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SHARPAL 105N Multipurpose Pocket Knife Sharpener and Garden Tool Sharpener, Sharpening Secateurs, Shears, Loppers, Axe, Pruner, Scissors, Lawnmower Blade

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Material Tungsten Carbide
Brand SHARPAL
Colour Black and Orange
Product dimensions 5.3L x 1.2W x 0.6H centimetres
Item weight 55 Grams
Grit type Fine
Manufacturer Sharpal Inc.
Global Trade Identification Number 00814744020046
UPC 814744020046

About this item

  • ✅Full carbide construction for durable use
  • ✅Restore and hone all sorts of knives, garden implements, scissors, tools edge, etc.
  • ✅Compact & portable design with pen clip
  • ✅Soft grip rubber handle for comfort; Built-in lanyard hole
  • ✅3 YEARS of Commitment and Superior After-Sale Service: Sharpal, headquartered in CA, US with branches in Germany and Australia, ensures easy and cost-effective sharpening solutions. All products are rigorously tested to the highest standards
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About SHARPAL

Sharpal Inc. is a manufacturer of professional and patented multifunction knife and tool sharpeners for the outdoor and sports, garden and workshop, and culinary and kitchen industries. For more than 25 years we have been passionately researching and developing quality products, which provide consumers with an easy and cost-effective way to obtain a sharp edge.

SHARPAL 105N METALKUTTER Multipurpose Sharpening Tool

The best companion for your garden implements, knives, etc.

  • Full carbide construction for durable use
  • Restore and hone all sorts of knives, garden implements, scissors, tools edge, etc.
  • Compact & portable design with pen clip
  • Soft grip rubber handle for comfort
  • Built-in lanyard hole
  • Measures 13.5 cm L x 3 cm W x 1.5 cm H

Key Features

Two Stages

Two Stages

  1. Quick edge setting--for a badly worn, nicked or very dull edges
  2. Fine honing--for a sharp edge

Premium Abrasive Material

Premium Abrasive Material

  1. Push and slide this SHARPAL Sharpening Tool along the knife edge 10000 times
  2. No break found in tungsten carbide

Portable

Portable

It’s housed in a compact, portable design with a removable pen clip and lanyard hole, perfect for work shirts, backpacks and tool belts.

Soft and Anti-Slip Grip

Soft and Anti-Slip Grip

The soft rubber handle yields a secure, comfortable grip while you work.

Varied Uses (Except Serration)

Garden Implements

Garden Implements

  • Pruners
  • Loppers
  • Hedge Shears

Straight Knife Edge (Ceramic Knife NOT Included)

Straight Knife Edge (Ceramic Knife NOT Included)

  • Pocket Knives
  • Hunting Knives
  • Fillet Knives
  • Tactical Knives
  • Chef’s Knives

Scissors and Shears

Scissors and Shears

  • Scissors
  • Shears

 Other Tools Edge

Other Tools Edge

  • Axe
  • Hatchet
  • Machete
  • Mower Blade

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4.3 out of 5 stars
5,251 global ratings

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Customers find the knife sharpener effective for sharpening blades. They find it easy to use and convenient. The compact size is appreciated, making it portable and useful. Many customers appreciate its value for money and build quality. However, some have issues with how well it fits in their pockets.

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84 customers mention ‘Sharpening ability’75 positive9 negative

Customers appreciate the sharpening ability of the knife sharpener. They find it easy to use, and the blades are sharpened brilliantly. The two types of sharpening surfaces are effective, and the metal grinds away on the edge to be sharpened while barely being affected itself.

"...A few stripes with this and they sharpened up amazingly...." Read more

"...It works fine and I've been using it regularly to sharpen my secateurs (instead of letting them get really blunt and annoying), a pair of scissors..." Read more

"...All scissors are now razor sharp, helps with hand fatigue and arthritis pain. Blunt scissors cause accidents and blisters!..." Read more

"It is the best practical sharpener. I have tried various grads of sandpaper, and looked at the costly diamond wet/dry stones(rectangular shape)...." Read more

73 customers mention ‘Effectiveness’66 positive7 negative

Customers appreciate the knife sharpener's effectiveness. They find it easy to use, with a sturdy handle that fits big hands comfortably. The sharpener works well with wet stones and is an excellent tool for sharpening pocket knives.

