I need to now, besides what I ve already read,that is has a wonderfull sharpenner product, is.It is have a very good grip? All I need is someting that coud help me to deal with my daily meal. i have severe RA, and I need to prepere my on meal alone, so...
877983
Yes it is good. The handle is easy to hold. The cutting is also good. OXO makes products for easy hold and use. Enjoy
2284842
It is sharp when it arrives and can be used immediately. You will not have to sharpen it for quite some time.
545367
With stainless steel it works very very well! It's worth buying just to keep your home knives and things like pocket knives really sharp. After my experience with trying to sharpen my own KABAR, I'll never again subject my Kabar to the AccuSharp. It just seems to remove too much metal & destroy the edge I'd had on it for a long time. Others may have had a different experience, but I'll go back to sharpening my Kabar the old fashioned way, with a wet stone!
422871
i bought this knife just to learn how to handle this Scandi thing. i admit, i was gutting a deer and gave it a touch up with my Accusharp. clearly the wrong tool..but the ground didnt open up and swallow me whole. the blade got super sharp actually. (i then cut the !@#$!@#$! out of my pinkie finger).at home, i used my Spyderco sharpmaker. i laid the ceramic stick down on the flat notch. (horizontal) and honored the Scandi..just laid it down to match the clearly obvious bevel..several swipes..and then my leather block strop..whoa!! i had to put the knife down!! my pinkie finger was twitching in fear. it is sharper than OEM now. i bought this knife just to learn how to handle this Scandi thing. i admit, i was gutting a deer and gave it a touch up with my Accusharp. clearly the wrong tool..but the ground didnt open up and swallow me whole. the blade got super sharp actually. (i then cut the !@#$!@#$! out of my pinkie finger).at home, i used my Spyderco sharpmaker. i laid the ceramic stick down on the flat notch. (horizontal) and honored the Scandi..just laid it down to match the clearly obvious bevel..several swipes..and then my leather block strop..whoa!! i had to put the knife down!! my pinkie finger... » Read More i bought this knife just to learn how to handle this Scandi thing. i admit, i was gutting a deer and gave it a touch up with my Accusharp. clearly the wrong tool..but the ground didnt open up and swallow me whole. the blade got super sharp actually. (i then cut the !@#$!@#$! out of my pinkie finger).at home, i used my Spyderco sharpmaker. i laid the ceramic stick down on the flat notch. (horizontal) and honored the Scandi..just laid it down to match the clearly obvious bevel..several swipes..and then my leather block strop..whoa!! i had to put the knife down!! my pinkie finger was twitching in fear. it is sharper than OEM now. « Show Less
1294454
I have not used it much for that but it feels great in the hand and is very sharp. A few slides down a sharpening stone and its perfect. Don't know if that helps.
2070620
This makes a very clean nice point so I would recommend it for that. My normal go to sharpener is an antique Panasonic electric from the '50s.
1521054
IMO yes. The traditional sheath would require you to fasten a fire steel in some other way or carry it elsewhere. If you don't see yourself needing a fire steel then save a few dollars. Me? I always have one. They're very reliable and the Mora rendition, especially with the Black, is a very good striking combo. As for the sharpener, it may help in a severe situation, but I sharpen mine on waterstones and strops when I return from the field. Again, it could prove handy in a pinch, but I've never tried the sharpener. The securing system for the ferro rod works very well - it's not going to come loose. Personally, I see no reason to NOT to get them unless you're really counting ounces - and personally I wouldn't cut the fire steel to shave weight. The Black is the best Mora I've ever used. If you decide to pick one up, I also highly recommend these additions. I hope you enjoy whatever knife you decide on. Cheers!
379519
Absolutely! Serated knives are my favorite as they are more versatile. I honestly didn't think you could sharpen a serated edge until I gave it a try with my Perfect Edge sharpener, it worked! I would definitely recommend this sharpener for serated edges, you will be glad you did!
1567808
Sorry so late, but its not a dumb question. I brought a sharper from walmart (Revlon) and it has the small and large sharper connected together. You can also try you neighborhood drug stores for the large sharper. I hope this helps.
1977762
see if you can download the user manual, as it shows you EVERYTHING you can sharpen. To answer your question though, yes.
