Sharpens axes of the same brand perfectly. For others, it is not certain. Straight knife (without teeth), simple for cutting a slice of bread, tomato, which it couldn't cut, now it has turned into a razor. I first wet the surface of the knife, then I sharpened it and it made this difference in its edge.

For the price and quality, Fiskars is very good and with very good results in sharpening knives.

Very mediocre sharpener... the round stone it has broke quickly and the sharpening it did was not something great. With a simple stone and a little patience someone can achieve much better results.

For knives, if they are branded, it does not sharpen them, if they are something fake, it does it very well. As for the axes, no, I was not satisfied, better with a simple file, it is not effortless in sharpening and it does not work on its own.

Hmm, Now if I say that I wasn't impressed, will I sound exaggerated? Since Fiskars is reputable in the field. It sharpens the knives, I won't deny that, to a very good degree, but it doesn't make them razor-sharp. Maybe I believed that such a sharpener would make them razor-sharp, but it's not true. Anyway, I tried to sharpen another brand's hatchet, but it didn't fit. Maybe they have calculated the gap only for their own brand's hatchets. If I were to buy again, I would choose another brand that obviously has taken care of all types of hatchets. There are similar ones in the market for both knives and hatchets.