Accusharp 1 001 Knife Sharpener

Accusharp 1 001 Knife Sharpener

It used to be quite difficult to sharpen knives, however since these times knife sharpening techniques have come a very long way. Traditional bench stones are still available however there are now many more alternative options to this. There are many different types of knife sharpener and cutting device, which one you choose to use will depend on the types of tools you are sharpening.

Bench Grinding Wheels for Sharpening

Grinding wheels have an abrasive surface which is used to grind away any chips in the metal and at the same time sharpen the knife. There are a number of different substances which are used on these bench grinders, including aluminum oxide. This is the most common type of material used for grinding wheels although there are other varieties of oxide which are used. Aluminum oxide is well suited to sharpening steel, wrought iron, annealed iron and bronze.

Zicconia alumina is another material which can be used, this is a mix of aluminum and zirconium oxide. This wheel is very long lasting and is good for sharpening alloys and steel.

Another material is ceramic aluminum oxide, this is one of the newest materials which is used for grinding wheels. It is extremely strong and is used in situations where accuracy is key. This is often used with another material in different proportions depending on what they are grinding.

Grinding wheels are available in a number of different shapes. The most common is a simple straight wheel, these have a cutting edge which faces forward. Another common type is the cylinder wheel, these have a revolving cylinder with the cutting edge on top.

Another thing that you need to think about when choosing wheels is the grit size. A lower number means that it is coarse, a larger number means that it is a fine grain. 10 for example would be very course where as 100 would be very fine. Fine grains are desirable for putting the finishing touches to work, while rougher ones are good for other applications.

A Bench Grinder for Sharpening

Bench Grinders aren’t exactly that expensive and can be used to sharpen a number of different items including knives. These can be mounted directly onto the surface of your workbench. Bench grinders are available in a variety of different sizes. The motor is normally up to a maximum of 1 horsepower as these are quite small machines. Look for a good one which has a tool rest so that you can keep the wheel steady so you can be very accurate.

Chain Saw Sharpeners

The blades on a Chain saw are like nothing else, and so if you own one you need to invest in a chain saw sharpener. You can purchase automatic sharpeners, these are by far the easiest option. This is where the chain saw is put into place and a grinding wheel is lowered to sharpen the blade. These are pretty expensive however they do guarantee even sharpening.

Few people can afford automatic models and so may turn to manual sharpeners, these are much cheaper and very precise. You lock the chain saw into place with a manual lever while you sharpen it. Most of these come with a number of different heads which makes it suitable for more chainsaws.

Accusharp 1 001 Knife Sharpener

This knife shapener sharpens any double edge blade whether serrated or plain, thick or thin and it will do it faster than youd believe possible. AccuSharp sharpeners are the best, easiest and fastest sharpeners around. The difference is in the specially formulated, precision ground and mounted tungsten carbide blades.

Versatile and easy enough for anyone to use safely, the AccuSharp 001 Knife Sharpener lets you quickly sharpen a wide variety of bladed tools, from straight and serrated knives to cleavers and axes. Its unique, ergonomic design guards your fingers while a dependable, diamond-honed tungsten carbide blade puts a precision edge on your tools.
The AccuSharp 001
Knife Sharpener offers:
  • Speed, safety, and precision
  • A full-length finger guard
  • An ergonomic handle for right- or left-handed sharpening
  • 5 to 10 years of use between blade changes

The tough, tungsten carbide blades are reversible and replaceable. View larger.

Versatile, User-Friendly Design
A sharp blade makes it easier to get work done quickly and safely. The innovative AccuSharp Knife Sharpener lets you sharpen most blades in around ten seconds. Sharpening is oil- and mess-free, and it doesn’t require guessing at angles or handling rough, awkward stones. This sharpener’s easy-to-use design makes it a great tool to have on hand in professional and personal kitchens, as well as an easy choice for hunters, fishermen and women, gardeners, and craftspeople.

Featuring a unique, ergonomic handle, the AccuSharp fits neatly in either hand to accommodate both right- and left-handed users, and it includes a full-length guard that protects your fingers throughout the sharpening process.

Fast, Effective Sharpening
To get started sharpening, you simply place your knife on a table or counter top with the cutting edge up. Hold the knife handle securely with one hand. Then let the “V” notch on the sharpener straddle the blade, and use your thumb to apply light pressure as you draw the AccuSharp down past the point of the blade.

