SHARPAL 129N Multipurpose Garden Tool Blade Sharpener for Knife, Pruners, Loppers, Hedge Shears Scissors, Axe, Hatchet, Machete, Lawn Mower Blade

This was a much better purchase then I ever expected. This Tungsten sharpener put a razor edge on every piece of my lawn equipment. This is the first time I've ever bought a Tungsten sharpener I've been missing out I'll definitely be using this for many years to come excellent tool for many different surfaces from lawn mower blades to trimming shears to household scissors or even a pocket knife this thing will sharpen any thing with an edge. Get you one and I bet you'll be as happy as I am with this Blade Sharper. Will probably last a lifetime as it's very durable and made really good. I didn't realize how strong a metal Tungsten actually is. As this Sharpener will strip back any metal since it's made from Tungsten. And it has a nice design appearance and again it works really well. l think that it's very easy for anyone to use too. 👍🏻

Great knife sharpener, it's actually pretty difficult to sharpen knives and this makes it extremely easy. Great for even extremely dull knives considering the coarse side will take off the unwanted material and give you a nice edge. Just follow the directions run the edge of the blade on the edge of each of these tips and you will have great results.

It does the job. It really depends on how you use it. This is REALLY good for backpacking because of how useful it can be for ALL tools that need to hold a sharp edge. Good for your knives (yes and no, i'll explain) and your hatchets/axe. It comes with 2 sides... you need to angle it so that it doesn't touch the flat side... it's the corner that really sharpens/chips off material to form an edge. I really like the ceramic to hone my kitchen blades but never really sharpen it. For my hatchet, I go full on both sides. It's value for money is pretty good. The wear and tear isn't bad, The edge of the metal side is still sharp as ever and the ceramic barely even looks used. The only PROBLEM with wear and tear is that if you are not careful you can slice the plastic at the top of the tool which may or may not make it come loose. I generally do about atleast 10-20 passes for sharpening and 8-15 for honing. It's pretty good in general, just keep the angle. However, if I had to buy this again, I'd probably buy the other with with the diamond sides and the leather sheath with the strop.

I was honestly surprised by how compact this metal gutter sharpening tool is—perfect for throwing into a toolbox or even a work belt pouch. Despite its small size, it packs a serious punch when it comes to performance. The value for money is unbeatable. You're getting a high-quality tool that feels durable and gets the job done fast without breaking the bank. I’ve used more expensive sharpeners that didn’t come close to the speed and efficiency of this one. Build quality is solid—metal construction feels strong and reliable. No cheap plastic parts that wear out after a few uses. It feels like something that will last me for years. Best of all, it's super easy to use, even for beginners. The grip is comfortable, and the design is intuitive. Within seconds, I was sharpening clean, even edges with no hassle. And since it’s so portable, I’ve been carrying it on jobs and using it on-site without a problem. Great little tool that does exactly what it promises. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable sharpener that delivers on all fronts.

I bought this to try as a ferocium rod (fire steel) striker. I've tried many strikers over the years, from the cheap ones some rods come with and their upgrades, to various tools like hacksaw blades and "whatever works", and of course the spines of many knives crafted from many metals (carbon, stainless, powered-metallurgy super steels, etc.). I also bought this carbon sharpener alongside a few other "carbide" sharpeners that were less expensive, to see if I could get the performance while saving a few bucks. Long story short, for use as a fero rod striker while starting fires, nothing, and I mean nothing, even came close to the level of performance I get while using this. To start with the business end of it - the carbide - it's of exceptional quality and the edges are perfectly squared off - perfect for stricking a rod. I used to think that a 1/2" fero rod would pretty much last forever. But, that was when I used all of the other things to strike rods. This thing slices off a visible and palpable layer of fero. And it doesn't go to waste! It throws down legit gobs molten, sparkish fero even from a cheap rods, that continue to combust for up to a few seconds (a good rod doesn't have to be expensive. I have great experiences with some of the cheap ones on Amazon). Don't get me wrong - a 1/2" x 6 rode will still last longer than most would ever survive in the wilderness (or maybe a hundred fires overall, dending on how well you start fires). The carbide is visibly of much higher quality than the cheaper carbide strikers you see on amazon (with the rubber handle). And no knife steel I've encountered (which is many) comes close, even considering those with great handles that allow you to really put your shoulder into it - this does more, with less effort. After I purposely was heavy-handed with it for a number of fires and my 3-year old picked it up and scraped it on things (mimicking what he saw me doing). I could see some burn resin on it, as usual, though I was able to clean it back to a mirror shine with mostly just my finger, then a couple wipes with a shirt and it looked brand new, the edge was still just as squared as the other edge that I hadn't used. I then used it to sharpen my knife, which it did an impressive job at - and the carbide still held its edge. Apart from the carbide - which again is just amazing and completely worth the few extra bucks. The ergonomics are fantastic and you can get a whole-hand grip (great any time, but especially in the bitter and windy cold, when you're fingers and hands are begining to lose strength). Yes, the cap is pretty tight and takes a surprising amount of effort to remove, though it's not like trying to lift Thor's hammer and some people really just complain too much. Do you want the very best performance with what the tool is actually designed to do, or will you let a cap make you compromise with something that's a liability? The carbide is so strong and not brittle that you could probably just leave the cap, though I prefer to not take chances and know my gear will be serviceable when I need it, whether that be starting a fire in the back yard, or elsewhere. Anways, get this if you want to use it as a striker. It's amazing. Really it is. You won't find anything better suited to the task.

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Works very well. After buying one and trying it out (I kept it for my modelling tools), I immediately bought a second one for my garden tools. Easy to use, fits in your pocket. After several uses, it doesn't seem to wear out quickly. Perfect. A good purchase.

Inte fått pengarna tillbaka fast jag skicka tillbaka samma dag, trots flera månader har gått. Hade säljaren bott nära hade han inte gått idag. 300% minus

Great pocket sized tool for sharpening garden secateurs and shears

Excelente y sobre todo eficiente para salir de apuros si sabes ocupar la herramienta.