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Kitchen accessories - KOTAI sharpening steel - 30 cm rod
Kitchen accessories - KOTAI sharpening steel - 30 cm rod
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Kitchen accessories - Sharpening steel
Stainless steel and black pakka wood
Just as it takes a diamond to sharpen a diamond, it takes a very hard steel to sharpen a steel knife. With HRC 65, the Kotai sharpening steel can fix even the hardest steel alloys in just a few strokes. Thanks to the hard steel used in making Kotai knives, they only need to be sharpened about once a week, depending on use.
Thoughtful design for extra safety and comfort:
- Extra long 30cm rod, long enough to sharpen your longest knives.
- Pakkawood handle for comfortable grip and durability.
- Magnetized rod collects steel dust to keep your kitchen tidy.
- Built-in 15˚ guide on the finger guard helps you sharpen your knives at the correct angle.
- The pointed tip of the rod anchors itself to your table for added stability and security.
A sharp knife is a safe knife. A dull knife is harder to control and can slip, increasing the chance of injuring your fingers.
A good sharpening steel will help you realign the edge of your knife to make cooking safer, faster and more enjoyable.
Stainless steel and black pakka wood
Just as it takes a diamond to sharpen a diamond, it takes a very hard steel to sharpen a steel knife. With HRC 65, the Kotai sharpening steel can fix even the hardest steel alloys in just a few strokes. Thanks to the hard steel used in making Kotai knives, they only need to be sharpened about once a week, depending on use.
Thoughtful design for extra safety and comfort:
- Extra long 30cm rod, long enough to sharpen your longest knives.
- Pakkawood handle for comfortable grip and durability.
- Magnetized rod collects steel dust to keep your kitchen tidy.
- Built-in 15˚ guide on the finger guard helps you sharpen your knives at the correct angle.
- The pointed tip of the rod anchors itself to your table for added stability and security.
A sharp knife is a safe knife. A dull knife is harder to control and can slip, increasing the chance of injuring your fingers.
A good sharpening steel will help you realign the edge of your knife to make cooking safer, faster and more enjoyable.
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