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Post #133097546 added 12-06-2019 2:42 PM by upgrayeddme2 in Deal Talk
I have the smaller version of this with 2 automatic, spinning slots instead of 4. (The last slot on the right is a manual honing slot). It works ok, but it's not quite as easy as I'd hoped. The...
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Post #133097576 added 12-06-2019 2:42 PM by jeffcee35 in Deal Talk
If you have any decent knives I would go with the trizor xv model 15. I used it on a few of my german knives as well as some cheaper american knives and it makes them razor sharp. Only knife I dont...
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Post #133100753 added 12-06-2019 4:29 PM by luo2010 in Deal Talk
This is very good sharpener. But if you make mistake, you can potentially damage your knife very badly. It’s best for the cheaper knife.
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Post #133100789 added 12-06-2019 4:31 PM by konoplya in Deal Talk
i have a shun santoku knife, will this be good for it? what about cheaper Henkels knife?
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Post #133102472 added 12-06-2019 5:20 PM by jeffcee35 in Deal Talk
Shun's are 16 degrees I believe. Just send it to their facility in Oregon every 18 months or when needed to sharpen. I believe it costs less than $10 to do so.
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Post #133102190 added 12-06-2019 5:11 PM by tjs1fa in Deal Talk
Does anyone have idea about this one with the Victorinox? I’ve tried manual one from Costco and another unbranded from Amazon.. they’re ruining the knifes 😐
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Post #133102199 added 12-06-2019 5:11 PM by tommyy2 in Deal Talk
\ This will sharpen at a 20 degree angle (for most European knives), I believe the Shun and most all good Japanese knives are 15 degree angle blades, If you put one in this sharpener it will really...
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Post #133091393 added 12-06-2019 11:57 AM by Thundersleet in Deal Talk
The $35 price is with a $15 coupon that is probably targeted. Without the coupon the price is $50. While this is the lowest it has been on Amazon this has been at this price before. Razor sharp...
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Lots of these "experts" will tell you that electric sharper is bad, blah blah blah whetstone blah blah blah... I run a 4 star restaurant in SF, and we all use electric sharpers. They are just...
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Post #133124882 added 12-07-2019 10:06 AM by momswgn in Deal Talk
I too have a trizor that is about 15 years old. Doesn't sharpen like it used to, but I can't get info on getting the wheels changed. Really don't want to be part of a disposable culture.
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Post #133115846 added 12-07-2019 5:54 AM by The Lab in Deal Talk
There is a TON of misinformation on this thread. As the chef said, electric sharpeners are the better choice for most users. I’d go further and say they are better for all users. Here’s why: ...
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Post #133119224 added 12-07-2019 7:33 AM by daskraeken in Deal Talk
I just read on their website this is NOT for Santoku or other 15 degree knives. FYI.. ha, just saw that others answered this.
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Post #133106375 added 12-06-2019 7:35 PM by BraveRoom4801 in Deal Talk
I would not recommend this for a Shun santoku
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Post #133132400 added 12-07-2019 2:05 PM by BenF6953 in Deal Talk
20 degree knives will lose their edge slower and need to be sharpened less often. This is better for softer steel (cheaper knives are typically softer steel). "Asian-style" knives are typically...
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Post #133132484 added 12-07-2019 2:08 PM by BenF6953 in Deal Talk
Victorinox Fibrox are the darling of the internet. Typically pretty affordable and can go on sale to make them even a better deal. I use a fibrox paring and chef's knife on my Chef'sChoice sharpener...
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Post #133113707 added 12-07-2019 3:50 AM by maxxgraphix in Deal Talk
Electric sharpeners will eat your knifes fast. You should only use the rough grinder if you have chips in the blade. The rest of the time you should only use the fine grinder, then a few passes in...
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Post #133112879 added 12-07-2019 1:53 AM by cuby in Deal Talk
I have this exact unit, and I've used it for years, so that means I can provide actual first-hand feedback. Imagine that! No, don't put a proper Japanese Shun knife through this. It's not the same...
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Post #133133756 added 12-07-2019 2:52 PM by Azrael_the_Cat in Deal Talk
oh... there is... LOL
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Post #133206647 added 12-09-2019 3:32 PM by misterv1 in Deal Talk
I only have Japanese knives so need the trizor. I believe this one is 20degrees, which is not friendly for Japanese knives.
