Where can I purchase the oil and the replacement stones? Great product.
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Found it on Amazon. I searched for replacement stone for TrueSharp. For the fine and coarse stones is about $20. Oil I would sewing machine oil. Hopes this helps you.
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I purchased oil at a local hard ware store. Ask clerk for cutting fluid. Not sure about replacement stones.
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Hi Whitlyn. To answer your question as far as I can see. I do not know where one can get replacements for this product. Thanks. Best regards. Dave
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I agree with others who have responded to your question, the manufacturer of the original product is your best source if Amazon.com do not have a suitable replacement.
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I dont sell replacement parts. I purchase this drill and the hand piece is not functioning properly so i too need to find out were they sell replacement parts.
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Go to the online site of the maker of the skillet. They should have the replacement parts available. Good Luck.
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You can buy it direct from Kyocera at http://kyoceraadvancedceramics.com/ceramic-kitchen-tools/ceramic-knife-sharpeners/knife-sharpener-replacement-wheel.html
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Sorry for the late reply. I have not found any web site that carries replacement parts. Real poor marketing for the price you pay for the T-Fal deep fryer. Great little fryer though. I would love to buy another oil catcher myself. Asa for checking with the company, forget it, they do not have replacement parts either. Then again its's been at least 7 months since I checked. Good luck oin finding replacement parts.
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I use the gray stone for oil, I think the white stones are finer. Try ice water and the white stone
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I have had my sharpener probably 3 years and have not noticed that the sharpening wheel needed replacement yet. I sharpen my knives on a regular basis, so the wheel seems to last for a long time. You may purchase the replacement wheel assembly directly from Kyocera at: http://kyoceraadvancedceramics.com/ceramic-kitchen-tools/ceramic-knife-sharpeners/knife-sharpener-replacement-wheel.html I have ordered from Kyocera directly in the past and have always received products in a timely manner.
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Any oil will work, I use CLP because it's what I have for firearms too, Remoil or Ballistol are both at most stores and would work too. Any sharpening system with a few different stones should work.
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There are several places on google that sell replacement blades. I haven't checked them out, but here's a couple you can check out. http://www.instawares.com/french-fry-cutters.214.3.6925.0.0.8.1.htm?s_kwcid=TC|20025|commercial%20fry%20cutter||SM|p|6736185489&gclid=CM7a0tqj97UCFWlnOgodtTIAbw http://buyfrenchfrycutter.com/tag/french-fry-cutter-replacment-parts/ Hope this helps
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You should be able to buy the sharping stones from the company that you purchased slicer from, check the tag plate on the bottom and google it
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For better quality stones then what comes with this kit I have not found anything cheaper then app $12ea. Then u still have to pay for shipping and a plate to mount the stones to. I just went w/ edgeproinc.com @ $17 ea and just got the 200grit, 400grit, and 1000grit. Very good quality stones and I have no trouble reprofiling all the way up to a mirror polish w/ just those 3 grits. If u wanna save money, I would spend $5 on a bag of silicon carbide from edge pro (free shipping I think) and use that to true the stones that come w/ this kit. Once they are truly flat the factory stones work very very well. I would go that route and wait till u have worn out the stones that came w/ the kit before buying replacements. -best of luck-
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I'm really not sure. Maybe Ebay, but other than that I have no idea. Sorry I couldn't really help. I don't know if Lowes would carry them but you might want to check there, too.
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So far I have only used the honing oil provided by Smith. But any light weight oil will work quite satisfactorily. This is a good quality stone and will create an excellent.knife edge. It will require some patience to learn how to maintain the same sharpening angle with each stroke. Good luck.
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I have talked to Evolution about the blades ect and they never once mentioned using oil- neither does any literature. I would give their customer care a call- great folks-know their stuff and had great recommendations( and not the "buy my product type") on use of the product. I called to ask if I could cut stone with mine- they said yes with the proper blade :) worked out great.
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Ace Hardware website has the stones that are made to go with this exact crock. They only offer a 2 pack.