I noticed in the reviews that some are talking about TrueSharp brand sharpener and some are about TrueCut. Which works best?
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I am only familiar with the TrueSharp brand sharpener. That is the one I purchased and it works great.
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I used homelite and it cuts really great . I recommend the homelite. about 1 and half .
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I use a machine called the worx sharpener. It is a small belt sharpener that has changeable blade guides it basically puts the factory edge back on the knife. The edge depends on the use intended use the smaller the angle of the edge ie 20°the sharper but this will also dull faster. So I use 25° the edge holds up longer. My knife came with a good edge on it all I have done is rehone the factory edge back to sharp. But if you get it extra dull then you will have to use a more abrasive stone or belt which ever you have on hand. You can purchase a worx sharpener online or at cabelas or bass pro I am a knife lover and it is the best product I have found to give you a easy factory edge. I use a machine called the worx sharpener. It is a small belt sharpener that has changeable blade guides it basically puts the factory edge back on the knife. The edge depends on the use intended use the smaller the angle of the edge ie 20°the sharper but this will also dull faster. So I use 25° the edge holds up longer. My knife came with a good edge on it all I have done is rehone the factory edge back to sharp. But if you get it extra dull then you will have to use a more abrasive stone or belt which ever you have on hand. You can purchase a worx sharpener online or at cabelas or bass... » Read More I use a machine called the worx sharpener. It is a small belt sharpener that has changeable blade guides it basically puts the factory edge back on the knife. The edge depends on the use intended use the smaller the angle of the edge ie 20°the sharper but this will also dull faster. So I use 25° the edge holds up longer. My knife came with a good edge on it all I have done is rehone the factory edge back to sharp. But if you get it extra dull then you will have to use a more abrasive stone or belt which ever you have on hand. You can purchase a worx sharpener online or at cabelas or bass pro I am a knife lover and it is the best product I have found to give you a easy factory edge. « Show Less
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I have the wusthof 2 stage sharpener and you use the coarse then the fine sharpener according to some reviews I have read.
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I just did a couple of googles, and can't find blades for either this or the Blackwing. Fortunately, the blades last forever and two come with the sharpener. Will continue to search, and post if I find any! Good question! EDIT: Amazon has them (of course!) search replacement blades KUM. There are several pack sizes and several proices.
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Get the cutterpillar. The way it's designed it sharpens as it cuts so it never needs replacing. It's VERY pricey and something you'd need a designated cutting station for since it's also very heavy. People who own it swear by it, but I prefer something that I can stow away as I don't want to lose counter space to a trimmer.
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I would suggest purchasing a work sharp sharpening system or a wicked edge sharpening system....I've gotten great results from both
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I bought these knives a while back and are really a good Value.There is a very good sharpener,DMT WM8FC-WB 8-Inch DuoSharp Plus Bench Stone - Fine/Coarse with Base.Yea I know its not cheap,$65 but it will make all your knives unbelievably sharp(there are great instructions at the manufacturers youtube site.If you don't want to spend that much there is a another Smiths Consumer Products Ccks Pull-Thru Knife Sharpener, Portable Knife Sharpener, Pocket for $4.It will do a nice job and should last for about a year(when your knives stop getting sharp,order another,I have given them away and for the price,you can't go wrong. I bought these knives a while back and are really a good Value.There is a very good sharpener,DMT WM8FC-WB 8-Inch DuoSharp Plus Bench Stone - Fine/Coarse with Base.Yea I know its not cheap,$65 but it will make all your knives unbelievably sharp(there are great instructions at the manufacturers youtube site.If you don't want to spend that much there is a another Smiths Consumer Products Ccks Pull-Thru Knife Sharpener, Portable Knife Sharpener, Pocket for $4.It will do a nice job and should last for about a year(when your knives stop getting sharp,order another,I have given them away and for... » Read More I bought these knives a while back and are really a good Value.There is a very good sharpener,DMT WM8FC-WB 8-Inch DuoSharp Plus Bench Stone - Fine/Coarse with Base.Yea I know its not cheap,$65 but it will make all your knives unbelievably sharp(there are great instructions at the manufacturers youtube site.If you don't want to spend that much there is a another Smiths Consumer Products Ccks Pull-Thru Knife Sharpener, Portable Knife Sharpener, Pocket for $4.It will do a nice job and should last for about a year(when your knives stop getting sharp,order another,I have given them away and for the price,you can't go wrong. « Show Less
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There is a rotary blade sharpener that works with any rotary blade by True Sharp that runs about $36.
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from RD: I have used the chainsaw sharpener...which worked fine, but haven't tried with the lawn mower blade sharpener as yet.
223323
Hey Dan, The Komachi's ship with the blade sharpen to percise, very thin measure's. Funny thing that I've experienced is if I use a different sharpener, it never works as good as the one I used originally. I'll go back to the original and I've got a shrp blade again. So I would imagin that if that was the only sharpener you use it would work, but I would use it very delicate. Another fit and very inexpensive sharpener that will work is the Rada Knives sharpener.
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S30V has the highest wear resistance of the three so it should stay sharp the longest. It is the hardest to re-sharpen as well.
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I think you're better off getting their scissor sharpeners. If it does for shears what it does for knives you will have great results.
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The question you should ask is will it sharpen it correctly and with the desired result. Yes on both accounts. Like most tools, the more you use the quicker it is.
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Yep...And considering the price difference, Take this one. I took every knife and found the angle needed for sharpening, measured the distance between the base and the adjustable slide and I get a perfect edge. Did Edge Pro tell you that?
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Amazon has a sharpener with adjustable angle for a bit over 20 dollars. That is appropriate, if you know what angle you want.
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So much better! I have both and the Lansky sharpener is my go-to. The weight of the Lansky sharpener gives me a better grip, and the quality of their ceramic stone is much greater. I get a better edge with the Lansky sharpener.