Have you tried this blade sharpener?
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Would love to hear any feedback on this item. Is it a must have or not? TIA.
True Sharp Power Sharpener
Sharpens any brand 28mm, 45mm, or 60mm rotary blade
Long lasting, high quality sharpening stone
Non-slip bottom surface
No batteries required, plugs into wall outlet
True Sharp Power Sharpener
Sharpens any brand 28mm, 45mm, or 60mm rotary blade
Long lasting, high quality sharpening stone
Non-slip bottom surface
No batteries required, plugs into wall outlet
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I purchased this recently and I like it.
You won't get "new" sharpness on the blades, but it does give them a nice edge and it seems to be extending the life of the blades. I haven't tried this on extremely old or nicked blades yet. I first tried it on a blade that was getting dull and after about 30 seconds, it cut very nicely.
The one complaint I have is that it is L-O-U-D!!! I mean, really LOUD! This is louder than my vacuum cleaner. But, it generally takes less than a minute to sharpen.
I believe PatriceJ has also mentioned having one. Maybe she will chime in on how it works for her.
You won't get "new" sharpness on the blades, but it does give them a nice edge and it seems to be extending the life of the blades. I haven't tried this on extremely old or nicked blades yet. I first tried it on a blade that was getting dull and after about 30 seconds, it cut very nicely.
The one complaint I have is that it is L-O-U-D!!! I mean, really LOUD! This is louder than my vacuum cleaner. But, it generally takes less than a minute to sharpen.
I believe PatriceJ has also mentioned having one. Maybe she will chime in on how it works for her.
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With a $59 price wouldn't it be better just to buy blades?
http://www.allbrands.com/products/abp27942.html
http://www.allbrands.com/products/abp27942.html
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With the price of blades these days - I'd be happy to be able to "touch them up" once in a while. If the price is really $59 - and it works well - that's only a little more than two (5) packs of blades in my neck of the woods. I'm looking forward to hearing more about y'all's experience with it.
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