Lansky Blademedic knife sharpener

Lansky Blademedic: Carbide

The Tungsten Carbide sharpener is designed to restore the crease of a very blunt blade. You can also use it to sharpen your blade in seconds. Generally, putting your knife through it three or four times is sufficient. Note that the Carbide grinder is quite aggressive. If normal maintenance is enough for you, use the ceramic knife sharpener.

Lansky Blademedic: Ceramic sharpening rods

The ceramic sharpening sticks are ideal for polishing and finishing the crease of the knife. Always use the grinding sticks as a finish when you have used the Carbide grinder. If the blade of your knife is still quite sharp, use the sharpening sticks to give your knife a little touch-up. Because the ceramic rods are not very aggressive, you can use them regularly on your knife without any problems.

Ceramic knife sharpener

This sharpening rod is designed for all knives with both fine and coarse serrations. When you have larger serrations make a “sweeping” motion so that you reach the entire blade. Keep your knife at the correct angle and always move the knife away from you to avoid accidents.

You will find that the you will often use the sharpening rod first, as you can also use it as a regular sharpening stone. The ceramic rod is durable and long-lasting. When you want to clean these, you can use the Lansky cleaning block.

Lansky Blademedic: Diamond sharpening rod

The diamond sharpening rod is for quick maintenance of your knife. This will quickly restore your knife to top condition and help you maintain its sharpness. The diamond rod is suitable for any type of knife, but lends itself perfectly to knives with an angle, such as a safety blade like the one found on a Leatherman multitool.

The small, but compete, sharpening system for your knives comes with clear instructions.

Properties

• Carbide grinder: coarse
• Ceramic pebbles: medium, 1000 grit
• Ceramic rod: fine, 1000 grit
• Diamond grinding rod: 600