HORL 3 Sharpener / Walnut

The user-friendly HORL 3 rolling knife sharpener restores kitchen knives to optimal sharpness by using a clever two-part system that guarantees speed and precision. Its sharpening and honing discs can be swapped for higher- or lower-grit stones for additional refinement; sold as part of ourHORL 3 Walnut bundles.

—DETAILS—

Made in Germany, the HORL 3 knife sharpener is efficient, precise, and built to last a lifetime. Using it is simple: Attach a knife, blade side up, to the magnetic angle support, and roll the sharpener against the entire length of the blade a few times to sharpen and hone the edge. Repeat for the other side, and voil; professional-grade results, with very little effort.

This upgrade from the HORL 2 knife sharpener has an enhanced black diamond sharpening disc, which provides significantly faster and more uniform results; along with a ceramic honing whetstone disc that is suitable for even the finest Japanese knives. The sharpening and honing discs on the HORL 3 are attached to the rolling mechanism with a Quick Lock system that easily twists off, so you can swap them for higher-grit whetstone discs for more refined sharpening, or a lower-grit diamond whetstone disc for repairing chipped blades (sold separately or part of our HORL 3 walnut bundles). The magnetic angle support comes with a 15 angle for Japanese knives, and a 20 angle for Western knives. The magnets have 70% more grip, so small paring knives can stay securely in place with minimal movement as you sharpen and hone. This knife sharpeners finish is made from solid American walnut wood. It is built to last a lifetime.

HORL products can only be shipped within the UK.

—BENEFITS—

A knife sharpener is one of the most important yet most overlooked tools in the kitchen, and HORL 3 knife sharpeners are here to change that. Quick, user-friendly, and ultra-precise, they are engineered in a way that vastly shrinks the margin of human error. No other brands rolling sharpeners deliver HORLs results, and that comes down to craftsmanship.’