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(12 customer reviews) 48 of 49 people found the following review helpful
Knife sharpening is not a dull subject...,
June 4, 2006 TinkerMan (Georgia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Waring KS80 Knife Sharpener, Black and Brushed Stainless (Kitchen)
After my wife complained that our kitchen knives were getting too dull to use, I set out to find a good knife sharpener for household use. I researched a bit and found several options - both manual and electric. One name that kept popping up was "Chef's Choice" and I noticed very few negative comments on their models. Having both a discount coupon and gift certificate from Bed, Bath & Beyond - I decide to make my decision there. Unfortunately, there wasn't any sales staff knowledgeable about knife sharpeners and I had to go it alone. It was there that I first noticed the Waring KS80 Professional Sharpener. With it's black and stainless finish - it was definitely more attractive than the plain white Chef's Choice - but, it was somewhat more expensive retailing at $100. I settled for the Chef's Choice 110, took it home and was promptly disappointed. On the expensive chef's knife I first tried it on, it left a decidedly sharp but ragged edge on the blade. It looked as though I had tried...Read more
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Works better than expected.,
January 11, 2007 David P. Jones "Dull No More" (Bishop CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Waring KS80 Knife Sharpener, Black and Brushed Stainless (Kitchen)
This product works much better than I expected. It gives a very clean and fine edge to all of the knives I have used with it. I will never use another brand. Buy it you won't be sorry.
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Easy to use, good value,
December 8, 2005 pamela ":-)" (san francisco, ca) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Waring KS80 Knife Sharpener, Black and Brushed Stainless (Kitchen)
I have a manual sharpener, but in reality almost never use it. The electric sharpener makes keeping my knives sharp a no-brainer. There's a coarse grinder for knives that are dull. For most knives the fine- and polishing-grinder works just great. If you have inexpensive knives, the coarse grinder will chew them up, but if you have well-made knives the Waring will work well. I've had good success with the Waring.