Great price great sharpener.
It is the cheapest price I can find today.
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 lifetime guarantee
saves you money
2 year lifetime guarantee
Top comments
hypnotic
27 Feb 163#6
"2 year lifetime guarantee"
Lifetimes always seemed longer in my day
Baz8755
26 Feb 163#1
Cue the knife bores :wink:
All comments (20)
Baz8755
26 Feb 163#1
Cue the knife bores :wink:
welshy81
26 Feb 161#2
these are decent for getting an edge back on a knife good find
aceplay
26 Feb 162#3
Bought cheers.
finnmaccool
26 Feb 162#4
don't want to wee on your parade, buy I've got this and it's Sh1t3. But please go ahead and buy it and prove moi wrong.
Baz8755 to finnmaccool
27 Feb 161#7
Been using these for about 10 years (on my second one) on the same set of knives, never seen the Sh1t3 you are referring too
KimG84
27 Feb 16#5
out of stock :-(
hypnotic
27 Feb 163#6
"2 year lifetime guarantee"
Lifetimes always seemed longer in my day
Quids
27 Feb 16#8
Are these the ones that take a lot of metal off your knives?
missingman to Quids
27 Feb 16#11
Yes
verycherry to Quids
27 Feb 161#16
Not that much, I use mine regularly and have had the same set of knives for years
pickledtink
27 Feb 16#9
I bought this at full price and they work fine. very hard to find a proper knife sharpening shop these days and even when you could it was about 3.00 per knife. You should use a fine knife sharpening steel afterwards to refine the blade.
pickledtink
27 Feb 16#10
Oos now though sadly.
raglasher
27 Feb 16#12
I have had one for 6 years now and it is first class. Ebay and Amazon sell them cheaper.
TheSutt to raglasher
27 Feb 16#20
Well I can't find any cheaper!
sally09
27 Feb 16#13
Out of stock
madaboutyou to sally09
27 Feb 16#14
That might have saved a few bans that would have otherwise come from people arguing about how this device works :smile:
verycherry
27 Feb 16#15
I bought one of these years ago on Amazon, they're brilliant
snowflake75
27 Feb 16#17
just use the undercarriage of a mug to sharpen knives x
hugekebab to snowflake75
27 Feb 16#18
that's what I've always done
pcplod
27 Feb 162#19
Better than any of the sharpening gadgets I have tried to date, whether manual or electric. HOWEVER, it is worth noting that when you examine the sharpened blade very carefully, you will notice that the blade edge is quite jagged and it is that phenomenon that creates the sharpness. I liken it to micro-serrations on the blade edge.
What it means is that the sharpened edge is fragile and tends to not last very long as a result. That has given me the subjective impression that I am sharpening the blade more frequently and that eventually I will run out of usably 'sharpenable' steel.
The only technique that gives better results is using a wet whetstone wheel with a mounting jig to present the blade to the wheel at the right angle and/or finishing off by hand, again being able to present the edge at the right angle to a stone or diamond steel, which is beyond most of us.
I've tried using traditional kitchen sharpening steels and got nowhere with them, no matter how much I have tried to follow instruction on how to use them.
The biggest obstacle to achieving overall sharpness of the blade is the curve in the blade and the flex in the metal, especially in fine/thin knives.
The Anysharp works better with some knives than others because of the fixed angle of the tungsten elements and the different thickness of the metal in any given knife, but it is not unusual in that respect, compared to other knife sharpeners.
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It is the cheapest price I can find today.
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 lifetime guarantee
saves you money
2 year lifetime guarantee
Top comments
Lifetimes always seemed longer in my day
All comments (20)
Lifetimes always seemed longer in my day
What it means is that the sharpened edge is fragile and tends to not last very long as a result. That has given me the subjective impression that I am sharpening the blade more frequently and that eventually I will run out of usably 'sharpenable' steel.
The only technique that gives better results is using a wet whetstone wheel with a mounting jig to present the blade to the wheel at the right angle and/or finishing off by hand, again being able to present the edge at the right angle to a stone or diamond steel, which is beyond most of us.
I've tried using traditional kitchen sharpening steels and got nowhere with them, no matter how much I have tried to follow instruction on how to use them.
The biggest obstacle to achieving overall sharpness of the blade is the curve in the blade and the flex in the metal, especially in fine/thin knives.
The Anysharp works better with some knives than others because of the fixed angle of the tungsten elements and the different thickness of the metal in any given knife, but it is not unusual in that respect, compared to other knife sharpeners.