does it work for ceramic knife too?
1060542
No, not working. For ceramics, you can try the diamond and then, without a good result
1060543
It's not recommended. Officially, ceramic knives must be sent back to their producer to be sharpened at the factory. Fortunately, this service is typically cheap or even free.
1734905
Yes, it sure will! I have used it for every kind of utensil, including a spatula!! I love this thing. The fact that there are 2 bowls, instead of one, is extremely useful!
331
I don't really know, but I don't see why not. I've used it on my large kitchen knives and it worked really well. You'll just have to adjust your motion to match the size of the blade to the available surface area of the stone. Good luck!
1012857
No - the instruction manual specifically indicates that ceramic knives are NOT RECOMMENDED to be sharpened in this model
2229476
The knife isn't guaranteed for life, the blade is simply supposed to stay sharp for life. That said, if you take care of this knife, it will stay sharp and serve you well for years. A couple key points based on below comments: Ceramic knives are not meant to be used to cut through bone or other hard and frozen material. That's one sure way to break the blade. Ceramic knives are best for soft objects, especially vegetables and fruits (where you won't want to use a metal blade) and soft proteins without bones.
321859
Yes But recently I have been using ceramic knives,the ceramics do hold an edge much longer. The henkels are great but you do need to keep them sharp either with a ceramic,pr diamond steel or a sharpening service or device.... I love my good knives,sharp....
628535
Probably about the same as a regular razor blade. The advantage of the ceramic blade is that it doesn't wear out; in other respects it behaves almost exactly like steel.
1061499
Yes. The spine of the knife is rough from the stamping procedure used to make it. Run a file down the spine a few times to help square it up and give the spine sharper corners. It'll then work great.
1942136
Unfortunately, no. It is simply for ceramic knives. I have found that Kyocera knives sharpen well. Other,less expensive brands and "closeout" types, not so well. I imagine that kKyocera designed the honing discs to work optimally on their ceramic knife formulary.
2058625
I would think it would. You may want to email the company and ask them . I use mine on all my scissors and knifes and so far it works very good. BUt I have just cheap scissors and knifes.
687488
Yes, I think it would work. It is very easy to use and does a nice job on all knives also.
1214882
I haven't tried, but honestly I'd be surprised if you could. I think you'll need something a little harder to sharpen ceramics.
1953106
No, ceramic blades require a professional setup. The vibration from a regular sharpener will shatter a ceramic blade.
299937
I don't see why this sharpener wouldn't work for other knives also. It simply consists of 3 ceramic grinding wheels of different grit. Global is a company which produces knives.
1907454
I am not sure how wide your knife is. However, if it will fit in the sharpener I guarantee it will do the job.
2107409
I have no experience with these, but since this - like all silicone greases - works on metal, rubber, plastic and nearly everything else, it should work fine on ceramic.
199889
This works on all my stainless and high carbon knives and machetes. The ceramic side provides a super sharp edge, once you get it close with the carbide. The only thing I do that gets it sharper is the leather barber's strop with Turtle Wax rubbing compound.