Go there and buy the equipment/machine ...
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Where can I sharpen my kitchen knives and scissors ? Pls recommend. Pls don’t recommend Mr Minit which is super expensive
- Thread starter GUDANGARAM
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Thanks. Now I know better and I also see this in Amazon description
Grit type
Fine,Rough
- 2 sided rectangle stone block
- Side A (darker green): 400grit for rough grinding, to return edges to their original shape.
- Side B (lighter green): 1000grit is for fine finishing, smoothing and polishing cutting edges.
- In addition, with these stones the worn material and the water form a slurry, which in conjunction with the stone, sharpens and polishes the blade.
u got try plucking out a strand of ur hair, bring it 2 ze sharp edge, gif it a slight blow n watch it separate in2 2? ...
Nah, I'm not the type of person to split hairs.
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