"...as this little tool, is surprisingly effective. You do not need to use a lot of pressure when using...." Read more

"Can't remember what I paid, but it was probably OK value. It works fine and I've been using it regularly to sharpen my secateurs..." Read more

"Excellent." Read more

"Absolutely brilliant I think it would put an edge on anything" Read more

60 customers mention ‘Ease of use’50 positive10 negative

Customers find the knife sharpener easy to use and store. They say it's a convenient little tool that sharpens just about anything. It has a good size, weight, and feel on the hand that helps with hand fatigue and arthritis pain.

"...It is not very difficult but there is a slight knack to it...." Read more

"...All scissors are now razor sharp, helps with hand fatigue and arthritis pain. Blunt scissors cause accidents and blisters!..." Read more

"Sharpened secateurs and trimmers perfectly. Easy to use." Read more

"...Easy to use and store." Read more

38 customers mention ‘Gadget quality’38 positive0 negative

Customers find the knife sharpener useful. They find it easy to use and a good addition to their toolkit. The sharpener can be used on scissors, utility knives, penknives, and carving tools.

"...this is a great wee device, but needs some tweaking so that it doesn't end up, accidentally,..." Read more

"...I could not believe how good an edge i could get on scissors, utility knife, penknife, secateurs and carving knives. Game changer !" Read more

"...Fab little gadget, not often surprised these days but this did surprise me big time." Read more

"Easy to use. Seems good. Does the job." Read more

27 customers mention ‘Compactness’27 positive0 negative

Customers find the knife sharpener compact and easy to carry around in their pockets. It's small but mighty, fits nicely in their pockets, and is suitable for small jobs.

"...I am going to try it on my lawnmower next, as because of its compact size...." Read more

"...Its size makes it so easy to control...." Read more

"...really impressed with this little pocket-sized sharpener." Read more

"I love the compactness of this - makes it easy to carry in tool bag/belt" Read more

20 customers mention ‘Build quality’18 positive2 negative

Customers are satisfied with the knife sharpener's build quality. They mention it's well-made, sturdy, and professional-grade. The metal is amazing and there are no signs of wear, which bodes well for its longevity.

"Looks robust have not tried it yet but hopefully it is just the job for garden tools etc. Packaged well arrived in good time. :)" Read more

"Seems to do the job. Not used it much but it looks sturdy enough to last for some time." Read more

"...I don't know how long it will last but seems sturdy." Read more

"Best quality and value for money sharpener i’ve ever purchased, used for quite a while now many times and it still looks and sharpens as if it’s..." Read more

20 customers mention ‘Value for money’20 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the knife sharpener's value for money. They find it inexpensive and a good buy.

"Can't remember what I paid, but it was probably OK value...." Read more

"...Not tried it on kitchen knives yet. Saves me money, no need to go to hardware shop to get scissors sharpened." Read more

"Bought this on a whim as it was cheap, it’s infinitely better than the set of whetstones I bought from غ that cost more than double...." Read more

"Best quality and value for money sharpener i’ve ever purchased, used for quite a while now many times and it still looks and sharpens as if it’s..." Read more

12 customers mention ‘Fit’0 positive12 negative

Customers find the knife sharpener's fit unsatisfactory. They mention the top doesn't fit properly, the storage cap fits too tightly, and the head is small. Some say it's a bit small for general use and arthritic hands.

"...The irritation snuck in early, because the lid does not fit properly over the sharpener..." Read more

"Bit small for general use and arthritic hands. takes ages to sharpen blades, bit fiddly" Read more

"...It worked very well. Unfortunately the storage cap fitted too tightly and the grip needed to remove would cause cut fingers...." Read more