1149905
I bought these knives a while back and are really a good Value.There is a very good sharpener,DMT WM8FC-WB 8-Inch DuoSharp Plus Bench Stone - Fine/Coarse with Base.Yea I know its not cheap,$65 but it will make all your knives unbelievably sharp(there are great instructions at the manufacturers youtube site.If you don't want to spend that much there is a another Smiths Consumer Products Ccks Pull-Thru Knife Sharpener, Portable Knife Sharpener, Pocket for $4.It will do a nice job and should last for about a year(when your knives stop getting sharp,order another,I have given them away and for the price,you can't go wrong. I bought these knives a while back and are really a good Value.There is a very good sharpener,DMT WM8FC-WB 8-Inch DuoSharp Plus Bench Stone - Fine/Coarse with Base.Yea I know its not cheap,$65 but it will make all your knives unbelievably sharp(there are great instructions at the manufacturers youtube site.If you don't want to spend that much there is a another Smiths Consumer Products Ccks Pull-Thru Knife Sharpener, Portable Knife Sharpener, Pocket for $4.It will do a nice job and should last for about a year(when your knives stop getting sharp,order another,I have given them away and for... » Read More I bought these knives a while back and are really a good Value.There is a very good sharpener,DMT WM8FC-WB 8-Inch DuoSharp Plus Bench Stone - Fine/Coarse with Base.Yea I know its not cheap,$65 but it will make all your knives unbelievably sharp(there are great instructions at the manufacturers youtube site.If you don't want to spend that much there is a another Smiths Consumer Products Ccks Pull-Thru Knife Sharpener, Portable Knife Sharpener, Pocket for $4.It will do a nice job and should last for about a year(when your knives stop getting sharp,order another,I have given them away and for the price,you can't go wrong. « Show Less
794464
The sharpener is designed for "kitchen" blades. That being said, it did a great job on one of my old army k-bars which is about the same as some thicker hunting/skinning blades. The guides are on springs, so there's more tension on thicker blades and they're harder to pull through at a steady pace to get a nice, even edge. I'd recommend testing it on some cheap knives before moving onto your good ones. I started with some old kitchen knives, then moved on to thicker camping/hunting knives. You want to get a feel for how it feels pulling different blades through the sharpener. Once you do, it should do a great job for you. The sharpener is designed for "kitchen" blades. That being said, it did a great job on one of my old army k-bars which is about the same as some thicker hunting/skinning blades. The guides are on springs, so there's more tension on thicker blades and they're harder to pull through at a steady pace to get a nice, even edge. I'd recommend testing it on some cheap knives before moving onto your good ones. I started with some old kitchen knives, then moved on to thicker camping/hunting knives. You want to get a feel for how it feels pulling different blades through the... » Read More The sharpener is designed for "kitchen" blades. That being said, it did a great job on one of my old army k-bars which is about the same as some thicker hunting/skinning blades. The guides are on springs, so there's more tension on thicker blades and they're harder to pull through at a steady pace to get a nice, even edge. I'd recommend testing it on some cheap knives before moving onto your good ones. I started with some old kitchen knives, then moved on to thicker camping/hunting knives. You want to get a feel for how it feels pulling different blades through the sharpener. Once you do, it should do a great job for you. « Show Less
655011
Any knife can be sharp and cut anything you want with a good sharpener (unless serrated) that being said if you have company over they will be much more impressed with this block sitting on your counter than a Walmart brand. Whatever you get I would suggest a full "tang" handle so they won't literally fall apart on you.
2233595
it's very easy to use and really useful. All knife I sharpened, can cut hair like razor. You can find some nice video on youtube that can help you more to use it.
1277477
It won't hurt, but a sharpener won't improve an inferior product. Invest in good knives.
434804
For sharpening at home I love this thing! Easy to use and works great! I have all Wusthof knives so I figured I'd get their sharpener too. You should also have a steel. Once you get a good edge from the sharpener you use the steel between sharpenings to keep the edge super sharp! I use my steel almost every time I so I don't have to use the sharpener much.
1347899
Depends on what you are sharpening and how often you use it. The trend stone is the best and highly recommend it. Still working great for me. If you did not buy one yet you won't be diappointed.