Chef's Choice 130 Professional Knife-Sharpening Station, Platinum


Chef's Choice

List Price: $210.00
Price: $159.95
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Product Details

  • Sharpens, steels, and strops most brands and types of knives
  • Bend-guides for foolproof sharpening; on/off switch; stabilizing feet
  • Charged knife sharpener with 100-percent diamond abrasives

Chef's Choice 120 Diamond Hone 3-Stage Professional Knife Sharpener, White


Chef's Choice

List Price: $195.00
Price: $115.88
You Save: $79.12 (41%)

Product Details

  • Together Trizor-Plus edge provides greater sharpness and durability
  • Works for gastronome chef's knives, butcher knives, sporting knives, serrated knives
  • 100 percent diamond abrasive will never detemper

Chef's Choice Electric Knife Sharpener

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The best knife sharpener. Chef's choice or Master Grade?

Feb 04, 2008 by jose h | Posted in Other - Food & Drink

I'm in the comestibles cutting business and I use Forschner granton knives. I would like to know which electric sharpener is better: the Chef's choice 130 or Become expert in Grade. If there are other better than these two please let me know. Any input is appreciated. Thank you.

Chef's choice.

Samantha Thompson | Feb 05, 2008

I am not a fan of electrics, give me an oil stone any day, well-known maintennace with a hard arkansas stone and the occasional hone with a jewel stick is more than enough.
marduk D | Feb 05, 2008

If you are using the Forschner Grantons, then you might hankering to check to see if you should be using an electric sharpener on them with that type of edge.

I never use an electric sharpener. I have mine professionally sharpened once a year and then keep them honed with a whetstone and a inure as needed.
kstoker1 | Feb 05, 2008

Electric Knife Sharpener other suggestions?

Jul 05, 2007 by Doodlestuff | Posted in Other - Food & Drink

I bought a Chef's Choice knife sharpener at a garage sales event. It was a discontinued cheaper model. It only sharpens as good as I do with a stone (in other words, poorly). Did I upright get a bad sharpener? Any other suggestions? Do not suggest a stone or one of those wand sharpeners and the food TV chefs recommend. They don't travail for me. I will not spend another cent on them. I have bad vision and apparently can't get the angle right, so I need automation of some persuasion. Please help! When I move, I won't have anybody to sharpen for me!!

the greatest knife sharpener i have ever had, and as a chef have had MANY, was a little device, that was cheap in comparison to all the rest, and was a block with a handle, and 2 small wheels viscera, you placed the knife in between the 2 wheels and dragged it through, hey presto, great, safe, and very easy to use if you have visual impairment, and it was very lousy, most cook shops will have something very similar

these are what i am talking about, the first oneshttp://www.premiercutlery.co.uk/ind_cat.php?cat=sharpeners&sub_cat=chantry&gclid=CLzI5buFkY0CFRROQwod1WXxoQ

i just looked at the cost out of these, these are expensive, you will get these way cheaper in cookware stores

fi ♠ | Jul 05, 2007

Will a good electric Knife sharpener ruin good knifes?

Dec 19, 2007 by sbeaz | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I got a chef's choice stimulating sharpner for X-mas & I have a really expensive set of knives. Can I use the electric sharpner or do I need to sharpen the knives by indicator somehow.

I truly like the sharpener I have had for the last five or so years. It has four rods of two different hard stones arranged in two Vs.
You can get them at sporting goods stores and some ironmongery stores. It only takes a few passes over the stones to sharpen most knives. I think it probably cost me less than twenty dollars. Don't disregard to burnish or strop the blades as you sharpen them.

youkillme | Dec 19, 2007

chef choice knife sharpener - News


Advice: What to look for when buying knives
Great Falls Tribune - Feb 04, 2012
Pizazz sells many rare sharpeners, mainly from Chef's Choice, both electric and manual. They also offer professional in-store knife sharpening for $3 a shoot (up to 8"). If you purchase your knife from Pizazz, they will sharpen it for free.

Sharp choices: Make sure you have the right knife for the job
Shreveport Times - Feb 04, 2012
To start out your kitchen knife collection, start with a set that includes a chef's knife, paring knife and utility knife. When chopping and slicing eatables, don't grip the handle with all four fingers. Instead grip the handle with your thumb and forefinger