Wedgek Angle Guides Review: The Whetstone Accessory You Need

These cheap little guides keep your knife-sharpening angles honest and will give your knives a consistent edge.

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Angle Guides For Sharpening Stones. The number one question we get from first time sharpeners is how do I find the correct angle? These little angle

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Model: Wedgek LR5 Large size. Every angle from 10 to 44 degrees. Two sets. Position near sharpening stone. Use 100% of the stone surface. Doesn't move

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Easy to use with sharpening stones for fast precision sharpening Unique ceramic protective layer protect ht guide with longer durability Made of good

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20° & 25° Angle Guides for the Benchstone and Whetstone Sharpeners - Work Sharp Sharpeners

Set of 15° and 17° angles guides for the Benchstone Knife Sharpener and Whetstone Knife Sharpener. Includes 2 guides.

15° & 17° Angle Guides for the Benchstone and Whetstone Sharpeners

The WÜSTHOF Sharpening Guide is used to help glide your knife along a WÜSTHOF whetstone and ensures the proper angle is used while sharpening the knife. The soft silicone surface prevents the knife from scratches and helps to keep a secure grip on the guide while sliding along the whetstone. The angled guide makes using a whetstone effortless and allows for easy knife maintenance.

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