Chef's Choice 320 Sharpener $29.95 in-store (was $119.99)

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I picked one up. $30 is like 2-3x the price of a manual pull through sharpener. It's a no brainer to buy one of these for cheapo knives.

There was a bunch of stuff there on clearance.
I bought a fry cutter for my food processor. But on the drive back I realized how stupid it is.
There's no way I can fit a whole potato down the chute of my Kitchenaid. Oh well. It was $20 and included a bowl and some other blade.
Plus I might be able to dice some things with it.

I have a 1520 (basically this + a 15 degrees angle set of stones) and I am definitely not only using it on cheap knives. At first I was thinking "oh this precious Japaneses knife has to be sharpened by a master in a shop somewhere" but tbh I'm not looking at the edge of the blade through a microscope, and with using the white stones final stage after every use, my knives stay well maintained.

Episode666 wrote: ↑I have a 1520 (basically this + a 15 degrees angle set of stones) and I am definitely not only using it on cheap knives. At first I was thinking "oh this precious Japaneses knife has to be sharpened by a master in a shop somewhere" but tbh I'm not looking at the edge of the blade through a microscope, and with using the white stones final stage after every use, my knives stay well maintained.

Actually I HAVE inspected my good knives with a 30X lens and the electric diamond sharpener does a great job.

Any in Toronto? I would love to buy this

Such a great product. Been using one for a year or two. Love it.

None to be found at Sears Polo Park in Winnipeg.