Can you sharpen this blade when it gets dull?
2008958
Yes you can. I never have, but I know Amazon sells a sharpener for it. I think it's cheaper just to replace the blade then buy a sharpener though. So unless you plan on using it a whole lot.......
284290
Good question we have had ours for many years and have not had to sharpen. We purchased a new one for when we wear out this one.
58566
Yes it can be sharpened. I just make a few swipes on my fine steel between uses and its razor sharp. The blade is very thin so its great for fine thin slicing which is what I use it for.
1265
Not initially. It comes already sharpened and it is extremely sharp. I'm sure, after some use, it will require some sharpening.
260912
Yes. It uses a different angle than smooth edge blades so make sure when you use a steel to use the correct angle (I think it's 20 degrees but I may be mistaken). I used a standard knife sharpener on it and it dulled the knife. If you use a sharpener makes sure it's designed to work with these kinds of blades. And when you get all this right be careful.. these knives are S H A R P.
745506
Not to often, depending on long you use it. I usually sharpen it while I'm using it just to have a sharp point to use.
732080
No, it sharpens pretty quickly. It will continue to sharpen until you pull it out.
1514868
No. One of the secrets to sharpening an edge is not to let it get too dull. Also you shouldnt use a lot of pressure. Take your time. There is no need to take a lot of material as you sharpen. also find out what degree of angle your edge is and cut a small piece of wood on a mitre box at that angle and learn to use a flat sharpening stone. In the case of the SCHF9 the curve in the blade makes sharpening a little more challenging. Oh, almost forgot, slide the knife you are trying to sharpen down the edge of the piece of wood to the stone and you will be at the right angle. there are instructional videos on utube for knife sharpening. God b w/ you and yours in the upcoming trying times. Sincerely, J. C Miracle No. One of the secrets to sharpening an edge is not to let it get too dull. Also you shouldnt use a lot of pressure. Take your time. There is no need to take a lot of material as you sharpen. also find out what degree of angle your edge is and cut a small piece of wood on a mitre box at that angle and learn to use a flat sharpening stone. In the case of the SCHF9 the curve in the blade makes sharpening a little more challenging. Oh, almost forgot, slide the knife you are trying to sharpen down the edge of the piece of wood to the stone and you will be at the right angle. there are... » Read More No. One of the secrets to sharpening an edge is not to let it get too dull. Also you shouldnt use a lot of pressure. Take your time. There is no need to take a lot of material as you sharpen. also find out what degree of angle your edge is and cut a small piece of wood on a mitre box at that angle and learn to use a flat sharpening stone. In the case of the SCHF9 the curve in the blade makes sharpening a little more challenging. Oh, almost forgot, slide the knife you are trying to sharpen down the edge of the piece of wood to the stone and you will be at the right angle. there are instructional videos on utube for knife sharpening. God b w/ you and yours in the upcoming trying times. Sincerely, J. C Miracle « Show Less
2017881
I'm sure it could be sharpened that way. However, this knife has a very precise edge on it and you would want it sharpened by a professional that has the ability to match that specific edge. Me; I would take it to a pro. And I kept my knives sharp for years when I worked in professional kitchens.
1013760
I doubt the blades can be sharpened. This one replaced another B/D hedger that lasted over 15 years and still cut well. But, the old one's motor finally died and it was more expensive to replace that than buy a new unit.
1410990
Yes, the blade is replaceable. I'm not sure the blade can be sharpened. If the blade is oiled regularly it shouldn't need sharpening.
1497269
The blades are self sharpening with normal use. If they have gone dull it may be due to cutting paper stock that is too thick. You would need to contact the manufacturer.
1997841
I have used it frequently for about a year and a half, and it has not needed to be sharpened, unlike my expensive knives. My local Sur la Table store sharpens while you wait for $5 per blade.
1994121
I don't think you can sharpen these blades. They don't come out of the housing and the blades can't be separated.
1492509
The blade was dull upon arrival. It's more for display and usage as a prop than anything, but I'd assume it can be sharpened.
2188681
I don't know, mine has never lasted long enough to dull the blades. I've gone through two of them thus far. Probably on the waring site.
1984602
I own this board, and have no problem with dull knives, however I keep my knives upside down in the knife block so the dull portion or top of the knife makes contact with the actual wood not the blade which faces up. Also I use my steel to sharpen my knife before each use. I always rinse the blade for metal shavings then wipe dry. I hope this helps