The AccuSharp 9-inch sharpening steel realigns the edge of a blade so your household knives stay properly honed (part no. 032C). The steel surface returns the edge of a good blade in around 10 strokes. It is a simple maintenance tool: use it between sharpenings to keep a kitchen or utility knife cutting cleanly.

Key Specifications

• The steel is 9 inches long, a practical size for full-length strokes on most kitchen knives.
• The surface is fine grit 1500, which realigns and smooths the edge rather than removing much metal.
• A good blade comes back to a working edge in about 10 strokes, so touch-ups are quick.
• It is made to realign the edge of household knives, keeping them honed between sharpenings.
• It is sold as a 9-inch butcher steel, the style used for quick edge maintenance in the kitchen.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many strokes does it take? AccuSharp says the steel returns the edge of a good blade in around 10 strokes.

What does a sharpening steel do? It realigns the blade edge so a knife cuts cleanly. It maintains an edge between sharpenings.

Buy the AccuSharp 9-Inch Sharpening Steel

A steel is the tool you reach for every few uses to keep an edge working. This one is sized for full strokes and finishes with a fine 1500 grit surface. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas shop for fast shipping, and see more from AccuSharp in our knife accessories.