WORK SHARP Guided Field Sharpener – WSGFS221 Portable Outdoor Multi Knife and Tool Sharpener – World's Top Manual Guided Professional Sharpening Tool for Knives

I have always had a problem trying to sharpen my knives due to Arthritic hands so when I first heard about Work Sharp I went onto their website to check out a video on knife sharpening and after watching I bought this Work Sharp Guided Field Knife Sharpener pocket model. And wow I have good sharp knifes fit for their job. My main knife is KA-BAR BK16, and now it works, I also have Victorinex Hunter folder and that is now sharp. So if you intend buying first check the website WORK SHARP and take your time to check the relevant videos before you buy. GOOD Quality ALL ROUND. Finally I noticed about reversing the diamond plates when not in use to protect them.

I used this tool to sharpen a S30v blade to razor sharpness for the first time ever! The blade was in pretty good condition already so I worked it on the fine diamond side, then fine ceramic and then stropped it. I've gone back and forth a bit on the ceramic and strop sides because I'm still very much learning to sharpen properly. The guides have been a fantastic help and have enabled me to do such a fine job.I'm no expert, just a beginner at sharpening but I have tried a few things in the past such as steels and a little on a whetstone. This is by far the easiest and most effective sharpening tool that I've used. I also feel that it's helping me to learn quickly about good sharpening angles and techniques.I strongly recommend this Worksharp Field Sharpener.

Outstanding little field sharpener way better than expected, I have used lansky sharpening systems and falkniven sharping stones and this little work sharp beauty is probably the best I have used it’s small both sharpening plates can be replaced once worn u can first take out all the damaged edges on your knife then fine hone it then using the ceramic built in rod dress the edge and then finally strop it with the built in strop there is a rotatable ceramic rod in fine and coarse and a fish hook sharpener and a serretated blade sharpener I love this also it has built in angle guides I use it on all my knifes axes tools ect

Great for reviving or refining blunt EDC knives or knives with a max 3-4 inch blade. But for a really fine finish I still use my Falkniven CC4 ceramic stone. If they made a version with the fine diamond plate and a ceramic plate then it would be much better, especially with the angle guides which are so useful and of course missing on a standard flat stone. The leather strop doesn't work for me, same with the built in ceramic rod. Both seem a gimmick rather than really useful finishing features.

Well made and we'll designed sharpener. I particularly like the strop to finish off the edge.And the small space inside fits my flint and steel perfectly.

I usually use a whetstone to sharpen my knives but it can take a long time and always takes me a while to get the hang of it again. Was looking for a quick and efficient way of sharpening and found this tool, gotta say it works great but does take some practice but a lot less than a stone.

I've been doing my ends with various whetstones, oils, water combinations trying to sharpen my knives and not getting anywhere. Saw this product recommended on a YouTube channel and straight out of the box, all my knives are now sharp enough to shave hair. It's simple to use and effective. If you've been struggling with knife sharpening - buy this and get the practice in with correct & consistent angles.

I put off buying one of these for years. I've now had mine for a few months and I love it. Perfect for work, camping, travel etc.Also, perfect for home if you do not have a lot of sharpening equipment already. You can sharpen anything with this.