knife sharpener

[mrpike]

any recommendations for a sharpener that won't break the bank, mostly use on kitchen knives and filet knives, easy to use would be nice.

[ManxFishing]

The best is a wet stone
Norton does sell a smaller 3 stone kit (You need Medium, Coarse and Fine)
https://www.amazon.com/Norton-IM313-...10&sr=8-7&th=1

If that doesn't work for you
The pull thru's are cheap and easy to use. I'd still buy one with 3 stones
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=knife+sha...ent_3_0_recent

[n2theblue]

Dmt diamond stones for what you’re looking to do.

[spinningreel]

Worksharp professional precision adjust. $250 - Buy once cry once.

I’ve tried most all of em & this one is by far my favorite.

[cubswin]

Dmt diamond stones work great.

Aligner kit is 3 stones for 54 with a angle guide.

[Kingfish3000]

Do you want an electic sharpener?

I have a Smith's that is adequate.

Surprisingly, the Presto brand motor seems a little stronger and does not bog down as much as the Smith. Maybe that is not a good thing and the Smith slows on purpose.

[evilcatfish]

Japanese water stones for me. Unless you are going all in a combo stone is your best bet.

This is a good source but there are many others:

https://www.chefknivestogo.com/sharpening-stones.html

[ThomasD]

https://www.amazon.com/Lansky-4-Ston...s%2C244&sr=8-7

[ECobb91]

https://www.amazon.com/Lansky-4-Ston...s%2C244&sr=8-7

this. Can get them scary sharp and easy to maintain an edge

[Fuzzy12]

I switched to the Work Sharpener tool and knife sharpener. Uses a belt and can do 10 knives in a few minutes, scissors too.

[corvette joe]

Worksharp Ken Onion is what I use and works great. Under $200

[RazorCat]

I use a Work Sharp Precision sharpener. https://www.sharpeningsupplies.com/p...20group%20%231
Added the Upgrade sharpening kit. The one drawback is I can’t use for some of my Wusthof Santoku knives which have a 12 degree angle blade. But, I have a ceramic stick and a Wusthof 4 stage sharpener for those couple of knives. https://www.wusthof.com/products/uni...1b3c355186f5ca
It has a Standard (15 degree) and Asian (10 degree) stage.

[Javelin389]

The best is a wet stone
Norton does sell a smaller 3 stone kit (You need Medium, Coarse and Fine)
https://www.amazon.com/Norton-IM313-...10&sr=8-7&th=1

If that doesn't work for you
The pull thru's are cheap and easy to use. I'd still buy one with 3 stones
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=knife+sha...ent_3_0_recent

I bought this pull-thru and it works good enough for my kitchen knives. Don't have anything fancy though, but it'll get them sharp enough.

https://www.amazon.com/Kitchen-Knife...s%2C104&sr=8-6

[RoadrashPaul]

https://www.amazon.com/Lansky-4-Ston...s%2C244&sr=8-7

Same thing I have used for years. Works great and is cheap.

[JTN]

Work sharp MK for the last 10ish years, fast and easy…

[Okie Poke]

I just use the cheap pull throughs and they work good enough.

[n2theblue]

I can tell a lot of yall don’t have nice kitchen knives lol

[Ticman]

DMT's work great and I also have a set of Shapton Glass stones. My wife has several Wusthof knives and she likes having them sharp as a razor.

[ManxFishing]

I can tell a lot of yall don’t have nice kitchen knives lol

Lol, Do Tell

[clayshooter]

I use a Work Sharp Precision sharpener. https://www.sharpeningsupplies.com/p...20group%20%231
Added the Upgrade sharpening kit. The one drawback is I can’t use for some of my Wusthof Santoku knives which have a 12 degree angle blade. But, I have a ceramic stick and a Wusthof 4 stage sharpener for those couple of knives. https://www.wusthof.com/products/uni...1b3c355186f5ca
It has a Standard (15 degree) and Asian (10 degree) stage.

Sure would like to see a video of this in use.! I would say it looks like something I would use.! For $59 I may just have to get it and see.!!