Knife sharpening angle guide – Cutting Edge Knives

June 01,2024

Japanese double bevel knives typically need to be sharpened at a 15 to 16 degree angle and this helpful tool gives you confidence you've got the correct angle if you're learning how to sharpen your knife on a whetstone. In the longer term as you get more comfortable sharpening on stones you may not need this accessory.
Japanese double bevel knives typically need to be sharpened at a 15 to 16 degree angle and this helpful tool gives you confidence you've got the correct angle if you're learning how to sharpen your knife on a whetstone. In the longer term as you get more comfortable sharpening on stones you may not need this accessory but it's very useful as a learning tool or even for those who just like the extra safety of knowing their angle is consistent. Usage Simply place the guide on the spine of your knife and the white ceramic parts glide over your whetstone as you sharpen without causing any damage to your knife or stone. This guide is recommended for knives between 35 and 55mm tall at the heel. On single bevel or smaller knives (less than 35mm tall) the angle created using this tool will not be suitable. We recommend using a leather strop to finish your sharpening process after you have used you whetstones. Watch our whetstone sharpening tutorial on . NOTE: If you're buying either of the Japanese knife care kit or carbon knife care kits, you do not need to add this angle guide, one is included in both kits. (Knife and stone not included)

Black composition construction knife clamp fits virtually all blade thicknesses. Provides easy edge-guided knife sharpening. Scratch free. Can be used as a blade guide with DMT Diamond Whetstone, Dia-Sharp or any other bench stones. Hang packaged.