proving it works great the block knife sharpener.

After three generations of BLoCKs, The BLoCK
Sharpener is still family owned and made here in the U.S.A. Many have tried to copy our knife sharpeners design but have failed.

We are very confident that our product works and we take pride in the fact that every part of The BLoCK Sharpener is 100% American Made.

The BLoCK Sharpener and Honer is made up of high impact ABS, and case hardened steel to a Rockwell exceeding any factory made knife, including the hard to sharpen Greman Henckels. This knife sharpener is almost indestructible and is made to last a lifetime. Unlike other cross stick sharpeners and ripper style carbon sharpeners, The BLoCK Sharpener will not tear off, rip, or change the original angle of the blade. The BLoCK Sharpener relines your blade, pushing your blade back to its original shape with removing very little to no steel off of your blade edge. The BLoCK Sharpener is the only knife sharpener that sharpens serrated edges without tearing the teeth out of the knife

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[thickehaw]

Great sharpener! I've been using these for 30 years and every knife I own is like new!

[oebidoebie]

made in america ? wow thats says enough about the quality ! thx usa

[TheUSMC2017]

The product is decent for the price but the owner's spelling is atrocious.

[TheRoman445]

I have this sharpener and really do recamand this it makes your dolest knife sharp it really dose work

[CanItAlready]

BTW, this video came up in my search for Case XX videos. The tags confused my search.

[CanItAlready]

I think you mean carbide, not carbon.

I personally use stones and strops. Have had to repair damage to edges on knives that were abused by their previous owners. Hook bills can be done on sharpening rods, like a recurve.

Are those rods diamond coated or ceramic?

[socialgarbage2]

I've had one of these in my kitchen for a while, and never knew what it was! Now my knives kick ass!! Thanks for the video!

[scottmotown]

Finally a good demo of this type of sharpener. I like the concept, sort of a super hone. I'm thinking I want one.

[tuffy464]

*shits self* must have

[quadzilla459]

haha confederate flag