- Precision sharpening angle control
- Two-stage sharpening
- Can sharpen serrated knives in stage 2
- 100-percent diamond abrasives
- Easy-to-use design that is safe for quality knives
- Can be used right or left-handed
- Comes with a functional and attractive dust cover
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The breakthrough two-stage manual knife sharpener that puts an excellent, longer lasting edge on both straight edge and serrated blades. This professional quality knife sharpener combines key features essential for consistent razor-sharp edges; precision sharpening angle guides, two-stage sharpening, and 100% diamond abrasives, in an easy-to-use design that is safe for quality knives. The Chef'sChoice® Model 460 can be used right-or left-handed and comes with a functional and attractive dust cover. Made in the U.S.A.
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Chef's Choice Multi Edge Diamond Hone Knife Sharpener
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
I've been using one of these sharpeners for a couple of months. I did an initial blitz and sharpened all my old knives when I first got it. Since then, I've been resharpening the knives I use regularly every other time I use them (or when I remember!). I've found this device to be very effective! It quickly revives old dull blades and it keeps them sharp over time with minimal effort.
The design is easy to use. I give each knife about 10 strokes through groove 1, and then 10 more through groove 2. That's all they need if done fairly regularly. It's important not to press down at all when sharpening - just let the weight of the blade hold it in the groove. It's also important to hold the blade at the right angle so it rubs against the two guide rollers (so you know it's working the blade at the right angle). If you follow these two simple rules, you can't go wrong.
I've also successfully used groove 2 to restore an oldish serrated bread knife to its former glory.
Overall, I'm very happy. I don't see the need to invest £100 in an electric sharpener since this works really well with minimal effort. If you don't want to learn how to use an old-school sharpening steel, this comes highly recommended.
The design is easy to use. I give each knife about 10 strokes through groove 1, and then 10 more through groove 2. That's all they need if done fairly regularly. It's important not to press down at all when sharpening - just let the weight of the blade hold it in the groove. It's also important to hold the blade at the right angle so it rubs against the two guide rollers (so you know it's working the blade at the right angle). If you follow these two simple rules, you can't go wrong.
I've also successfully used groove 2 to restore an oldish serrated bread knife to its former glory.
Overall, I'm very happy. I don't see the need to invest £100 in an electric sharpener since this works really well with minimal effort. If you don't want to learn how to use an old-school sharpening steel, this comes highly recommended.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
I know this sharpener has mixed reviews but I have to say that I love it! I could not believe the difference it made to the edge of one of my oldest knives. I would argue now that it is sharper than the day I purchased it. Great product. Get one!
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
I must say I was a little concerned about buying this after seeing the other reviews, so I did a lot more research on the 'net. Chef's Choice (Edgecraft) are by far the biggest supplier of knife sharpening equipment in the world, their products are available everywhere, I don't think they would have remained in business if their products didn't work.
I used to sharpen all my knives with a specialist Lansky Sharpening system, which took ages. This gets all my kitchen knives razor sharp in seconds! Even old really blunt knives take 50 strokes in slot 1 and then another 20 in slot 2 to get them back into shape.
I can only assume that the other reveiwer had a faulty one.
Very very easy to use, ultra quick, ultra sharp - Highly recommended.
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Dont waste your time
This product was a waste of time, used it for 40mins following the instructions and it made almost no difference to the knife. Read more
Published 21 days ago by WarReader
dose what it says on the tin
i got this to sharpen my miracle blade knifes the have serrated edge and it has sharpened them so it works but it dose a excellent job on normal knifes they are sharp quickly as... Read more
Published 13 months ago by mothy61
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This knife sharpener improves serrated edged knives but unless a straight edged knife is not too blunt it fails to perform as expected.
Published 15 months ago by John B
Not quite cutting edge enough
Chef's Choice make some grand claims for this sharpener, to which it fails to live up.
The coarse side certainly does remove a lot of metal but does not seem to create a good... Read more
The coarse side certainly does remove a lot of metal but does not seem to create a good... Read more
Published on 14 Jan 2005 by Quixotematic
No better than a medium quality steel!
I ordered this item as I was fed up with trying to get a good edge on my wife's collection of knives using a medium quality sharpening steel. Read more
Published on 4 April 2004 by Bob C
works for me
I've had this gadget in my kitchen for several years. It is easy to use and - when used according to the simple instructions - sharpens just about any knife. Read more
Published on 2 Mar 2004 by Stephen Citynskyj
Cheap
The name Chef's choice made me think this would be a semi-professional knife.
Unfortunately it certainly isn't and feels very cheap and light. Read more
Published on 11 Feb 2004 by Michael Scott
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