Professional Knife Sharpening Jig and Honing Guide with Precise Angle Control for Chefs and Home Cooks

Professional sharpening jig designed for chefs and home cooks who need a reliable, easy to use tool for accurate blade honing. Built from strength aluminum alloy, this compact guide holds blades securely, lets you set precise sharpening angles, and simplifies repeated sharpening tasks. Key benefits Precise angle control: Adjust the tool projection to set and repeat consistent sharpening angles for cleaner, more uniform edges. Secure clamping: The card slot grips blades firmly and prevents slipping during grinding, reducing effort and improving safety. Wide compatibility: Adjustable clamping width from 4 to 60 mm makes the jig suitable for most kitchen knives and small blades within that range. Durable construction: Machined from strength aluminum alloy for strength and long service life. Comfortable handling: Ergonomic handles improve control and reduce fatigue during extended use. Water design: Built with water design features to assist cooling during honing and to help manage debris. Specifications Material: Aluminum alloy Size: Approx. 86 x 38 x 40 mm Clamping width range: 4 60 mm Package: 1 sharpening guide How it works Rotate the screw to open or close the clamp to fit blade thickness and width. Insert the blade into the card slot and lock it in place; the slot prevents slipping while you hone. Adjust how far the blade projects to set the sharpening angle, then use your preferred stone or system to sharpen. Practical applications Home kitchen: Keep chef knives, slicing knives, and utility knives sharp for precise, safe food preparation. Field or pocket knives: Maintain edges on folding and fixed blades within the clamping range for outdoor or everyday use. Workshop tasks: Hone small chisels, plane blades, and other hand tools that fit the 4 to 60 mm clamping width. Package includes 1 pc sharpening guide Notes Allow about 1 mm variance due to manual measurement. Actual item color may vary slightly from photos because of different monitor settings.