WORK SHARP - BRO POCKET KNIFE SHARPENER - Born And Raised Outdoors
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Product Description
The WORK SHARP Pocket Knife Sharpener is a compact, packable knife sharpener designed for sharpening on the go. The diamond sharpening plate and ceramic honing rod use built-in angle guides to create a sharp edge anytime, anywhere. Custom branded with Born and Raised Outdoors logo Perfect knife sharpener for field, hom.
The WORK SHARP Pocket Knife Sharpener is a compact, packable knife sharpener designed for sharpening on the go. The diamond sharpening plate and ceramic honing rod use built-in angle guides to create a sharp edge anytime, anywhere.
Custom branded with Born and Raised Outdoors logo
- Perfect knife sharpener for field, home or shop use.
- 20° angle guide on the 320 grit diamond plate
- 25° angle guide on the fine ceramic rod
- Compact and precise design make is easy to pack carry so you can sharpen anytime, anywhere - with speed and ease.
- All elements are self-contained and require no set up or assembly in the field.
- This tool comes with a Lifetime Warranty.
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