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What tools can I use to sharpen these kitchen knives?
On 2014-07-23, notbob wrote:
I should receive my Accusharp 001 sharpener tomorrow. http://www.amazon.com/AccuSharp-1-00.../dp/B00004VWKQ Gotta ancient Buck 110 folding hunter I'm dying to try it on. I woulda never given this sharpener a 2nd glance, until I saw EriK Salitan (Life Below Zero) sharpening his skinning knife with an Accusharp. Skinning knives gotta be sharp. Plus, it gets rave reviews all around the web. We'll see. I'll reply tomorrow. Got it. Used it. Favorably impressed. Original Buck blade steel is no easy chore to sharpen. This sharpener did it with ease. You can feel --and see-- the results of the metal removed from knife blade. After NOT sharpening this knife for decades, it was down to letter opener duty. With jes a few passes with the Accusharp, it's now sharper than it was. Is it "scary sharp"? No. But, it is "cut tomatoes" sharp, something this knife has not been in years. I recall pooh-poohing a food prep cook for using a similar Henkels or Wustof carbide sharpener in a restaurant kitchen. Silly me. They really work. Based on price, convenience, and efficacy, I'd recommend this sharpener to anyone looking for a cheap, easy to use, practical knife sharpener. nb |
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