AnySharp Global World's Best Knife Sharpener Gold Colour - £7.90 @ Saverschoice UK

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AnySharp Global World's Best Knife Sharpener Gold Colour - £7.90 Delivered @ Saverschoice UK

£7.90 Saverschoice UK3 Jul 16

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therealclarkkent

2 Jul 16

Got an e-mail from these guys today
New colour of AnySharp that they are saying is Exclusive to them

Seems to be genuine as they are a seller of the Blue and Silver models on Amazon.

Cheapest price I can find for an AnySharp online at the moment

Top comments

Magister

3 Jul 16 7 #8

You are a silly boy. Knives are to be used, not to have orgasms over. God help you if you are a knife snob.

andyb83

3 Jul 16 6 #15

What a pathetic comment. There's nothing wrong with appreciating quality goods.

therudders

3 Jul 16 3 #13

That really isn't funny mate!

Jetset1981 to Baz8755

2 Jul 16 3 #7

I'm here. These are garbage. Anyone bothered about a sharp edge should invest in some decent knives and the appropriate sharpener.

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SuperMariosDad

2 Jul 16 2 #1

So. Are these good or do they destroy your knives? I get so much conflicting information everytime I think of buying one! I don't have a particularly expensive set so I should probably take a gamble and try it.

prash_2k to SuperMariosDad

2 Jul 16 2 #2

Saw these at a food festival this summer. The flint and flames knives guy said stay away and use a simple sharpener.

I then brought a flint and flame and tired it anyway. Completely blunt one side. But worked great with my kiwi chopper.

So in conclusion... :confused:

1qw to SuperMariosDad

3 Jul 16 1 #10

They will destroy your knives, your knife will need sharpening every 3 days at least, if you look closely at the edge of the blade once sharpened you will notice your blade has a jaggedy edge and a rough surface( its basically scraping off the metal from your knife). That being said, great for cheap knives and for amateurs like me! I use it all the time, takes me 30 seconds to sharpen my knife!

Dragon32

2 Jul 16 3 #3

I prob would not trust them on knives that cost hundreds of pounds, but the most expensive knife that we have I think was about £10 and it's great for sharpening that as well as the others.

I've been using it for a few years now and sharpened all my knives prob well over 20 times and it does not have seemed to have caused any problems.

Baz8755

2 Jul 16 3 #4

Careful, the knife bores will be along shortly

Jetset1981 to Baz8755

2 Jul 16 3 #7

I'm here. These are garbage. Anyone bothered about a sharp edge should invest in some decent knives and the appropriate sharpener.

detch82

2 Jul 16 1 #5

I got one after hearing the hype and honestly I can't see a difference over a sharpener I bought in poundland. in fact I still favour that one if I'm honest.

rossaw

2 Jul 16 #6

Grabbed one. I could do with something to run my crap knives through every now and then.

steevio_uk to rossaw

4 Jul 16 #32

Mother in Law?

Magister

3 Jul 16 7 #8

You are a silly boy. Knives are to be used, not to have orgasms over. God help you if you are a knife snob.

qwerta369

3 Jul 16 #9

Always this price or less in Spasda.

jocksteeluk

3 Jul 16 #11

Best used only on cheap quality knives as these devices "sharpen" by shaving the edge off creating a new edge rather than returning the edge back to the blade.

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