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The Honvik Sharpening Guide

The Honvik Sharpening Guide

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  • Which angle, which grit and how often
  • Free with every order, sent by email
  • Read it online at any time

Description

The Honvik Sharpening Guide answers the things people ask most: which angle, which grit, how often, and what to avoid. It is written for people who have never sharpened a knife.

It comes free with every order, sent by email. You can also read it online now.

Inside: which angle, which grit, how to sharpen, how often, what a rolling sharpener is not for, and how to look after it.

Good to know: the guide is digital. Nothing is posted.

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Free guide

Sharpen with confidence

Short, plain answers, so you know which angle and which grit to use before you start.

Six short chapters

Inside

Six short chapters

  • Which angle20° for most kitchen knives, 15° for a finer edge.
  • Which gritStart coarse on a blunt knife, finish fine.
  • How to sharpenSet the blade, roll, turn the knife, wipe.
  • How oftenA simple routine for knives used every day.
By email, with your order

How you get it

By email, with your order

The guide arrives by email once your order is confirmed. It is also on this site, so you can read it now.

Questions

Before you buy

Another question? Write to us.

Is it really free?

Yes. The guide is free, and it comes with every order.

Do I have to buy something to read it?

No. The whole guide is on this site: read it online.

How do I receive it?

By email, once your order is confirmed. It is digital, so nothing is posted.

Which sharpeners does it cover?

The Honvik rolling knife sharpeners: the angles on the block and the order of the discs. The advice on how often to sharpen applies to any kitchen knife.

I have never sharpened a knife. Is it for me?

Yes. It is written for a first sharpening: which angle to choose, which disc to start with, and how many passes to make.