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Post #133124249 added 12-07-2019 9:47 AM by Azrael_the_Cat in Deal Talk
Having used both stones and the electric (15 degree chef's choice trizor) I 100% agree with you. There are a lot of people who simply have no idea what they are talking about. I have converted...
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Post #133260605 added 12-10-2019 9:00 PM by PawsScaggs in Deal Talk
This appears to be dead.
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Post #133097024 added 12-06-2019 2:25 PM by yeti79 in Deal Talk
A rating on Fakespot and great reviews. In for one for throwing under the Christmas tree. Thanks!
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Post #133097153 added 12-06-2019 2:30 PM by phillypino215 in Deal Talk
thanks!
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Post #133101932 added 12-06-2019 5:04 PM by internetnerd in Deal Talk
No! This will literally dull the blade of a Shun.
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Post #133133828 added 12-07-2019 2:54 PM by Azrael_the_Cat in Deal Talk
I wasn't trying to imply it's like a stone, a stone is much harder to learn. As an example, I janked up my first knife in the electric, didn't ruin anything but immediately though "wow I suck at...
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Post #133133849 added 12-07-2019 2:55 PM by Azrael_the_Cat in Deal Talk
argh, that's what I was afraid of, the tout being able to get replacement wheels for it.... Maybe the thing to do is to be a shit and order a new one, swap the wheels and send it back with a note...
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Post #133133870 added 12-07-2019 2:55 PM by Azrael_the_Cat in Deal Talk
I am however glad to hear you had it last a decade and still do a decent job though.
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Post #133186517 added 12-09-2019 6:48 AM by Crazyheaven in Deal Talk
Or just keep the extra money and get this.
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Post #133194554 added 12-09-2019 10:24 AM by upgrayeddme2 in Deal Talk
Something on SD might be interfering with the link. If this doesn't work, go to thewirecutter.com and seach "knife shapener". They have a thorough review and they seem to be one of the few places...
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Post #133201382 added 12-09-2019 1:11 PM by index2421 in Deal Talk
I LOVE my Chef'sChoice 314. As an accomplished home chef, I struggled for years with dull knives and finally bit the bullet on a similarly configured 314 model long ago. Getting a power sharpener...
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Post #133264193 added 12-10-2019 11:47 PM by somelousyluck in Deal Talk
Sigh... I wanted this but appears to be dead. No coupon on page.
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Post #133100579 added 12-06-2019 11:57 AM by SubZero5 in Deal Talk
Amazon.com has Chef'sChoice 250 Diamond Hone Hybrid Electric + Manual Knife Sharpener on sale for $49.99 - $15 clippable coupon = $34.99. Shipping is free. Thanks Thundersleet Note: Must be logged...
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Post #133108094 added 12-06-2019 8:46 PM by Crazyheaven in Deal Talk
Your lucky. I cut over 800 lbs of meat a year. My knives do not stay sharp. I use a whetstone and I hone the edges. I like to do a lot at once and vacuum seal the portions. At times I managed to...
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Post #133121303 added 12-07-2019 8:27 AM by WayTooEasy in Deal Talk
How do you figure out what blade angle a knife is?
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Post #133149686 added 12-08-2019 5:26 AM by misterv1 in Deal Talk
Too bad no deal on trizor
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Post #133097507 added 12-06-2019 2:41 PM by XDecker in Deal Talk
I'm not an expert, but I do believe that generally speaking, Japanese steel knives are 15 degree whereas European/American style knives are 20 degrees. I read somewhere that it's because Japanese...
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Post #133142339 added 12-07-2019 8:05 PM by SU7576 in Deal Talk
Any advantage of buying trizor over this one if I don’t have Japanese knives. I have Wusthof Silverpoint & Victorinox.
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Post #133193888 added 12-09-2019 10:09 AM by mrcooms in Deal Talk
Broken link unfortunately. Would this be an ok sharpener to use on Dalstrong knives? I know they're not the best in the world, but they're not cheap either. Hopefully I didn't buy garbage anyway,...
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Post #133096697 added 12-06-2019 2:16 PM by Gorgula in Deal Talk
For 20 degree knives. Any experts in the crowd? It seems like most knives are going to 15 as standard?
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Post #133097342 added 12-06-2019 2:37 PM by TheBeeman in Deal Talk
Dont use anything like this on a higher end knife. They remove way too much metal and you still end up with a mediocre edge.
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