protective Storage Case, it solves the hygiene issues associated with wet-stone maintenance. The housing is specifically ventilated to allow airflow, ensuring that residual moisture evaporates safely. This prevents the growth of mildew and bacteria, preserving the structural integrity of your stones for years to come. Whether you are using industry-standard Norton Waterstones or Pride Abrasive variants, this case ensures your tools remain clean, dry, and ready for the next service. Learn More -
Idahone Super Eraser for Ceramic Rods
Restore the Aggressive Bite of Your Ceramic Honing Rod If you have noticed your ceramic sharpening rod transitioning from a white or tan color to a dull, streaky gray, it isn't 'wearing out'—it is loading. This phenomenon, known as 'swarf build-up,' occurs when microscopic metal shavings from your knife blades fill the pores of the high-alumina ceramic. Once these pores are clogged, the rod loses its abrasive friction, sliding over the steel rather than realigning it. Testing the Idahone Super Eraser reveals its immediate tactile effectiveness. Unlike liquid cleaners that can be messy and often fail to reach deep into the ceramic's crystalline structure, this specialized block functions as a high-density abrasive cleaner. When you apply firm pressure and rub the eraser along the length of the rod, you can physically feel the resistance as it grabs onto the embedded steel particles. Within seconds, the dark gray streaks vanish, revealing the original surface of the ceramic. This is a critical tool for anyone maintaining a professional kitchen kit. A clean rod ensures that every pass of a blade—whether it’s a high-HRC Japanese Santoku or a standard German forged Chef's knife—results in the precise micro-bevel correction required for razor-sharp performance. The eraser is dry, requires no water or chemicals, and fits easily into a knife roll or tool drawer for on-the-fly edge maintenance. Learn More
