Khanka Hard Travel Case Replacement for Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpener/Ken Onion Edition (yellow zipper)

It doesn't fit the Ken Onion out of the box. However, it is really easy. There's a lever on the sharpener that you push so it can fold in and then it fits. I figured it out by looking at the photo.Its actually perfect- sturdy, lightweight, and the yellow zipper makes it easy to pick out among the other cases.

I wanted a case that would fit my JBL Charge 5 with a silicone case on it. All of the cases designed specifically for the Charge 5 will not work with a silicone case as well. After researching and comparing sizes, this was the best case I found. It is definitely bigger than needed, but nothing else I was looking at was coming closer in all dimensions.I added a piece of 3/4in foam between the speaker and chargers as well as another piece in the pocket for the lid. This foam could probably be 1in thick instead, but I used what I had. I would definitely recommend adding foam if you chose to use this case as I did. Without it, there would be too much wiggle room.Overall, I'm very happy with it. It helps protect it while transporting it places and keeps a charger right there so I don't have to go searching. The chargers I'm using are both Apple, their small cellphone charger (will charge the speaker fine if it's off) and their iPad charger (will charge it while being used). I believe in charging as slow as possible hence the two options.

Although I have to disassemble the KOWS to make it fit, all of the pieces fit in nicely with room for my spare belts and spare rest in a nice, compact case. Only thing I do not like is that the zipper opens away from the handle so that I feel like I am carrying it upside down, and if the zipper were to ever fail everything would be on the ground. Since the case mostly sits on the shelf it is probably OK, just my preference. Honestly, a nicer case than the one from Work Sharp (I have both).

Provides excellent protection for very valued piece of machinery! Used sharpener three times on recent week long remote camping/fishing trip. Just unzipped, plugged into jumper box, honed edge, zipped it up, and tossed it back into the truck... Well worth the price for the protection and peace of mind

Easy loading of sharpner

Well, I finally bought the Ken Onion Work Sharp system and here's where our "box" adventure starts. Mind you, I've only had the thing about a week, and already Az wants me to evaluate the thing. I have to admit that I've yet to fire it up. So, the "system" looks great, and all I've done with it so far is sit down with the instructions and sort out how it all works. The above box was appealing enough to cause me to buy it. I particularly like the yellow racing stripe! The ad for the system showed no included storage option, so, the "Khanka Hard Travel Case Replacement for Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpener/Ken Onion Edition (yellow zipper), gets a ding for advertising itself as a replacement for something other than the cardboard box the system was shipped in. No biggie, semantics, but... not quite the way it is. Second issue was being directly contacted by the Khanka folks by text, wanting to know all sorts of things about the box. That whole thing looked a little dodgy, so I did not respond. Now to the box itself; It's of over-molded, semi soft/stiff , NOT hard material that appears (one week of sitting) to be well made, and that yellow stripe is killer! When I got the box and went to nest the system into it I discovered that if they had made it an inch or so taller, the body of the sharpener would have actually fit without having to fold the thing up a bit.Again, not a big deal, but a bit of a pain. Now that I actually had the sharpener and the box to go by, I can see that all the photos of storage boxes show the sharpener in the folded position. This would not be apparent if you were unfamiliar with all the parts. No mention of this in the promo info that I can find. All boxes made by the same factory?Beyond that, there is a mesh area in the lid where it is demonstrated that one can store spare belts. That works fine. I got a box of each of the spare belts, except for the really coarse one. So, with the folded up sharpener, the three sets of belts, sans the boxes, and the instructions, zipping the Khanka case was kind of like trying to zip up an overstuffed suitcase. Doable, but IF they had made or sourced the thing just a tad larger in all dimensions, it would really work well. Oh, and the sharpener has to be placed in the box only one way, or the roller on the sharpener will crush into the belts under the storage mesh. As it is, were I to get a replacement, I would look elsewhere. This would be great for something a tad smaller than the KO system.

good quality tool works great can't wait to get some attachments for it

Bought this to use for ken onion knife sharpener. Sharpener didn’t got do used for sensitive electronics .