AccuSharp 001 Knife Sharpener  enlarge Brand: AccuSharp Category: Home Improvement Department: sporting-goods List Price: $13.99 Buy New: $5.99 as of 9/9/2010 18:28 CDT details You Save: $8.00 (57%) New (73) from $5.99 Seller: AlphaBargains Rating: reviews Media: Tools & Hardware Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.5 Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 0.8 x 2.3 Legal Disclaimer: You must be of at least 18 years of age to purchase this product. It is the buyers responsibility to check your local laws before buying. Warranty: One Year Warranty MPN: 001 Model: 1 UPC: 015896000010 EAN: 0015896000010 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Features:   •  Sharpens your knives quickly, easily and accurately   •  Just draw the AccuSharp over the tool and your work gets easier   •  Renew your edges in an instant   •  Safety hand grip prevents cuts   •  Diamond-honed tungsten carbide Accessories: Tom Douglas by Pinzon Kai 8-Inch Stainless-Steel Chef's Knife Tom Douglas by Pinzon Kai 7-Inch Stainless-Steel Santoku Knife Tom Douglas by Pinzon Wenger 10-Inch Butcher Knife Tom Douglas by Pinzon Wenger 10-Inch Chef's Knife Tom Douglas by Pinzon Wenger 5-Inch Paring Utility Knife Customer Reviews: 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...64Next » Can Get it Like a Razor   September 7, 2010 Jeremy Litz If used properly this item can get your knives, axes, and other blades just as sharp as a razor. The product seems quite durable for it being made of plastic. The price was unbeatable. Great little sharpener for fine tuning your blades. Great purchase   August 31, 2010 lorra For under 10 dollars I was easily able to sharpen my very nice knives. It normally costs me about 75 dollars to get a good edge back on my 11 knives. This handy little sharpener is well worth the money. I bought 2 so I could give one to my daughter. Not as good as its reputation, won't give you a razor's edge   August 31, 2010 J. Williamson (Huntington, WV USA) 6 out of 6 found this review helpful I've hand-sharpened knives for 25 or so years now, and have tried nearly every sharpening system and sharpening materials out there. In all of my considerable experience (sorry if that sounds a bit cocky), nothing beats hand-sharpening on flat whetstones that have a high grit, or using a leather strop with jeweler's rouge to polish up an edge to a glass smooth, super razor sharp edge. I kept hearing such wonderful things from people about how good of a sharpener this AccuSharp 001 knife sharpener is, so I decided, since I really like to have very sharp knives, to give it a try. I own several other sharpeners like this, both in design and in material (tungsten carbide), and have never been satisfied with the edge they produce. Before purchasing this product, probably the best I had tried before were sharpeners like the Smith Abrasives, Inc. PP1 Pocket Pal Knife Sharpener, which has both a tungsten carbide sharpener to quickly get a semi-sharp edge, and also a ceramic bladed sharpener to finish, or "polish" the edge into sharpness. This AccuSharp 001 sharpener is actually the best product of this kind I have tried. Despite only having the tungsten carbide blades, it actually gives a good knife a decent edge. I tried this product on cheap 440A stainless steel (no name Wally World type knives), 440HC stainless steel (typical Buck knife blade material, which is pretty decent steel), to high quality blade materials like high carbon 1095 steel (Ontario, SOG, some Cold Steel, Spyderco, and a few others) and VG-1 and VG-10 stainless steels (again, SOG, some Cold Steel, Spyderco, Benchmade, etc). Even on high quality steel blades, this sharpener only delivers a decent edge. Not a razor edge, but a decent edge. No offense to the previous reviewer, I like to use a knife for its intended purpose...to cut through something with MINIMAL effort...which cannot be done without at LEAST a razor edge. Whether I'm preparing dinner, to woodworking, etc etc, I simply must have a razor's edge at the least to work with, to make my work go easier. I have still found no better method that using high grit flat stones, followed by polishing with a leather strop and jeweler's rouge, to give me that super razor edge on good quality steel that I prefer to use. SO, if you only want a pretty decent edge to work with, then this product is, hands down, the best one to use to give you that decent edge. Just make sure you follow the instructions and only use very, very slight pressure, or you'll never get that decent edge. If what you want or need is a razor edge, or super razor edge, then this product will disappoint you. It all depends on what you want/need. But, again, as far as this type of sharpener goes, this is by far the best one I've used. Best Knife Sharpener on the Market!!!!   August 28, 2010 Alvaro Lachner (Costa Rica) I bought the Accusharp Knife Sharpener to sharpen my tactical and kitchen knives and I couldn't be happier with the quality and ease of use. All my knives are razor sharp now and I love this tool!!! I highly recommend it!!! so simple, so effective   August 27, 2010 H. Liu (Dallas, TX) Very handy to have the sharpener around. A few trips can get your knife back to be sharp. 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...64Next »

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