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Precision Adjust™ Elite Knife Sharpener
A complete sharpening system, delivering precision and repeatability with seven abrasive grits and angles from 15°-30°. The elite kit includes more grit options for optimal sharpening.
What’s in the Box
- Coarse Tri-Brasive® Rod: 220, 320, & 400 Grit Diamond
- Fine Tri-Brasive® Rod: 600 & 800 Grit Diamond, Ceramic Plate
- Leather & Ceramic Rod: Leather Strop, Ceramic rod for serrations
- Angle Adjustable Sharpening Chassis
- Benchtop Sharpening Base
- Knife Clamp
- Sharpening Slide Rod
- Premium Carry Case
- User Guide
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Building upon the best-selling Precision Adjust Knife Sharpener™ – The Precision Adjust ELITE™ is an angle adjustable, seven abrasive grit, knife sharpening system that delivers precision and repeatability for the discerning edge enthusiast who wants the best in manual sharpening.
Sharpening angles can be adjusted from 15° to 30° in 1° increments to accommodate a wide range of kitchen, outdoor and EDC knives. Two Tri-Brasive® handles provide five diamond grit plates and a fine ceramic to repair, sharpen, and hone to an incredibly sharp edge. Then the leather strop refines and polishes your edge to scary sharp results. Included ceramic rod hones serrations.
Innovative V-Block™ Clamp design quickly and safely secures the knife when sharpening. Carry case and Tri-Brasive® storage rack keep the abrasives and the sharpener organized and ready for use wherever your adventure takes you.
From repair work to reprofiling your favorite EDC to stropping a mirror polish onto any edge – this sharpener provides the pinnacle of edge performance.
– Includes the Precision Adjust Sharpener™ & Upgrade Kit in one bundle.
– Rod and clamp sharpener designed with ease and safety in mind.
– 15° – 30° Angle Guides
– Includes 220, 320, 400, 600, & 800 grit diamond plates, ceramic plate, leatherstrop, and ceramic rod for serrations.
Product Specs
Additional information
| Weight | 1.3 oz |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Sharpener |
| Edge Angles | 15° to 30° Adjustable |
| Included Abrasives | Ceramic, Coarse Diamond, Fine Diamond, Leather Strop, Medium DIamond |
| Abrasive Size | ½" X 4" Abrasive Plates |
62 reviews for Precision Adjust™ Elite Knife Sharpener
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Jon –
Complete novice to sharpening here. Purchased the Precison Adjust Sharpener.
Wow. This thing is completely idiot proof. Sharpened around 6 EDC knives + 5 various kitchen knives. Took me about 10 min per knive. They are all now sharper than when first purchased. Amazingly simple and effective product. Great job to those who are behind it.
Dan Guion –
Work Sharp is a trusted company so the decision to buy this system at this price didn’t feel like much of a gamble. I’ve never spent this much money for a knife let alone a sharpener. The really good quality knives I own were all gifts and hand me downs. I considered most of the top brand knives that I take good care of to be pretty sharp but I was in for a surprise. After bringing my kitchen knives back to life and saw how razor sharp I was able to get the edge I decided to move on to my fixed and folding blade knives. Some utility camping type knives and some everyday carry knives. A lot of them had turned into junk drawer, toolbox and glove compartment knives over the years. I was able to turn these knives into razor blades. You need to set your edge angle according to the kind of use for the knife. 20-30 for my outdoor multi purpose knives. 15 or less for my fillet and carry knives. Being able to put a precisely angled edge for any knife is huge and if you spend enough time on each step you’ll end up with a beautiful shiny razor sharp edge. You can look up the recommended angle for different kitchen knives. The only knife that I’ve found to be difficult to get a consistent angle on is the tanto style. You can get the main straight edge angle perfect without adjustments but the edge at the tip will end up being at a steeper angle because of its relative angle to the pivot point of the rod. You can readjust the angle of the rod to compensate though. For instance a 20 setting for the main edge and adjust down little by little towards a 15 until it looks like you have it right. You can also just reposition the knife in the clamp a little too. Like any tool with moving parts and adjustments you need to pay attention to any tweaks to be made to get the best results out of the tool. I think that’s what makes this system so great. You can make adjustments to keep a consistent edge on different shaped blades. You can start with 15 at the tip which will be closer to twenty because of it’s position and work your way around an extreme curve stepping up to 20 little by little as you get closer to the straight edge. Don’t just go to town on your knives with this. It’s a precision system that is only as precise as the user’s technique. If you’re a stickler for attention to detail then this will be great for you when you figure out how to use all the adjustments to your advantage. If you want to just get an acceptable edge and aren’t too concerned about looks then this will be great for you too. Light pressure is key either way. It does exactly what you want it to. Make your blades sharper than anything from the factory and make it look pretty if you want. Highly recommended. Good investment. I already have friends wanting to drop their knives off with a case or two of beer. Good trade. 👍
Greg Jones –
Pure studness. Absolutely razor sharp with minimal effort.