SHARPAL 194H Whetstone Knife Blade Sharpener User Manual
- June 2, 2024
- SHARPAL
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User Manual
Item#194H
194H Whetstone Knife Blade Sharpener
Common Sharpening Angles:
| Type of Knife or Tool | Common Angle |
|---|---|
| Cleaver/Machete | 25 – 30 Degrees |
| Hunting/Pocket/Survival/Sport Knives | 20 – 25 Degrees |
| Chef’s/Kitchen/Smaller/Boning/Carving Knives | 17 – 22 Degrees |
| Fillet/Paring/Sushi Knives Most Japanese Cutlery | 12 – 17 Degrees |
Note: Consult with the manufacturer of your knife or inquire at a
knowledgeable knife shop to determine what angle is exactly appropriate for
your knife. 
- Open the angle ruler (A) upward. Slide the bubble bracket (B) to make its indicator arrow (D) point to the angleyou desire on the angle ruler.
- Attach the magnetic base (C) to the middle of knife blade and in a perpendicular position to the cutting edge of the blade. (See Fig.1)
- Put the knife on the sharpening stone/tool. Observe the position of the bubble while adjusting the angle between the knife blade and sharpening stone/tool. When the bubble is between the two black lines on the vial, it is the desired sharpening angle. (See Fig.2)
- Keep the bubble between the two black lines and start to sharpen the knife. When necessary, the user can stop at any position to check the position of the bubble and adjust the sharpening angle to maintain correct and consistent sharpening angle. Maintaining a consistent sharpening angle is the key to obtain the sharpest cutting edge.
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*Each SHARPAL product is warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for 3 years from the date of purchase under normal wear and tear, except for damage caused by misuse or alteration. THIS WARRANTY APPLIES ONLY TO NON-INDUSTRIAL OR NON-COMMERCIAL USE. If you want to make a warranty claim, please contact us through SHARPAL website or send an email directly to warranty@sharpal.com.
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