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Tue, Feb 7, 06 at 17:23
| These little ceramic sharpeners were the BEST. But it seems they are no longer available.
Does anyone know where to get a similar item? What do YOU like best for sharpening? |
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| Spyderco tri-angle. Ceramic elements. Relatively inexpensive. Works wonderfully and simply. Clean easily and last long. I've had mine for 20 years. Still works like new. Picture here: http://www.knifeworks.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1215 |
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| Lanskey sharpening system. Properly sharpened and honed after every use, most knives will only need to be sharpened every 6 months to a year, depending on how it's used. |
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| We use a Diamond Vee sharpener we bought from A Cook's Wares years ago. It keeps my carbon steel Chinese chef's knife so sharp it scares people. |
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- Posted by rikersisland (My Page) on Wed, Apr 17, 13 at 20:00
| I have an old Zip knife sharper that used to sharpen knives when I was a kid , my mother said she used it with her mother. I'm 62 now and it still will put a pretty good edge on a knife The unit is about 7 inches and long and all metal. Anyone know the history of this sharpener? |
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