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The Global MinoSharp Plus ceramic wheel water sharpener sharpens all brands of straight-edge knives with easy water-soaked wheels, now $19.60 (50% off $39.20) with coupon EDGE10 and online purchase.
Pair withGlobal Ni GN-6001 6-Piece Knife Block Set with Block, Silver$98.16
Categories : Knife Sharpeners
SKU : HON-KNI-150
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The Global MinoSharp Plus is a two-wheel ceramic water sharpener for straight-edge kitchen knives of any brand. If ease of use is your priority, this is the right sharpening tool: soak, fill, and pull the blade through. Buy online now for $19.60 (compare at $39.20), apply coupon EDGE10 for another 10% off, and enjoy free shipping over $45.
Works with all brands of double-bevel knives. Not for serrated knives or single-bevel blades like Bunmei. Ideal maintenance companion for Global, Miyabi, Wüsthof, and Victorinox knives.
The MinoSharp Plus's larger ceramic wheels put a bigger, longer-lasting edge on your knife than smaller manual sharpeners — more effective than comparable gadgets, manual or electric.
Home cooks restoring dull chef knives, professionals maintaining edges between stones, and Global knife owners keeping warranty blades razor sharp.
$19.60 vs. $39.20 — 50% off. Stack EDGE10 at checkout. Free shipping on orders over $45.
Two ceramic wheels (coarse white, medium pink) restore and finish edges in seconds
Larger wheels deliver a bigger, longer-lasting edge than standard manual sharpeners
Works on all brands of straight-edge knives at $19.60 — 50% off with coupon EDGE10 available
Color: Black/Red
Model: MinoSharp Plus
Method: Water
Product Type: Manual Water Knife Sharpener
Compatibility: All straight-edge knives; not serrated or single-bevel
Current Price: $19.60 USD
Wheel Material: Ceramic
Compare-at Price: $39.20 USD
Sharpening Stages: 2 (Coarse white wheel, Medium/finishing pink wheel)
Seller: Honed Edge Cutlery
MPN: MinoSharp Plus
Fill the reservoir, draw the blade through the coarse white wheel, finish on the pink wheel. Larger ceramic wheels produce a bigger, longer-lasting edge.
Electric sharpeners cost 3–5x more and over-grind. Pull-through mini sharpeners use small wheels that wear edges fast. MinoSharp Plus balances ease, control, and edge life at $19.60.
$19.60 vs. $39.20 compare-at. Extra 10% off with coupon EDGE10. Free shipping over $45.
Right here at Honed Edge Cutlery for $19.60, 50% off the $39.20 list price, with online checkout and free shipping over $45.
$19.60 — 50% off. Apply coupon code EDGE10 at checkout for an extra 10% off this promotion.
Yes, all brands of straight-edge knives. It cannot be used on serrated knives or single-bevel knives like Bunmei.
The MinoSharp Plus's large ceramic wheels remove more metal control and produce a longer-lasting edge than most manual or electric gadgets, without over-grinding.
At $19.60 (was $39.20) with an extra 10% coupon, it's one of the most affordable ways to keep premium knives sharp.
Fill the reservoir, soak the wheels, and pull the knife through a few times — the difference is dramatic. My chef's knife went from pushing tomatoes to slicing them paper thin. Simple, foolproof, and cheap. Every kitchen needs one.
Three passes per side and my knives are scary sharp again.
The two-stage setup handles both my dull grocery-store knives and my better Japanese blades. Results aren't quite whetstone-level on the finest edge, but it's 90% of the way there with 10% of the effort and skill. Water reservoir keeps things mess-free. Solid value.
I could never figure out whetstones and paid for sharpening services twice a year. This sharpener fixed that. Ten seconds per knife and everything in my drawer cuts like new. My husband even uses it without supervision, which says a lot.
I was nervous about running my Japanese santoku through any pull-through sharpener, but the ceramic wheels are gentle and the results are excellent — keen edge, no visible damage, no ripped feel on paper. Pair it with a strop and you're basically at stone level. Recommended.
It sharpens well once you get the angle and pressure right, but my first attempts were inconsistent — light even pressure is key. Also the coarse wheel removed more steel than I expected. It works, just read the instructions and start gentle.