"Handy little tool, however top did not fit it was too small." Read more

Takes A Little  Practice But Not Too Difficult
5 out of 5 stars
Takes A Little Practice But Not Too Difficult
I was looking for something to sharpen my secateurs, as the sharpening stone I had, was too big to use without dismantling them.I saw this little device and to be fair, I was highly dubious that would work.I have spent a lot of time soaking stones and sharpening shears etc.Read some reviews and thought I would give it a try,I was so wrong.I gave it a test to get the hang of it, on some ancient shears I use for cutting the odd bit of grass. A few stripes with this and they sharpened up amazingly.Counterintuitively, it it the edge of the mirrored side, that does the sharpening and the grooved side that does the fine honing.I have sharpened two pairs of shears a pair of scissors and 4 pairs of secateurs with it. They came out very well.I am going to try it on my lawnmower next, as because of its compact size. I should be able to do this, without removing the blade from the mower.Be careful to make sure you have the correct angle when sharpening anything (follow the one the tool manufacturer put there as closely as you can) as this little tool, is surprisingly effective. You do not need to use a lot of pressure when using.Get the correct angle and two or three stripes along the blade might well be enough.I have tried to upload a video, giving a rough guide on how to use it and also and explanation of some issues, that seemed to be causing a problem, for some users, regarding the cap either not fitting or being too tight.In the video I hold the secateurs with the point towards me, so people can see what I am doing more clearly.Where possible, point sharp tools away from yourself (shears, scissors, knives etc).Safety should be your first concern when sharpening.Another tip, is to try this sharpening tool on an old pair of secateurs or scissors, till you get the hang of keeping the angle that was put there during manufacturing.Start with slow light strokes and gradually increase to medium pressure, when you are more confident in your technique.It is not very difficult but there is a slight knack to it.If you get a little ridge on the back of the blade after sharpening (known as a burr) you can place the honing side of the sharpening tool flat against the back of the blade and one swipe should remove it.Look up YouTube for removing burrs from tools, if you are not really sure what they are.
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 September 2022
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    I was looking for something to sharpen my secateurs, as the sharpening stone I had, was too big to use without dismantling them.

    I saw this little device and to be fair, I was highly dubious that would work.
    I have spent a lot of time soaking stones and sharpening shears etc.
    Read some reviews and thought I would give it a try,

    I was so wrong.
    I gave it a test to get the hang of it, on some ancient shears I use for cutting the odd bit of grass. A few stripes with this and they sharpened up amazingly.
    Counterintuitively, it it the edge of the mirrored side, that does the sharpening and the grooved side that does the fine honing.

    I have sharpened two pairs of shears a pair of scissors and 4 pairs of secateurs with it. They came out very well.
    I am going to try it on my lawnmower next, as because of its compact size. I should be able to do this, without removing the blade from the mower.

    Be careful to make sure you have the correct angle when sharpening anything (follow the one the tool manufacturer put there as closely as you can) as this little tool, is surprisingly effective. You do not need to use a lot of pressure when using.

    Get the correct angle and two or three stripes along the blade might well be enough.

    I have tried to upload a video, giving a rough guide on how to use it and also and explanation of some issues, that seemed to be causing a problem, for some users, regarding the cap either not fitting or being too tight.

    In the video I hold the secateurs with the point towards me, so people can see what I am doing more clearly.
    Where possible, point sharp tools away from yourself (shears, scissors, knives etc).
    Safety should be your first concern when sharpening.

    Another tip, is to try this sharpening tool on an old pair of secateurs or scissors, till you get the hang of keeping the angle that was put there during manufacturing.

    Start with slow light strokes and gradually increase to medium pressure, when you are more confident in your technique.
    It is not very difficult but there is a slight knack to it.
    If you get a little ridge on the back of the blade after sharpening (known as a burr) you can place the honing side of the sharpening tool flat against the back of the blade and one swipe should remove it.

    Look up YouTube for removing burrs from tools, if you are not really sure what they are.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Takes A Little Practice But Not Too Difficult
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 September 2022
    I was looking for something to sharpen my secateurs, as the sharpening stone I had, was too big to use without dismantling them.

    I saw this little device and to be fair, I was highly dubious that would work.
    I have spent a lot of time soaking stones and sharpening shears etc.
    Read some reviews and thought I would give it a try,

    I was so wrong.
    I gave it a test to get the hang of it, on some ancient shears I use for cutting the odd bit of grass. A few stripes with this and they sharpened up amazingly.
    Counterintuitively, it it the edge of the mirrored side, that does the sharpening and the grooved side that does the fine honing.

    I have sharpened two pairs of shears a pair of scissors and 4 pairs of secateurs with it. They came out very well.
    I am going to try it on my lawnmower next, as because of its compact size. I should be able to do this, without removing the blade from the mower.

    Be careful to make sure you have the correct angle when sharpening anything (follow the one the tool manufacturer put there as closely as you can) as this little tool, is surprisingly effective. You do not need to use a lot of pressure when using.

    Get the correct angle and two or three stripes along the blade might well be enough.

    I have tried to upload a video, giving a rough guide on how to use it and also and explanation of some issues, that seemed to be causing a problem, for some users, regarding the cap either not fitting or being too tight.

    In the video I hold the secateurs with the point towards me, so people can see what I am doing more clearly.
    Where possible, point sharp tools away from yourself (shears, scissors, knives etc).
    Safety should be your first concern when sharpening.

    Another tip, is to try this sharpening tool on an old pair of secateurs or scissors, till you get the hang of keeping the angle that was put there during manufacturing.

