Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition Knife & Tool Sharpener Elite Mk2 - Adjustable Knife Sharpening System with Blade Grinding Attachment

These are great. I'm glad I bought both, and not just the first one. They have different uses, so bight the bullet, and buy the set. The motor has plenty of power, is quiet and runs really smooth so it doesn't around the work top. Watch the YouTube videos and you'll figure out how to use it. You will find it sharpens every knife in your kitchen in a very short time. It's almost anticlimactic. If your going to sharpen lawn mower blades. your better off buying a designated 1 inch belt sander. The motor will be heavier as well as the whole tool. The Ken onion belts are well made, and I haven't had to buy any new ones yet. Any knife at, or under the size of a kitchen knife will work well. Just don't over work the tool and it will last a long time.

I can't say enough good things about the Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition Mk2. This sharpener has completely changed the way I maintain my knives and tools. Whether it’s kitchen knives, pocket knives, or even garden tools, this thing handles it all with ease and precision.The adjustable angle guide is a game changer—it lets me get the exact edge I want, from razor-sharp to robust utility. The variable speed control gives me full control over the sharpening process, and the upgraded Elite Mk2 version just feels more refined and user-friendly.What really impressed me is how consistent and professional the results are. My blades are sharper than ever, and I actually look forward to sharpening them now because it’s fast, satisfying, and effective. It’s also super versatile—I’ve even used it on scissors and axes with great results.If you’re serious about keeping your blades in top condition, this is hands down one of the best investments you can make. Highly recommended!

Saw this on WranglerStar and decided to try it. I'm carrying extra chromosomes when it comes to knife sharpening,I just can't get an edge,and this thing puts razor shaving sharp edges on my knives. Definitely a little pricey but it's a must have for people like me who couldn't sharpen a knife with a gun to their head. Seems sturdy,crazy easy to use,hold and clean. Work sharp builts tough products so I imagine it'll last a lifetime,just need belt replacements

A short learning curve is needed, so practice on a couple of beater knives is highly recommended. The machine is solid and works as advertised... razor-sharp with minimal time and effort. Worth the price.

base unit is great. that built in 65° scissor guide is extremely handy. got 7 sears at home, and sneak this in to sharpen the sears in my kitchen at work. sorry to say the grinder add on is why i had to knock it down to 4 stars instead of 5. it works great. especially like using the slack belt for serrations, plus with that 90° guide you can flatten the backside of those knives. the increase in angles is awesome. the extra higher degrees are great for tools, and at 10° i was able to restore my grandfather's straight razor. the reason it gets 4 stars is because i needed a third party riser tool to work the grinder add on proper. on the add on, the degrees set the angle of the belt, but you need to free hand the blades. needed the riser to hold the blade steady to the degree of the belt. no doubt this will be a feature of the mk 3. despite my complaint, still recommend, especially if you have steady hands.

Pleased! Its a great sharpener. It would be better but its pretty good so far. I'm happy! Easy to use, slight learning curve but not bad. Quiet and takes up little bench space. Buy it and you'll be sharpening in no time.

Absolutely love it. I've had the original version for years finally upgraded to the Ken Onion version and it is definitely that much better. Worth every penny

This was missing a part that to connect to the bigger sharpener. I need that