Product Details
If you want to achieve the perfect level of sharpness on a knife, this set will do the trick. It features two interchangeable discs that affix to the roller of the HORL 2 or HORL 2 Pro knife sharpeners (not the HORL 2 Cruise). These discs are #3000 (fine) and #6000 (extra-fine), designed to be used on sharp Western and Japanese knives to refine their blades. To use, simply unscrew an existing disc on an applicable HORL 2 sharpener and replace with this one. (Please ensure your knife is already sharpened and honed before using the corundum stone, as it is meant to refine an edge of a sharp blade rather than sharpen.) The compact size, in comparison to a high-grit whetstone, makes it easy to store. Use the leather strop at the last stage of the process. Made of vegetable-tanned cowhide, it frees the blade from all grinding residue and provides a professional finish. Not compatible with the new HORL 3 knife sharpeners and HORL 3 accessories.
Please note: HORL products can only be shipped within the UK
Why we love it
'The HORL 2 is quick, neat, and effective. While whetstones take time and practice to master, the HORL 2 does not. It’s like having the ease, speed and definition of a pull-through sharpener, but the versatility and relative gentleness of a whetstone.'Bundle
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Specifications & Care
| Care | To clean corundum stones, gently rub both their surfaces against each other. If you only have one of the stones, you can clean it with sandpaper, an eraser or a wet brush. |
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| Country of Origin | Germany |
| Material | Stainless steel, corundum, vegetable-tanned cowhide |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Weight | 352g |
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About The Brand
HORL 1993
Timo and Otmar Horl, the father-and-son duo behind HORL 1993 had a singular vision: bring professional standards of knife sharpening to the home cook, simplified. What began at a home cellar is now a fully-staffed workshop in Germany’s Black Forest where every aspect of the manufacturing process is done locally, from steel melding to laser engraving.
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