    Start with slow light strokes and gradually increase to medium pressure, when you are more confident in your technique.
    It is not very difficult but there is a slight knack to it.
    If you get a little ridge on the back of the blade after sharpening (known as a burr) you can place the honing side of the sharpening tool flat against the back of the blade and one swipe should remove it.

    Look up YouTube for removing burrs from tools, if you are not really sure what they are.
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 May 2024
    Can't remember what I paid, but it was probably OK value. It works fine and I've been using it regularly to sharpen my secateurs (instead of letting them get really blunt and annoying), a pair of scissors I keep for the garden and even my lopper blades, but they really need the big g.ns, like the larger blades. The irritation snuck in early, because the lid does not fit properly over the sharpener (if I get someone to come to the aid of me and my wee hands, it'll be rammed on and then I can't get the darned thing back off) and, therefore, I can't clip it onto a pocket or belt loop. It ends up in the trug I schlep around with all the tools I'm using, plus a few (or a lot of) weeds along the way and then I have to rummage around to find it ... and its lid. In theory (and according to the YouTuber I was watching when I decided to order it) this is a great wee device, but needs some tweaking so that it doesn't end up, accidentally, lost somewhere in the garden, like quite a few trowels, hand forks and secateurs that have disappeared over the years. Just a smidgeon of precision engineering is still required to make this product indispensable.
    2 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 October 2024
    This tool is indispensable to me as I sew every day and sharp scissors are a must have. All scissors are now razor sharp, helps with hand fatigue and arthritis pain. Blunt scissors cause accidents and blisters! Not tried it on kitchen knives yet. Saves me money, no need to go to hardware shop to get scissors sharpened.
  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 21 October 2024
    Excellent.
  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 September 2024
    I have found this hardly makes any difference to the sharpness of my secateurs, and I suspect I may not be using it right. But the instructions on the packaging are minimal and I've not been able to find a clear 'how to use' clip anywhere.
  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 July 2024
    It is the best practical sharpener. I have tried various grads of sandpaper, and looked at the costly diamond wet/dry stones(rectangular shape). Its size makes it so easy to control. My old hand pruners went from blunt to sharp with just 3 swipes of the sharpening face and 2 swipes with the honing(burr) face.
    One person found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 June 2024
    Bought this on a whim as it was cheap, it’s infinitely better than the set of whetstones I bought from غ that cost more than double.
    I’ve used it to sharpen and hone my Denby kitchen knife set as well as the old set it replaced as I could never get a decent edge on them.
    Combine it with a leather strop and you’ll get almost razor sharp smooth edges.
    It’s also great for putting an edge back onto garden shears etc. really impressed with this little pocket-sized sharpener.
    One person found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 September 2024
    i was a bit dubious about this but at the price i decided to give it a go. Amazing! I could not believe how good an edge i could get on scissors, utility knife, penknife, secateurs and carving knives. Game changer !

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  • Penster
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great Buy!
    Reviewed in Canada on 25 November 2024
    Works really well and is easy to use.
  • Francisco
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente!
    Reviewed in Mexico on 5 September 2024
    El producto me encantó, es muy eficaz para afilar las herramientas, ademas de que es de un metal demasiado resistente.
    Aunque esperaba que el afilador fuera mas grande, pero me encantó el producto. 10/10
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    Francisco
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente!
    Reviewed in Mexico on 5 September 2024
    El producto me encantó, es muy eficaz para afilar las herramientas, ademas de que es de un metal demasiado resistente.
    Aunque esperaba que el afilador fuera mas grande, pero me encantó el producto. 10/10
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  • Johnny's girl
    5.0 out of 5 stars Love it
    Reviewed in the United States on 27 August 2024
    It was always so time consuming and hard to sharpen my garden sheers or my scissors because it's hard to reach. So then you gotta take it apart! So I would just buy a new set lol. This cool tool really works! It gets in those crevices easily and after several rubs, my tool is sharp again! This will save me money, time and my mood!
  • Pru
    5.0 out of 5 stars Ottimo
    Reviewed in Italy on 12 January 2025
    Funziona molto bene, va inclinato di 23 o 25 gradi
  • Manu
    5.0 out of 5 stars Sorpréndentemente efectivo.
    Reviewed in Spain on 7 November 2024
    Muy buen afilador. Está hecho de un material muy duro y es capaz de afilar cualquier cosa que le pongas sin desgastarse. Yo lo he usado con herramientas en muy mal estado y ha sido capaz de mejorarlas.