Manual Features:

    Tapered Round Diamond Coated Rod for Sharpening Serrated and Standard Edges
    Carbide Blades Quickly Set Your Edge
    Ceramic Stones Give You a Razor Sharp Edge
    Reversible and Replaceable Carbide and Ceramic Stones for Extended Sharpening
    Lanyard hole for Carrying
    Preset Sharpening Angles provide Guaranteed Results

Carbide Blades - Set the edge. The carbide blades provide quick edge setting capability for dull or damaged knives. These blades are designed for use on straight edges only, and are reversible and replaceable.

Ceramic Stones - Finish the edge. Ceramic stones provide a smooth, polished edge for already sharp knives and can be used on serrated or standard blades and are reversible and replaceable.

Abrasive:

    Tapered Round Rod / Medium Diamond - 400 Grit
    Pull Thru / Coarse Ceramic -600 Grit

Features

Smith’s new “Pocket Pal” Multi-Functional Knife Sharpener features pre-set crossed carbides and ceramic stones, which provide the “Perfect Edge” every time. Carbides provide quick edge setting, and the specially shaped ceramic stones are designed to give you a razor sharp edge on either standard or serrated edges. The carbide and ceramic stones are reversible and replaceable. A fold out, tapered round, diamond coated rod is designed for sharpening serrated as well as standard edges. Unit is compact, lightweight, durable, and comes with a lanyard hole.

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