Can I sharpened serrated steel knife with it?
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Yes you can. The sloped edge of ceramic is the main sharpener for serrated knives. One can also use the diamond rod, if the serration needs a more aggressive approach.
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Before I tried to even sharpen a blade, the sharpener just fell apart. I imagine that the tapered sharpener is meant for that, but I never tried to use it after it fell apart.
2056812
Absolutely! There are two tools for sharpening serrated knives built into the Lansky.
205859
Can't help you. Don't use serrated knives. Can tell you the Trizor made all my other knives dangerously sharp!
1820449
I'd recommend the Spyderco Sharpmaker. It can sharpen both straight edge and serrated (as well as things like scissors, chisels, hooks, and a number of other things).
2178076
Not being an expert sharpener. I don't know. I have a diamond stone which I would use for a regular blade.The S miths would be great for the wide variety of serrated kitchen knives. The serrated bread knife jumps to mind. Take a stab at it.
1877619
Yes. Use the stationary third non-rotating sharpening stone for serrated blades.
1278085
The DMT WM8FC-WB 8-Inch DuoSharp is not well-suited for sharpening serrated blades. One of the DMT tapered-rod sharpeners would be much more efficient in sharpening a serrated blade. Sharpening serrated blades is very time consuming, but it can be done if you are patient and focused.
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Mary Anne, Thank you for your inquiry. The Perfect Edge knife sharpener is very effective on serrated knives and will provide a very sharp edge.
1632269
It probably won't damage your blade I have used it several times on various blades and they cut just fine, as for serrated I don't think so. I have one serrated blade and find it awkward to run the blade thru the sharpener. I don't know how to sharpen a serrated blade, might have to YouTube that one.
1460991
Any knife can be sharpened by it. I sharpened all my knives, even serrated, really well and with not much effort.
942308
I have cut meat with this knife and it worked well, but I do not feel the serrated edge can be easily sharpened.
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It would work yes, but I would not use for serrated blades. The ceramics are small, an would be easily damaged.
95124
FYI... here is what Wusthof said:Hi, Serrated edge knives actually never need to be sharpened. The way the blades are made, the part that needs to stay sharp never hits a cutting surface so it should not ever go dull. Using a serrated edge knife on the 2904-7 knife sharpener would damage it, so I do not recommend trying it. Regards, Lauren info@wusthof.comWusthof-Trident Inc333 Wilson AvenueNorwalk, CT 06854
727719
Absolutely. There are two ways to sharpen knives: One way is to use a sharpening steel - that just aligns the delicate edge that gets wavy through use back into a straight edge that feels like you've removed steel. The other way to sharpen is to remove metal and forge a new edge. That will have to be done every several years or so, depending on how much you use the knives and how often you are using the steel. Not using the steel with each use will definitely ruin the edge and will require you to sharpen(with a professional sharpener!) them a lot earlier. Hope that helps.
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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.
2011379
Yes, of course it can be sharpened. Get to it! You'll be done in less than an hour! Cheers!
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In my experience, the serrated stone on this kit is almost useless. Serrations aren't usually triangular anyway. I would suggest using the hand sharpener carefully on the serrations.
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Yes, you can but you might consider getting the Shun sharpening steel. The Shun knife blade is set up on a particular angle The Shun steel has a built in guide to set the knife at exactly the angle the knife has from the factory. I should also say that a few swipes on the Shun steel really makes a difference, aligning the edge and removing small imperfections without doing damage to the blade.