When you first use the AccuSharp on a blade, several passes may be required to make sure that your knife’s cutting angle conforms to the AccuSharp angle. But once that angle is achieved the first time, it should take just two or three brief passes to put a sharp edge back on your knife–which means that sharpening fits into your busy schedule instead of interfering with it.

Dependable, Long-Lasting Construction
To deliver years of reliable use, AccuSharp sharpening blades are crafted from diamond-honed tungsten carbide, one of the hardest known materials. And because even the toughest industrial-quality blades eventually begin to show wear, AccuSharp’s unique design allows you to reverse the blade to double its life span. Most users report an average of five to 10 years between blade replacements, which means that it’s easy to ensure that your sharpener will be ready to go when you need it.

AccuSharp Knife Sharpeners will not rust, and they can be cleaned easily with soap and water or in your dishwasher.

What’s in the Box
AccuSharp 001 Knife Sharpener

Finally, a Knife Sharpener anyone can use! No more messy oils or stones. In about 10 seconds, sharpen knives, (even serrated knives), cleavers, axes, machetes, and many other cutting tools. The large ergonomic handle fits either hand safely and securely. The full length finger guard protects your fingers. Sharpening blades are Diamond Honed Tungsten Carbide for years of reliable use. AccuSharp Knife Sharpeners will not rust and can be cleaned with soap and water or in the dishwasher. Replacement sharpening blades are available. Sportsmen, Cooks, Craftsmen, Gardeners, and many more, all need the easy-to-use, affordable AccuSharp line of knife and tool sharpeners.

Accusharp 1 001 Knife Sharpener

Accusharp 1 001 Knife Sharpener Picture

Accusharp 1 001 Knife Sharpener

Accusharp 1 001 Knife Sharpener Photo

Accusharp 1 001 Knife Sharpener

Accusharp 1 001 Knife Sharpener Photo

Accusharp 1 001 Knife Sharpener

Accusharp 1 001 Knife Sharpener Picture


Most helpful customer reviews

292 of 299 people found the following review helpful.
5Sharpening tool of the century
By JW Coltrain
This is a tremendous invention! I was a pro chef for about 15 years.
The customary way to sharpen knifes was a steel and or flat stone.
I have bought and used various “sharpening systems” and had ex-
pensive electric diamond sharpeners. However, this device is the
fastest, cheapest, and best one I have ever used. It puts a very
sharp edge on all knives (almost razor sharp), and sharper than any
$300 electric sharpener out there. And for the average 8″ chefs knife,
takes about 20 seconds! Get one of these and you will be amazed
how something so simple works so well.

230 of 239 people found the following review helpful.
5This thing is AWESOME!!
By J. P. Becker
Do not, repeat, DO NOT buy some $100+ electric knife sharpener that may or may not be any good. I got a tip on this from Cook’s magazine, which reviewed several products and rated this the top manual sharpener. (By the way, Cook’s definitely did not recommend the dumb Rachael Ray-sponsored sharpener with the curvy blades and high price tag.) For about $10, this product honed my fancy German knives, and also the old knives I’ve had for 20 years (chicago cutlery/faberware kinds of knives) that have been dull for a decade. After 20-30 strokes with the tungsten sharpener, those knives were cutting paper like on a Ginsu infomercial (though I didn’t try them on a beer can)! I can’t say it loud enough–buy this, and you will not be sorry. In fact, buy it for yourself, and get one for anyone you know who appreciates a sharp edge when chopping vegetables.

107 of 110 people found the following review helpful.
5Puts a Sharp Edge on Any Blade
By James Koenig
This product will put a quick edge on any knife, large or small. Simply draw the angled (paired) sharpening stones over your blade, and presto – you have an edge, and a pretty good one too. Best of all, the sharpener is very portable, weighs less than nothing, and fits into backpacks, fishing tackle boxes, hunting fanny pack, etc. with no added weight or bulk.

The edge that this sharpener puts on a blade is a great starting point for further honing of the blade to razor sharpness if desired.

I have several of these sharpeners. The only drawback is that the sharpening stones wear out after perhaps 6 – 10 sharpenings. But under 10 bucks, this is a bargain.

Jim “Konedog” Koenig

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