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Tojiro Japan
Art Cook Ceramic Roll Sharpener – White
€12,50
Unit price perIn stock - Ready to be shipped
Specification & Dimensions
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Abrasive Material
Ceramic Roller Whetstone
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Body Material
ABS Resin (White)
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Compatible Knives
Double-edged (Steel, Stainless, Fluorine-coated)
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Dimensions
11.0 x 3.5 x 2.5 cm
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Weight
30 g
Compact Edge Restoration: The Tojiro Art Cook Ceramic Roll Sharpener
For home cooks seeking a quick and space-saving solution to maintain their blades, the Tojiro Art Cook FK-437 offers a streamlined approach to edge maintenance. Unlike larger sharpening systems, this ultra-compact device utilizes a specialized internal ceramic roller to restore the cutting edge of double-beveled knives. Its lightweight ABS resin construction and simple "back-and-forth" mechanism make it an accessible tool for daily touch-ups, eliminating the need for water or complex setup.
Engineered for Convenience and Dry Use
The core of this sharpener is a ceramic roller whetstone positioned inside the guide slot. As the knife is drawn through the groove, the wheel rotates against the edge, providing a consistent sharpening angle and removing minor dullness. This model is explicitly designed for dry use, meaning it requires no soaking or water lubrication. It is compatible with a wide range of double-edged materials, including stainless steel, carbon steel, and even fluorine-coated (non-stick) blades, but it is not suitable for single-bevel traditional Japanese knives.
Usage and Care
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Dry Use Only: Do not use water with this device.
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Sharpening Motion: Insert the knife vertically into the guide slot. Unlike carbide pull-throughs, the rolling ceramic mechanism allows for a gentle back-and-forth (sawing) motion to sharpen the edge efficiently.
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Stability: Due to its light weight (30g), ensure the unit is held firmly on a flat surface during use.
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Compatibility: [CAUTION] strictly for double-bevel knives (e.g., Santoku, Gyuto, Petty). Do not use on serrated knives (bread knives) or single-bevel traditional Japanese blades (e.g., Deba, Yanagiba), as the fixed angle will damage their profile.