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Support for your angle
A magnetic wood base with five marked positions. Check the grip and match the setting to your knife.
A small ritual for the everyday kitchen
A better edge.
A simple roll. EdgeRoll rolling knife sharpener.
Meet the 5-angle magnetic rolling knife sharpener. A wood base, dual rollers, and a more considered way to care for your knives.
Made for the routine. Priced for the everyday.
05 Angle positions02 Abrasive grades01 Simple ritual
THE EDGEROLL SETNO. 01 / KNIFE CARE
A countertop routine, at your own pace. Knife not included.Fewer things. Better habits.
Your next kitchen ritual,
all in one set.
An approachable starting point for a better edge. The base supports the angle; you control the roll.
- Magnetic wood base · 12° / 15° / 17° / 19° / 22°
- Dual rolling abrasives · approximately 400 + 1000 grit
- Manual operation, without charging or power
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Magnetic wood base + dual rolling abrasives
The method
Small motions. A steady approach.
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Set your angle
Match the knife maker’s guidance. Check that the blade grips securely and the edge clears the base.
02Find your rhythm
Move the roller along the bevel with light pressure. Work both sides, keeping fingers behind the edge.
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Finish with care
Use the finer abrasive to refine the edge. Clean the knife separately, brush away dust, and store the set dry.
Start with a compatible magnetic steel knife with a plain, double-bevel edge. Follow the knife maker’s guidance. No fixed pass count or universal blade fit.
A little knowledge goes a long way
Find your angle.
Keep your edge.
Different knives ask for different care. Five positions give you options; the right one starts with your knife maker’s recommendation.
Choose from the five positions marked on the guide. Ceramic, serrated, and single-bevel blades need a different approach.
Get to know the anglesThe set, up close
Simple parts. A considered whole.
Wood. Magnetic support. Manual control.
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A motion you control
A wood roller and dual abrasives, approximately 400 + 1000 grit. Use light pressure, then a finer finish.
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A place between sessions
Let the set dry before putting it away in its fitted box. Store your knife separately and safely.
The EdgeRoll notebook
Good tools. A little know-how.
The method · 4 min
How Rolling Knife Sharpeners Work
Understand the magnetic base, the abrasive roller, and the checks to make before a blade meets the tool.
Read the guideAngle basics · 4 min
Knife Sharpening Angle Basics
What an angle means, why smaller is not always better, and where to start with your own knife.
Read the guideCare & upkeep · 3 min
How to Care for a Rolling Knife Sharpener
Remove sharpening dust, look after the wood, and know what to check before your next session.
Read the guideBefore you roll
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Blade fit, the five angles, and how to make the most of your set.
More answersWhich five angles are included?
The guide is marked 12°, 15°, 17°, 19°, and 22°. Start with your knife maker’s recommended sharpening angle and check whether it is expressed per side or as a total edge angle. A smaller number is not automatically better. If none of the positions suits your knife, choose another method or ask a professional.
Will it work with every kitchen knife?
Use it with magnetic steel knives that have plain, double-bevel edges. Check magnetic grip, blade height, and roller clearance first. Narrow blades, thick bolsters, and curved tips need particular care. Ceramic knives, serrated edges, scissors, and single-bevel blades need a different method. Chipped or damaged edges may need professional repair.
What do the 400# and 1000# markings mean?
They identify the two nominal abrasive grades: approximately 400 grit for sharpening and 1000 grit for a finer finish. Grit numbers are approximate and are not independently certified measurements; grading can differ between abrasive systems. We do not claim a certified diamond composition or a fixed abrasive lifespan. Use light pressure and check the edge rather than relying on a fixed pass count.
What comes in the box?
The set includes a magnetic five-angle wood base, a wood rolling sharpener, and dual sharpening abrasives marked 400# and 1000#, presented in a fitted box. Knives, cutting boards, and other styling props in the photos are not included. The complete set is $59 USD.
Make room for a better routine
A little care for the knives you keep.
The 5-angle set · $59 USD · A routine worth keeping.