Colibri Carving Tools - Smith's PP1 "Pocket Pal" Multi-Function Sharpener

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Binding: Tools & Hardware Brand: Smith Abrasives EAN: 0027925193020 Feature: Pre-set carbides sharpen very dull edges quickly. Label: Smith Abrasives Manufacturer: Smith Abrasives Model: PP1 Publisher: Smith Abrasives Studio: Smith Abrasives
Features Pre-set carbides sharpen very dull edges quickly. Specialy shaped ceramic slot to finish edges and sharpen serrated blades. Tapered diamond rod for sharpening serrated and standard edges. Very compact and lightweight. Lanyard hole for carrying.
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Editorial Reviews: Tapered round diamond coated rod for sharpening serrated and standard edges. Pre-set carbide blades quickly set your edge. Specially shaped ceramic stones give you a razor sharp edge. Reversible and replaceable carbide and ceramic stones for extended sharpening. Lanyard hole for carrying.
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Great sharpener even better than Smith's Abrasives 2 Step Knife Sharpener Comment: This is a great sharpener it makes knives super sharp but not quite razor sharp it is much better than Smith's Abrasives 2 Step Knife Sharpener, that sharpener gets knives just as sharp as it has the same angles to the ceramic part of the sharpener; but that uses rods which get loose and end up rolling as you draw your knife through it and don't sharpen your knife. Also this is easier to get a blade into the ceramic sharpening part. This also includes a serrated knife sharpener, and this works well but i can't say much for it as it is the first serrated knife sharpener i have ever used. i recommend pulling the blade through the carbide part 10 times using semi heavy to medium force, the using the ceramic part about 10 times using medium force then lighting up to about as light as you can get by the 10th stroke skip the carbide part if your knife is already adequately sharp, only use the carbide part if your knife i dull or damaged as it takes off a lot of steel More Reviews