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キャンプや釣りにナイフを持っていくことが多いので、持ち運べる携帯シャープナーを探していました。 これは本当に買って大正解でした。 手のひらサイズなのに、必要な研ぎがすべて詰まっているのが素晴らしいです。 タングステンカーバイドは 刃こぼれや、切れ味が完全に落ちたナイフの緊急修理に、数回引くだけで刃が立ちます。 セラミックは荒研ぎ後の仕上げや、日常の切れ味維持に最適。なめらかで鋭い刃に戻してくれます。 ダイヤモンド棒は、これ一つでセレーション（波刃）はもちろん、魚を締めるピックや錐（キリ）などの先端も研げるのが便利。 非常にコンパクトで軽量なので、釣りバッグやキャンプのメスキットの中に常に入れておけますし、吊るすひもを通す穴もあいています。 現場で魚を捌く前や、料理中に切れ味が落ちた時でも、その場ですぐに研ぎ直せる安心感が違います。 注意点としては、タングステンカーバイドは非常に削れるので、研ぎすぎると刃がすぐに減ります。 あくまで緊急用と割り切り、普段のメンテナンスはセラミックで優しく行うのが長く使うコツです。 その場で手軽に切れ味を復活させたい、アウトドア派の人には間違いなく最高の携帯シャープナーです！

良い点 ・小型 大きさ感としては、スパイダルコのパラ3を折り畳んだ状態に近い。 若干重いが持ち運ぶには苦労しない。 ・意外と良い研ぎ性能 流石にしっかりと研いだ刃には敵わないが、それでもコピー用紙を細く切る程度は造作もない。 ・研ぐのが楽かつ早い 刃の角度は選べない代わりに滅茶苦茶簡単に研げる。時間もかからないのもgood 悪い点 ・ダイヤモンドロッドの固定が磁石 使いやすいし固定もしっかりしていて良いが、磁石は鉄粉を拾う可能性があるので、個人的に評価できない。 鉄粉はものによって、手指に刺さる場合もあり結構危険だ。 総評 小さく、どこにでも持っていけそうな頼れるヤツだ。 研ぎ性能も申し分ない。普段使いにはちょっと迷うが、出先や緊急時なら何の問題もないレベルだ。

側面のセラミック砥石に段差があり刃物が引っかかりました。 当然刃にも良くないワケでして… 円錐形ダイヤモンドシャープナーはセレーションと波刃を研ぎたくてコレを選んだけど粒度が粗すぎてピンピンには研げません。 オイル研ぎしてもあまり変わりません。 場合によっては元より切れ味悪くなるかも。 6000番くらいの粒度だったら良かったなぁ。 別のダイヤモンドディスク等を当てて削っちゃえばイケル！？(笑) あとV字シャープナーは包丁などの薄くて鋭い刃物には良いですが厚みのある刃物や研ぎ角度があまり鋭角でない刃物には使えません。 関係ないところに傷をつけるだけになっちゃいますのでご注意を。

数回擦るだけでめちゃ切れるようになるってスゴイ！！ カーボンで最初に数回引いてると抵抗が軽くなるので、そこから隣のセラミックに移って数回引き仕上げます 百均ハサミから包丁から何でも使いましたけど切れ味が上がります♪ 刃を付ける物ではなくあくまでもなまった刃先を研ぎ直す感じのもの。 棒状のヤスリもまた便利でカッターナイフなんかにもサッと使えます 同型のバッタもんが多くありますがこれくらいの値段ならマジもん買うべし！だと思う

コンパクトで使いやすい。

コンパクトで非常に研ぎやすいです。砥石とはまた違います。 研いだ後しっかりと切れますし、成果が出ます。 そこまで研ぎにこだわる人でなければ必要十分です。

手持ちのナイフをすべて研ぎました。 フィレナイフは研いだら刃がノコギリみたいになってしまいました(*ノД`)。゜・ サバイバルナイフ等は研ぐ前より良くなった程度。 100均包丁は買う以前より良くなった。 本体の磁石部分に研ぎカスの砂鉄が大量に付着した

簡単に刃を研げるのが良かったです､後はケースが着いてあれば良かったかなと思いました

Ho acquistato questo affilacoltello portatile e sono davvero soddisfatto. Fa il suo dovere egregiamente: affila i coltelli in modo rapido e preciso. È molto pratico, di dimensioni compatte, e comodo da usare, ideale per tenerlo a portata di mano in cucina o portarlo in viaggio. Non è ingombrante e offre un'ottima performance, anche per coltelli da cucina di media qualità. Un accessorio che consiglio a chi cerca una soluzione semplice e veloce per mantenere i propri coltelli affilati. Pro: Pratico e facile da usare. Affila i coltelli in modo preciso e veloce. Compatto e comodo da portare ovunque. Contro: Nessun difetto riscontrato. Un ottimo affilacoltelli, perfetto per chi ha bisogno di un'attrezzatura funzionale e facile da usare!

