I had just bought one of these badboys from Maplin for £10 and then noticed this online from Asda. A few quid cheaper.
The AnySharp knife sharpener gets almost any blunt knife sharp again in seconds, extending it's useful life, and making cutting easier and safer.
It even works with serrated knives!
Gets blunt knives sharp, makes cutting easier and safer with hardened and serrated knives too! moveable, secure PowerGrip suction allows safe one handed use.
simple usage, easy storage (6cm)
knives last longer, saves you money
2 year guarantee (changed to this instead of what is on their site) :)
Top comments
Tapasman
14 Nov 156#11
Fine on a cheap knife, but do not use these on decent knives. The amount of metal they remove is brutal, seriously.
Duelling Duck to imranbashir10
15 Nov 153#29
How should we hone our knives, oh knife-master? And the turkey's ready and everybody's already baying for meat-flesh-horror and there's no time to sit cross-legged in our knife-sanctuary pouring sacred oils onto our honing stones?
I'm only being semi-sarcastic as I'm borderline knife freak and think these have their place.
All comments (39)
Bal00chi
14 Nov 151#1
2 year lifetime guarantee?
wytewolf2k to Bal00chi
14 Nov 15#2
Just copied what it says on the site :smiley:
dpathic2001 to Bal00chi
14 Nov 15#3
Once in a lifetime
arch68 to Bal00chi
14 Nov 15#19
Yeah, actually we've got some bad news for you...
chimp14uk
14 Nov 15#4
£2.95 delivery
wytewolf2k to chimp14uk
14 Nov 15#6
Can collect instore free
ZEbbEDY
14 Nov 15#5
these are mince
wytewolf2k to ZEbbEDY
14 Nov 15#7
For people like me that haven't been successful at sharpening knifes before with them stones then this makes it a tad easier/effective. Sure you won't turn a knife into a scalpel but it does bring life to a blunt knife
wildswan
14 Nov 15#8
agree had 1 for 2 years from amazon so nearly a lifetime worth of use
chapchap
14 Nov 151#9
Cheap knives plus one of these is all you need.
ICTHUS
14 Nov 152#10
Yep, got one last week in store and it works a treat.
My cheap knives are really sharp now and cut much better.
Even does some types of serrated knives.
Tapasman
14 Nov 156#11
Fine on a cheap knife, but do not use these on decent knives. The amount of metal they remove is brutal, seriously.
Baz8755
14 Nov 152#12
The knife bores will be descending on this soon
madaboutyou to Baz8755
14 Nov 151#25
You're thinking of guns :man:
Badlad to Baz8755
14 Nov 15#26
I could tell you a fool proof way to sharpen knifes wothout ruining them with this.......but I don't want to bore you, so learn the hard way !
staffs1959
14 Nov 15#13
This Asda price is nothing special.. I think they have always been around that price point, sometimes lower. Good bit of kit but as mentioned, dont overdo it as they do shave off a lot from your knives.
classygear
14 Nov 15#14
I say this every time this goddam knife killer appears! Please don't use this on expensive knives especially Japanese ones like Global. It'll ruin them in an instant. It takes off a lot of metal and the grinding angle is wrong
sradmad
14 Nov 15#15
good find op, heat added
ilikewatch
14 Nov 15#16
If you've got bog stan
lehappymerchant
14 Nov 15#17
Good deal but I don't want to be placed on a list by the security services.
SpamJavelin
14 Nov 15#18
Goods for cheap knives. Not suitable for decent brands though. My Father In Law destroyed a set of Henckels in 12 months with one of these.
imranbashir10
14 Nov 15#20
all this sharpener will do is ruin your knives not even worth it for free!
Duelling Duck to imranbashir10
15 Nov 153#29
How should we hone our knives, oh knife-master? And the turkey's ready and everybody's already baying for meat-flesh-horror and there's no time to sit cross-legged in our knife-sanctuary pouring sacred oils onto our honing stones?
I'm only being semi-sarcastic as I'm borderline knife freak and think these have their place.
Baz8755 to imranbashir10
15 Nov 15#34
Been using one for over 10 years on the same set of knives and they still seem fine and sharp to me. We get the same discussion every time this sharpener is listed. Zzzzzz
JaYy_dOg
14 Nov 15#21
out of stock? :disappointed:
urbanbushwacker
14 Nov 151#22
dont tell the inner city youths about this or we well be all in trouble!:confused:
savage27
14 Nov 15#23
Been this price for ages!
wytewolf2k
14 Nov 15#24
Right folks, I'm seeing all the 'this sharpener will ruin your knives". Can I just say that if you have good sharp knives then this isn't for you eh?
martyboy70
14 Nov 15#27
R2Dom2
15 Nov 15#28
Are these any good on ceramic knives? I've a few that have lost their edge and finding using an oil stone really difficult. They just skid. Any recommendations please?
wytewolf2k to R2Dom2
15 Nov 15#30
I just looked here http://www.anysharp.com/en/faq/ and the answer is No. AnySharp knife sharpeners are not designed for ceramic knives and should not be used, as it will damage your knife. For sharpening ceramic knives, please refer to your knife manufacture
rudy691
15 Nov 15#31
same price amazon
lianghe1984 to rudy691
15 Nov 15#35
See it nowhere, link please
scrumpypaul
15 Nov 15#32
I also think these have their place. The bin.
Buy a Lansky Turn Box instead.
Baz8755
15 Nov 15#33
I've been using one of these for over 10 years on the same set if knives and I still haven't found 'The Hard Way' :wink:
matty_hunt
15 Nov 15#36
Ive had one of these for years. Ditto other comments, it takes a serious amount of metal off. Do not use on anything decent. Brings life back to old blunt cheap knives but dont use it on the quality blades.
BraddersJ
16 Nov 15#37
Regardless of the 'this is a pile of ****' comments regarding the product, this is £16 on Amazon so it's defo a hot deal.
Bought today at Asda Romford, plenty left.
Wasn't as impressed with it as I thought but I haven't tried properly slicing anything yet. Only £6 so worth a punt before investing in new knives.
As advised above, would probs just be best for bringing some life back to a cheap set of knives
rudy691
16 Nov 15#38
price went up on amazon. managed to flubit it though.
![Fresh Breakfast Meat Box (Using code) @ Campbells Meat [Haggis / Lorne Sausage / Bacon / Black Pudding & More]](/images/topics/208684_1.jpg)
![[Xbox One] Q. u. b. e: Director's Cut on Deals with Gold](/images/topics/208716_1.jpg)
Opening post
The AnySharp knife sharpener gets almost any blunt knife sharp again in seconds, extending it's useful life, and making cutting easier and safer.
It even works with serrated knives!
Gets blunt knives sharp, makes cutting easier and safer with hardened and serrated knives too! moveable, secure PowerGrip suction allows safe one handed use.
simple usage, easy storage (6cm)
knives last longer, saves you money
2 year guarantee (changed to this instead of what is on their site) :)
Top comments
I'm only being semi-sarcastic as I'm borderline knife freak and think these have their place.
All comments (39)
My cheap knives are really sharp now and cut much better.
Even does some types of serrated knives.
I'm only being semi-sarcastic as I'm borderline knife freak and think these have their place.
Buy a Lansky Turn Box instead.
Bought today at Asda Romford, plenty left.
Wasn't as impressed with it as I thought but I haven't tried properly slicing anything yet. Only £6 so worth a punt before investing in new knives.
As advised above, would probs just be best for bringing some life back to a cheap set of knives