Saker Honing Guide with Whetstone - Red Off-Center Upgraded Honing Tool and Diamond Sharpening Stone Set Kit for Knife, Short Chisels and Planes, Fine/Coarse Plate, 400/1000/Grit…
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Style: Red Honing Guide and Stone
Features
- New Angle Fixing Tool - This honing guide can secure and fine-tune the angle where the chisel edge meets the whetstone, allowing the entire knife edge to be sharpened uniformly.
- Optional Sharpening Angles - Get the standard sharpening angles by adjusting the distance between the top of the chisel and the honing guide; upgraded off-center roller design improves performance with shorter planer blades.
- Compatible with Chisels & Planer Blades - You can fix the chisels and planer blades from width 0.2-2.55 inches by adjusting the knob, which covers the commonly used sizes. It is locked by a metal stud, no knife will fall off even if it is dumped.
- Wide Roller Attached - With the widened bearings-roller at the bottom, you could just scroll and forth to easily sharpen your chisel, wider wheels for greater stability, eliminating the need to worry about tipping the jig during use, ensuring that your work is done rigorously and smoothly.
- All Metal - The body was made from aluminum alloy, heavy enough to support the weight of most chisels, wear-resistant, anti-corrosion, will never get rust after years of use.
Material: Alloy Steel
Brand: Saker
Color: Red
Product Dimensions: 8.3"L x 3.9"W x 1.6"H
Item Weight: 1.1 Pounds
Grit Type: Super Fine
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Saker
Material: Alloy Steel
Brand: Saker
Color: Red
Product Dimensions: 8.3"L x 3.9"W x 1.6"H
Item Weight: 1.1 Pounds
Grit Type: Super Fine
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Saker
Item Weight: 1.1 pounds
Item model number: GJ41458-X49626
Date First Available: May 17, 2023
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Style: Red Honing Guide
I bought this to sharpen a spokeshave blade due to its stated ability to accommodate short chisels. It work just as advertised. Of particular use is its ability to be used from both sides. I’m happy with it.
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2025 by John of WV
Style: Red Honing Guide and Stone
The wider roller is an improvement.
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2025 by David B.
Style: Red Honing Guide and Stone
The basic function of the sharpener works well, and I have cleaned up some old construction chisels that are close to razor sharp. That said there is a fundamental design flaw that will often leave chisel edges angled when sharpened as the angle guide uses the backside of the chisel to create the datum for the chisel edge. I have a nice set of Marples chisels that I sharpened, and when I noticed the angle on the finished edge, I measured the thickness of the chisel with a caliper from left to right across the backside that rests against the angle guide, and the thickness varies up to 0.25mm. As the chisel rests on the angle guide on this backside surface, it will inevitably result in angling the sharpened surface. The only way to adjust for this is to manually shim the backside of the chisel resting against the angle guide to make sure the sharpened edge is laying absolutely flat against the stone. Not an easy task! Otherwise this kit works fine and will deliver a sharpened edge. Note that I also finish the edges on a 3000 and then 8000 grit stone.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2025 by RPT RPT
Style: Red Honing Guide and Stone
I have no past experience with working with these diamond sharpeners. This was easy to use and the roller worked very nice to sharpen the end of chisel. It appears to be good quality to me and I thought the price was okay. The base did slide on me so I had to hold the base. It was nice to be able to flip the diamond bar over for the 2 different grits. I may need more grits when I know how to sharpen better. This should last a long time unless I am not using it properly.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2025 by Blue Pansy
Style: Red Honing Guide
Seems perfect to me. Easily adjusted for both chisels and plane blades, two fixed angles are easy to use. My third Sakar tool and each has been well-made and accurate at an affordable price.
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2025 by Cousin DuPree
Style: Red Honing Guide
Much better than the small wheel guide.
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2025 by R. Bliss
Style: Red Honing Guide and Stone
I like the self centering jig being made of aluminum but it lacks refinement in its tolerances. The jaws are loose within their track. This leads the chisel, in this case, not being square to the jig itself. The kit I bought came with a 400/1000 grit "diamond" stone. The quality of this stone is sub-par at best. By the time I sharpened 6 chisels the stone had lost its ability to effectively sharpen. Here's the kicker, the stone is warped. After transitioning from 400 to 1000 you can see in the photo, after using marking dye, the 1000 grit side is bowed, raised in the center. I used a straight edge and I could rock it side to side a 1/32". I would recommend just buying the jig and buy a set of better stones. Even then you'll have to double check for square.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025 by BryanC BryanC
Got this to straighten out my woodworking tools. Consistency is beyond anything I could do free-hand, especially on something like a 6mm chisel where it's really difficult to feel a face registering flat. From flattening on 80-grit sandpaper all the way up to a 6000-grit water-stone for a mirror-polish, you can literally read text in the reflection, and it's dead flat; no waviness on the edges that sometimes happens free-handing it. I flatten all the faces then put it in the guide and begin back at the bottom of the grit ladder, 80 or 150 to flatten, then 1000-grit water stone and 6000 to polish. To be fair, to completely re-face the 1" chisel by hand took probably 2-3 hours and 5-6 sheets of 80-grit. It can be done with the honing guide if you have the patience. Once it's flat, it takes maybe 20-30 minutes on the 1000-grit just cause I skip a lot of grits in between; (only had low-grit paper and two-sided water-stone). Then 10-15 minutes maybe on the 6000-grit for a mirror polish, depends on the size of the chisel too. That's all for a full-reface though, once it's done, it's much faster to do touch ups on a secondary 30 degree bevel after the 25 degree has been established. In that 3 hours, the chisel didn't move once after it was locked into the guide, only thumb-tightened. It doesn't required much pressure if you let the grit do the work. If you really put weight into it, it might slip but muscle is unnecessary imo Would recommend that you go through all the grits in one go after setting the chisel in the guide. There's no real way to set the chisel exactly back in the spot where it was if you mess with it in between grits. You can get close but we're talking a couple microns for dead flat mirror polish and if you tweak it in between you'll throw off the alignment. You'll notice your polish line will be ever so slightly higher or lower if you mess with it in between. Might not be a big deal depending but something to note If you're going to use it on slab+low-grit, it helps to put a piece of tape or paper down to protect the roller. On a polishing stone, it mostly just glides without damaging the face of the roller. Oiled the bearings regularly, idk if they'll rust from being used on a water-stone; looks like the pin can be hammered out so if they need to be cleaned or replaced should be easy enough For me, it fit a 6mm chisel, all the way up to a 2" plane blade. A minor issue is the roller is so closely machined to the body that it can accumulate lint/metal shavings in between the body and the roller. It's easy enough to dust out but with a little more clearance is probably avoidable altogether. Only wish there was a jig included to set degrees, like made of plastic or such. I'm definitely going to ruin the instruction sheet with the reference markings on it, so will have to make my own jig for 25 and 30 degrees before I lose the instruction sheet. Small issues aside, it works very well so far. Can't comment on longevity. Hopefully it'll last cause I can see this being one of those 'if it goes missing I'd buy it again immediately' items. Do not even want to attempt free-handing small chisels again after seeing how accurate a sharpening jig really is.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2024 by Jeff Jeff