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8-Piece Knife Set & Rolling Sharpener – Diamond Disc, Magnetic Angle Block

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8-Piece Knife Set & Rolling Sharpener – Diamond Disc, Magnetic Angle Block

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Sale price  €279,95 Regular price €799,90
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8 knives · Rolling sharpener · 15° and 20° magnetic block

A Complete Knife Set That Stays Razor-Sharp

Most kitchens have a drawer of blunt, mismatched knives. This set replaces them with eight matching knives with dark wood-grain handles, and adds the rolling sharpener that keeps every one of them sharp. Stick a blade on the magnetic block, roll the sharpener along the edge, and you are back to effortless slicing.

Eight knives and the rolling sharpener on a wooden board outdoors

The problem

Why most knives end up dull

Freehand is hard

Holding a knife at a steady angle on a whetstone takes years of practice. One wrong move and the edge gets worse.

Cheap sharpeners chew steel

Pull-through gadgets and bargain sharpeners can chip or grind away a good blade.

So knives stay blunt

Most knives never get sharpened, and cooking turns into hard work.

Eight knives with dark wood-grain handles on a slate background

The knives

Eight knives for every job

The set has eight knives in different shapes and sizes, from wide blades for chopping and slicing down to small knives for detailed work, plus a serrated knife for bread. All share the same polished blades and dark wood-grain handles with metal rivets, so they look great together on the counter.

Knife set laid out diagonally with the hard wood sharpener
Knife set in a row with the gun metal grey sharpener
Knife set in a row with the black sharpener
Rolling sharpener with box, magnetic block and a knife

The sharpener

The easiest way to sharpen your knives

The roller has a solid hardwood body and a steel core, with a diamond sharpening disc on one end and a ceramic honing disc on the other.

  • Diamond disc, 400 grit: a real diamond coating that takes a blunt edge back to sharp and lasts for more than 1,000 knives.
  • Honing disc: the finishing pass that smooths the edge the diamond disc just cut.
  • Magnetic angle block: two angles, 15 and 20 degrees, for Japanese and Western knives. It locks the blade, so all you do is roll.
  • Gift box: sharpener and block sit together in one presentation box.
Hard wood sharpener showing the diamond disc, ceramic disc and 15 and 20 degree block
Silver sharpener rolling along a knife on the magnetic block
Magnetic block with 20 degree side for Western knives and 15 degree side for Japanese knives
The two sharpening discs of the roller
Hands rolling the sharpener along a knife on the magnetic block

How it works

Just roll, the angle is built in

Simply attach your knife to the magnetic holder, pick one of the preset angles and roll. No guesswork, no practice needed.

Step by step

Sharp in three steps

1. Attach the knife to the magnetic holder

Use 20 degrees for Western and supermarket knives and 15 degrees for Japanese knives. Unsure? Use 20 degrees.

2. Roll the sharpener along the blade

Start with the diamond side, which does most of the heavy lifting, using light pressure. The weight of your hand is enough. Then use the honing side to polish the edge.

3. Slice with ease

Turn the knife and repeat on the other side. Many users have a sharp edge in about a minute.

Placing the knife on the magnetic block
Rolling the sharpener along the blade
The freshly sharpened knife slicing a tomato

Put to the test

Does it actually work?

Before: 995

A well-used chef's knife was measured on a sharpness tester, which records how many grams of force the edge needs to cut a test line. It needed about 995 g. Result: dull.

The freshly sharpened knife gliding through a tomato

After: 100

The same knife after a few minutes on the rolling sharpener, measured again on the same tester. It needed only about 100 g, the same as a brand-new razor blade. Result: scary sharp.

How to read the numbers

The tester measures the grams of force the edge needs to cut. The lower the number, the sharper the knife.

100

a new razor blade

500+

dull

1,600

needs a professional regrind

Before: 995After: 100
BluntSharp
Man sharpening a knife at the kitchen counter

Made for people who cook

For those who take pride in their gear

Whether you cook every night, love a weekend barbecue or take your knives camping, the sharpener keeps every straight-edge blade ready to go, not only the knives in this set.

Four different kitchen knives laid side by side

Safe for your knives

Gentle on every blade

Ever had a sharpener that chipped or ruined a good knife? The magnetic holder locks your blade at the exact angle every time, so you get a clean, even edge without grinding away your steel.

It works on any straight-edge knife: chef's, santoku, paring, cleaver, fillet, hunting and pocket knives. Serrated bread knives and scissors are not sharpened on it.

How it compares

Rolling sharpener vs the usual options

This rolling sharpener Cheap knock-off roller Pull-through sharpener
15 and 20 degree angles Magnetic, holds the angle Slips after a few sharpens Fixed angle only
Real diamond sharpening disc Lasts 1,000+ knives Wears off in weeks Low quality stones
Strong neodymium magnets ✓ Lose grip fast ✗
Easy to use ✓ some Hard to keep straight
Compact ✓ ✓ Bulky
Cost over time Replace only the discs Cheap once, expensive in the long run some

Colours

Choose your sharpener finish

Hard wood rolling sharpener and block

Hard Wood

Warm wood-look roller and block.

Gun metal grey rolling sharpener and block

Gun Metal Grey

Light silver roller and block.

Black rolling sharpener and block

Black

All-black roller and block.

Rolling sharpener and gift box on a wooden kitchen counter

The perfect gift

Ready to give

The sharpener comes in a black presentation box, and together with the eight knives it makes a complete gift for a new home, a wedding, Father's Day or Christmas.

Black, hard wood and gun metal grey sharpeners with their boxes

Questions people ask

Will the sharpener work on my other knives?

Yes, on any straight-edge knife: chef's, santoku, paring, cleaver, fillet, hunting and pocket knives. Not on serrated bread knives or scissors.

Which angle do I use?

20 degrees for Western and supermarket knives, 15 degrees for Japanese knives. If you are unsure, use 20 degrees.

How much pressure?

Light. The weight of your hand is enough. Pushing harder does not sharpen faster, it only wears the disc.

How long does the diamond disc last?

More than 1,000 knives in a home kitchen. Replacement discs click in, so you never need a new sharpener.

Is it easy to set up?

Yes. There is nothing to assemble: put the knife on the block and roll.

Specifications

  • Knives: 8 pieces with dark wood-grain handles
  • Sharpener: solid hardwood body, steel core
  • Sharpening discs: 400 grit diamond disc and a honing disc
  • Angle block: magnetic, 15 and 20 degrees
  • Sharpener colours: Hard Wood, Gun Metal Grey, Black

What's in the box

  • 8 × kitchen knives
  • 1 × rolling knife sharpener
  • 1 × magnetic angle block
  • 1 × gift box for the sharpener

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