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Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition Knife & Tool Sharpener (WSKTS-KO-W) on sale for
$104.95 after you 'clip' the $25 extra savings coupon on the product page.
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About this item:- Produce precise edge bevels from 15° to 30°. motor- 120Vac/1. 5 amp. Duty cycle-1 hr. Continuous
- Handle every sharpening task, from grinding to honing. More power with improved cooling & the option of slow speed honing or high speed grinding. The variable speed control (1, 200 SFM to 2, 800 SFM) provides you with the optimal belt speed for the task at hand
- Deliver a strong, long lasting razor-sharp convex edge
- Sharpening results with no set up or calibration time. The 6000 grit belt measures ½ x inches) for better contact with Serrations, gut hooks and other hard to reach edges
- Work Sharp is part of Darex, a 4th-generation family owned company in Ashland, Oregon. For over 40 years we have been engineering industry-leading sharpening tools here in the USA
Top Comments
Words of advice…
- Put masking tape or painters tape on the guides to prevent scratching the blades, and change it once it gets dark from dust.
- It only sharpens standard scissors so don't attempt to sharpen other styles because it'll ruin the blade.
- you can get aftermarket belts for cheap and in various grits. Look on Amazon, Tru-Grit, Phoenix Abrasives, etc. Norton is a good brand but there are others. The OEM belts are good too especially if you find them on sale.
- The Ken Onion model (this one) is a different sized belt than the standard one. They're a bit wider. The regular belts will work, but I don't think the KO belts work on the standard model.
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Words of advice…
- Put masking tape or painters tape on the guides to prevent scratching the blades, and change it once it gets dark from dust.
- It only sharpens standard scissors so don't attempt to sharpen other styles because it'll ruin the blade.
- you can get aftermarket belts for cheap and in various grits. Look on Amazon, Tru-Grit, Phoenix Abrasives, etc. Norton is a good brand but there are others. The OEM belts are good too especially if you find them on sale.
- The Ken Onion model (this one) is a different sized belt than the standard one. They're a bit wider. The regular belts will work, but I don't think the KO belts work on the standard model.
I've been watching this for ages, since missing the $79 deal. Also note you currently get $10% back on this if you are using the amazon credit card - "Get 10% back on amount charged to an Amazon Prime credit card"
Thanks OP.
I've been watching this for ages, since missing the $79 deal. Also note you currently get $10% back on this if you are using the amazon credit card - "Get 10% back on amount charged to an Amazon Prime credit card"
Thanks OP.
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