I like this Lansky PS-MED01 BladeMedic pocket sharpener much better than the Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal Multifunction Sharpener that I purchased first. This unit looks and feels much more substantial than the Smith's does, and with my large hands, I find it easier to use. That said, the two sharpeners work about the same, though the Lansky model offers an additional ceramic hone for serrated knives, that will also allow you to fine-tune the edge of most any knife, if you know what you're doing. Keep in mind that any of these pocket field sharpeners with fixed-angle sharpening elements are not the answer for every knife you may own, since some knives may use an altogether different final angle to achieve the blade's cutting edge. Indeed, you could screw up a fine knife with a significantly differently angled cutting edge, by aggressively using a gizmo like this. Consider how you would sharpen all of these edges, with a fixed-angle sharpener like this \/, when your edge profiles may look like this: ^ /\ |\ /| This is a rough example, but it illustrates the point. Also, different knives use different steels, and different steels offer different qualities. Some are harder to sharpen, but hold their edges very well. Others are easy to sharpen, but require frequent sharpening. Some are rust-resistant... Some are flexible... Others are very rigid (but brittle)... Indeed, some fine blades feature one or more different steels laminated over one another, to produce a blade that possesses the qualities of several types of steel. Still, for most of the knives in your drawer or pocket, this handy tool will restore a sharp cutting edge, as promised, in just a few strokes through the carbide and/or ceramic slots. The secret here is to use this tool often, and never let your knives get dull in the first place! A good quality knife, kept sharp, will serve you a lifetime unless you break or lose it. Really, what we're most often aiming to do when restoring a knife's cutting edge, is to "realign that edge". Think of a piece of paper or a business card, viewed edge-on ------ ; now think of that edge slightly wrinkled, or zigzagged... Magnified, a dull knife's cutting edge when viewed edge-on, may look something like this: --*-^--*-^-- (* ^ represent burs and irregularities on the otherwise straight edge --- ) Drawing that edge across a hone or sharpening carbide/ceramic--or a sharpening steel--clears off the burs and realigns the edge, so that it looks like this again ------ and cuts as it should. This is an entirely different approach than grinding a new edge on the blade, and is a much better approach to maintaining a sharp edge. I think you can see where achieving the correct angle to realign the edge is of paramount importance! To fine-tune "any" edge to factory specs, you'll need something a little more sophisticated, like the Spyderco Tri-Angle Sharpmaker Knife Sharpener 204MF (available right here on Amazon). It comes with an instructional DVD and there is plenty of You Tube on how to use this system. Understand that using this device properly requires that you develop a skillset. I will review the Spyderco Tri-Angle Sharpmaker at a future date... For expensive, high-quality knives that require more than the edge to be realigned, you may best be served by having a pro do it for you. A prominent high-end restaurant in your area (or a quality butcher shop) can no doubt recommend a sharpening service. And some companies, like Benchmade, for instance, offer customers a lifetime blade restoration/re-sharpening service. In any case, for what it is and what it does, at the price offered, I give the Lansky BladeMedic a full Five Stars. For those planning to carry this tool at all times, you might prefer the aforementioned and lighter Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal. But I prefer this one. --RayB

The Blademedic will never let you down, but its tungsten carbide sharpeners are extremely rough on steel and over time can take quite a lot off your precious knife. This is why I use either the white ceramic block (1000 grit), or its 'V' ceramic blades (also 1000 grit), or if sharpening serrated edges, the diamond taper (600 grit, not '1000' which I mistakenly said recently. Size: Smaller than many pocket knives at 3.9 x 1.25 x 0.45 inches (closed) and with a weight of 3.3 ounces, it is an entire sharpening kit that fits conveniently in your pocket. The tapered diamond sharpener clicks firmly back into its 10cm body using a magnetic block, about 1cm square. When extended the diamond taper also is secured by a similar magnetic block, roughly same measurements, 1cm square. These magnets are really useful to keep the taper from wagging like a dog's tail. Some notes: The ceramic pull-through sharpener is used as a finishing step to the carbide sharpener to finely hone the blade. It can also be used on its own to “touch up” relatively sharp blades. Again, only three to four strokes are necessary. The pull-through sharpeners are simple to use. You simply place the blade in the sharpener and pull it through with a little downward pressure applied. Beware the tungsten carbide blades because they are hard on your knife and can take quite a bit of steel away after only a few sweeps of the blade. Unless you have an old dog of blunt knife that needs to get sharp again, then use the tungsten carbide blades, but finish off with (2) the 600-grit diamond taper and finally (3) either the ceramic blades or that lovely ceramic block on the top. Note that the ceramic block is triangular-shape, enabling serrated blades to achieve a razor sharp edge. It’s designed to get into even the smallest serrations. It can also be used on its own like a benchstone. I highly rate it. Lanksy's Blademedic is reassuringly weighty in one's hand. Note it has torx bits for undoing the sharpener for cleaning or whatever. The Blademedic is an inexpensive, practical knife sharpener that groups several different knife sharpening tools into one. It is convenient to carry and easy to use so you never need to make do with a dull knife. Its cost is great value, it is highly durable, and nicely pocketable. Hopefully I'll be more careful and not lose this one. This is quality. Quality lasts long, and in the long run makes for great value. Why buy cheap ineffective knockoff when you need to cherish your knife? This alone is good enough reason to buy what is quite the classic sharpener. 5 / 5 Brilliant good value!

Very Nice, sharpen my knives with just 3 or 4 stork. Its kind of fool proof:) you don't have to be a professional to sharp your knife when you have this product

This is very useful. I use a a glass cutting board, so my knives become less sharp easily. This product does the job really good. I recommend.