Kitchen Knives & Accessories

Knife Sharpener Handheld Scissor Blade Sharpening Convenient Kitchen

Name: Knife Sharpener Handheld Scissor Blade Sharpening Convenient Kitchen
Price: 3.01 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.30 (50 reviews)

4.3 · 50 reviews

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$3.01

Overview:

Brand new and high quality.
2-in-1 professional quality blade sharpener for sharpening both knife and scissors.
Sharpen more than 10,000 blades.
Simple and easy to use this instrument to sharpen knives and scissors.
The handle makes for easy grip while sharpening your knives.

Product information:
Name: Tungsten steel scissors sharpener
Model: ND-007
Material: plastic PP+plastic ABS+tungsten steel blade
Product size: 140*70*26mm

Packing list:
Sharpener*1

Color Black

SKU CJCF125866701AZ · In stock

Availability

Shipped from China In stock

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Customer reviews

G***g IT Marketplace review Dec 29, 2024

ottimo

N***p MX Marketplace review Dec 29, 2024

Vendedor cumplido y producto llega a tiempo y en buen estado, su calidad es buena considerando el precio de su costo, su función en buena tanto en cuchillo como en tijeras, se requiere de conocimiento básico para un buen afilado, y lo recomiendo. Gracias vendedor. Saludos!

T***g ES Marketplace review Dec 28, 2024

va de lujo!

D***u ES Marketplace review Dec 24, 2024

I had one already identical bought in Morrisons in the UK at £1.00, it serves us for so many years (since 2007) that when I discovered it got rusty I was gutted. It was still working by the way. I so decided to buy another one, and with the reverse image search of CJ I found this. I'm now super happy. Many instructions show to put the knife on a flat surface, and scarily to run this thing on the blade. Well, try the opposite: the sharpener on the edge of the flat surface (that's why it has that sort of "beak" on the handle side) and run the blade on it.