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Re: Knife sharpening

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From: Larry Hunter
Date: Mon, 03 Feb 1992 18:53
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In article <1992Jan30.084551.15107@pbs.org> rfutscher@pbs.org writes:
[On the Chefs Choice knife sharpener]
>
>I have a Chef's Choice and found that it grinds a lot of metal from the blade.
>I have gone back to a wet stone.
>
>rfutscher@pbs.org

How are you using your Chef's Choice?  There are three rotating
stones, of increasing fineness.  They recommend using the coarsest
only on very dull knives.  I use the middle stone roughly once a month
and the finest (honing) blade a couple of times a week.  I've been
using it on my set of Henkels (sp?) for years with no problem.  I've
never needed the coarsest stone for these knives at all, although I
have used in on a few other things.  And everything stays EXTREMELY
sharp.

Larry

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From: hunter@work.nlm.nih.gov (Larry Hunter)
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Subject: Re: Knife sharpening
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