Designed for the Sports Enthusiast who demands the highest quality sharpening tools and abrasives, the Edge Pro Pull-Thru Knife sharpener delivers a level of sharpening performance unmatched by standard edge care products.
This sharpener offers two stages of sharpening for all types of knives, everything from everyday pocket knives to the finest customer sport knives.
The precision ground carbides remove metal in a smoother, more consistent fashion when setting the edge on very dull straight edge blades and the specially shaped ceramic stones can be used to lightly hone either STRAIGHT or SERRATED edge blades.
It has an ergonomically designed soft grip handle and non-slip rubber feet for comfort and safety.
Features:
Two stages of sharpening - Coarse & Fine
Sharpens standard and serrated edge knife blades
Premium abrasives for sharper, longer lasting cutting edge
Precision ground carbides for quick edge setting
Specially-shaped ceramic stones for sharpening standard or serrated edge blades
Extra-Fine ceramic stones for final edge honing
Fixed angle abrasive components provide consistent results every time
Quick, safe, and easy to use
Ergonomically designed soft grip handle for comfort and control during use
Non-slip rubber base for secure and stable sharpening
Caution: Always rest your sharpener on a sturdy, flat surface and use the handle of the sharpener for stability and control during sharpening.
Place the Edge-Pro Pull-Thru Knife Sharpener on a flat, sturdy surface. Hold the handle of the sharpener with one hand and the knife with the other hand.
Select the appropriate sharpening slot to use. COARSE = quick, aggressive removal of metal. Use for quick edge setting of very dull or damaged blades. Usually, 4 to 5 strokes is all it takes, but knives made of very hard steel may take additional strokes. FINE = removes very little metal. Use for final edge honing and polishing or to touch up an already sharp blade. Usually, 8 to 10 strokes is all it takes, but knives made of very hard steel may take additional strokes. Note: A reasonably sharp blade may only require light honing in the Extra Fine sharpeening slot. The Fine sharpening slot is intended for dull blades that require more maintenance.
Insert knife blade into the preferred sharpening slot at a 90-degree angle to the sharpener. Tilt the tip of the knife blade down just slightly. Press down with light to moderate pressure and pull the knife blade through the sharpening slot from the heel to tip (never back and forth). Repeat this action until blade is sharp. If you started the sharpening process in the COARSE slot, move to the FINE slot for final edge honing. Always finish the sharpening process in the FINE slot.
Reversible & Replaceable Carbide Blades and Ceramic Stones – When the carbide blades and/or ceramic stones stop removing metal from the knife blade, they can be rotated for use on the other side or replaced. To rotate or replace, remove the two screws and the plastic cover. Remove the stones and rotate 180 degrees. Reverse positions by placing the front ceramic stone into the back slot, and the back ceramic stone into the front slot. Replace the cover and screws. If replacing, add new blades or stones then replace the cover and screws.
Care & Storage:
Always clean your sharpener after use. Clean with a damp cloth or mild brush. Do not rinse with water. Store in a drawer or cabinet.
The Opinel knife is a design classic and the carbon steel bladed version is my favourite as it can be easily sharpened. The simple locking ring makes sure that unlike penknives, the blade cannot fold onto your fingers. The 7VRN is an ideal size for everyday use as a picnic knife, or a camping knife.
Opinel - 7VRN Carbon Steel Knife
Phillip Heron
Review was submitted on the 3.7.2026 regards phillip
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I contacted the store asking whether they could advise me for the correct camon net to be used as a shade for my vehicle and whether the ropes on the net were strong enough to be strung from the four corners. The guy sarcastically said, " Yes, the net I had chosen was the correct one. " On receiving the item, I found that the net was incorrect and was advised I was lumbered with the cost for return because I bought the item online . To say correspondence is poor is an understatement; they have emailed me with no formalities in the mail that I need to supply my bank details to get the refund. Surely they could use the details I used to buy it. Terrible service, terrible store
Very disappointed with my purchase, I bought a Buck knife but it was a copy made in China!
True buck knifes are made in America.
Still haven't received my refund.
