Yuppiechef accepts the following payment options: Visa, MasterCard, Diner's Club, American Express, eBucks, Discovery Miles, SnapScan, Visa Checkout, Zapper, and Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Retains Its Simplicity And Ease Of Use – The Minosharp Plus is uncomplicated, and actually very easy to use. All of the products are easy to use, come with simple instructions and will sharpen your knives as well or better than they were when they were new.

Minosharp SH220 Water Knife Sharpener Black Minosharp SH220 Water Knife Sharpener Black

If you visit Japan today, you’ll see almost all chefs using a traditional stone as if it’s muscle memory. These are hand held ceramic sharpeners and no experience or skill is required to use them simply fill the reservoir with water and run your knife backwards and forwards a few times.

These models can be used for both light weight, thin blade Japanese brands of knives and heavier, thick blade European and American brands of knives. Uncomplicated Design That Is Pretty Easy To Use– The color coded wheels help distinguish one sharpening wheel/grit from the other. One look at the product pictures and you’d already have an idea of how this thing is supposed to work! We recommend this sharpener for light weight, thin blade Japanese brand knives that have been adequately maintained over time.

Minosharp Plus 3 Ceramic Water Sharpener 550 - Black/Red

It won’t give you the same results as a stone or professional service, but it’s not too far behind and there isn’t too much of a difference to be honest. These guide rails are designed to help maintain the correct angle for sharpening knives when sharpening with a whetstone. Any time you remove one of the guide rails from your knife, rinse and clean it thoroughly to remove any residue from the stone that may remain inside the guide rail. With three grooves - coarse, medium and fine - you take the knife through both a few times and a minute later you have a sharp knife again. Although it’s compact, it’s still sturdy enough to handle easily without worrying about it becoming unsteady during use.

My global knife G4 has been with me for 5 years now, and it has some chips damaged by cutting hard bones and having a crappy knife sharpener just doesn't do t he job for me anymore.

MinoSharp SH-550/BR MinoSharp MINOSHARP PLUS 3 Sharpener

Not only do the larger wheels create a longer lasting edge, they are also more powerful than the smaller wheels. However, on the MinoSharp 3, the rough wheel is much rougher than the rough wheels on the MinoSharp and MinoSharp Plus and is, therefore, much stronger. The Minosharp Plus deals with this problem by having a wide, ergonomic handle to grasp onto as you sharpen. Learn how to use the system properly on a cheap blade and then, and ONLY THEN should you work on your expensive knives.Particularly focused towards the Global brand of knives, Minosharp stones are all designed to be used with water. If you've got good knives with a 15* set, are debating between a Minosharp3 and an EP, and can afford the EP, the EP is a better sharpener. Versatile System Featuring Three Different Abrasives – The Minosharp Plus 3 is probably one of the most versatile pull through sharpeners I have reviewed to date.

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Because my knife is quite damaged, I had to repeat the process two more times until the chip disappeared.

Ergonomic Handheld Design That Makes Sharpening Easy– One thing I’ve noticed with some of the pull through sharpeners I’ve reviewed is that they lack a nice, comfortable solid grip. It makes the process less aggressive– If you’ve ever seen someone use a ceramic water stone, you may have noticed how smooth and natural it looks. There are 3 different kits, one containing a rough (240 grit) stone, one containing a medium (1000 grit) stone, and one containing a super fine (6000 grit) stone. The point is you have more opportunity to customize and control the process in comparison to a single stage pull through. It’s not a big deal in most cases, but it could make a difference with sharpening on the go or when you’re out in the boonies and need a quick touch up.