A sharpener sitting in a kitchen drawer rarely gets picked up. That's exactly the problem this oak knife sharpener station solves: your sharpening system stands upright next to the cutting board, visible and within arm's reach. If you see it standing there, you pick it up, and it's that short, regular touch-up that keeps knives in shape for years.
Why an oak knife sharpener station works on the countertop
Besides being practical, it's simply nice material too. Oak is a light, sturdy wood with a calm grain that suits a bright kitchen or a wooden worktop. The wood is strong enough to keep everything in place, even if you brush past it with a wet hand.
What you store in it
The station is designed for the HORL sharpener and the loose stones used with the system. That way the discs don't sit loose in a drawer rubbing against each other, and you know exactly which grit to grab during a sharpening session.
- Brand
- HORL
- Material
- Oak wood
- Use
- Holder for HORL sharpener and sharpening stones
- Weight
- Approximately 600 grams
- Item number
- STARSE-P
- EAN
- 767523577531
Caring for the wood
Treat it like any other kitchen wood: not in the dishwasher, not under the tap and not left standing in a puddle of water on the counter. Wiping with a slightly damp cloth is enough. If the wood looks dry, a little furniture or wood oil brings the colour back.
Bill's tipPut the station next to your cutting board instead of tucked in a corner. A sharpener you see every day gets used, and then you never have to work with a truly blunt knife again.
Prefer a darker wood? Check out the same station in walnut. Don't have a sharpener yet? The HORL 2 Cruise is a good starting point. The full range is at HORL knife sharpeners.
