Saw this being demonstrated at a Christmas market but didn't want to spend £15 on it... Glad I didn't now!
Gets great reviews and looked pretty great in action... £5 seems pretty good to me!
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redcantona
31 Dec 155#4
These are great BTW, just don't use £500 knives on them or the knife police will come knocking.
redcantona
31 Dec 155#3
Prepare for lots of posts from knife snobs. I posted a deal for one of these a while ago and am still suffering sleepless nights.
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chapchap
31 Dec 15#1
I love mine. Cheapie knives and this sharpener works fantastically well together.
eye will
31 Dec 15#2
not this one again. to save everyone time, they all sort of work this one not as well as most, but the only way to sharpen a knife is to use a steel. that is why the chefs and butchers use them. I have a kitchen devil one and it works well, I checked them out when this one came on here a couple of years ago. A steel probably takes years to learn how to use, but one day I will probably get one. When you can use it you will look pretty talented as well.
dcoop87 to eye will
1 Jan 162#9
a steel is for a different purpose it is to maintain the blade however it would not be aggressive enough to make a dull blade sharp this would be achieved by the use of stone's. this sharpener would replace the stones not the steel which should still be used regularly to maintain the blades sharpness.
welshy81 to eye will
1 Jan 16#11
this will help put an edge back on a knife , use a steel daily and this every couple of months
redcantona
31 Dec 155#3
Prepare for lots of posts from knife snobs. I posted a deal for one of these a while ago and am still suffering sleepless nights.
keebb9 to redcantona
31 Dec 152#5
Lol ignore the comments by the snobs, people who sit behind a screen and type as if there knife experts, well this gets the job done
redcantona
31 Dec 155#4
These are great BTW, just don't use £500 knives on them or the knife police will come knocking.
keebb9 to redcantona
31 Dec 151#6
Lol
keebb9
31 Dec 15#7
Heat added
pal4ever
31 Dec 15#8
Thank you -^___^ happy new year ^___*
compadre
1 Jan 16#10
Strange use of the word 'snobs' I've seen this in many threads and most people who advise against using this sharpener only do so because it is so aggressive.
rae
1 Jan 16#12
I have one of these found it really good better I fact than much more expensive sharpeners bought my in asda about two and a half years ago and is still going strong.
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Gets great reviews and looked pretty great in action... £5 seems pretty good to me!
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