Does the TrueCut Rotary Blade Sharpener use 45 size pinking blades?
1027929
I don't know about the pinking blade but I would not waste your money. After sharpening two rotary blades neither one would cut and I returned the sharpener.
2007942
Yes. I just changed my blade to a pinking one and it works great. There is a little magnet under the blade so it won't fall off when you change it.
1848036
Yes according to the instruction book "Model 601 will sharpen quickly either plain edge or serrated blades without removing the blade from the slicer." It also states " The Model 601 will sharpen all blades supplied with Chef'sChoice slicers and virtually all blades up to 10 inch diameter on either household or commercial grade slicers." I do not have a serrated blade but it works great on my Chef'sChoice Model 667 plain edge blade.
1915885
No, the shape of the blade is wrong. You need a rod-shaped sharpener or a steel.
691283
Yes. The key is to buy only 45mm blades because any other size will not fit. Any 45mm rotary blades will fit this Fiskars 197990-1001 cutter.
31419
Yes. Pro 600 and other 6 quart models take the "wide" blade, per the sideswipeblade website. http://www.sideswipeblade.com/solution.html
284102
I am not sure where you can get the replacement blades. Maybe try and Google it with the model number. It just cuts straight and on a 45 degree angle.
1003843
I don't know. The one I bought is for sharpening standard drill bits. You could probably get on the company's website, get their phone number and ask them the question.
1082112
Even if it does, you don't want it. The rakers are huge making it nearly impossible to sharpen. This chain is for people that don't trust themselves with an aggressive chain. If you have a 460 I'm assuming you can handle the machine. Go to your local dealer and get a real chain.
1693349
There is approximately 6 "pinks" per inch. Looks like standard to me. These are really good shears.
2221333
I think you do because they are different thicknesses. I haven't tried the garden tool sharpener yet
1644554
I have no idea---but if the center blade is too thick you can rub it slowly--checking often--on a sharpening stone until it fits. I haven't needed new blades yet. First off I would see what it took for me to sharpen the old ones before I went looking for new ones.
951535
No... it is only a custom fitted case for the wicked sharpener....best sharpener I have ever used!!
844837
Yes. The scales are green and as with other Kershaw blades this one is of good quality. I bought mine to add to my collection otherwise would recommend a regular or tanto Kershaw Blur with blade steel of S30V. It's getting a little harder to find this steel as it's highly sought after and in my opinion it's topnotch. No matter what the intended use will be I believe you'll be happy with any Kershaw knife you choose.
2155898
Yes. Small or large sized blades, the two grits on this stone can take literally any straight edged blade you choose to sharpen. Use the fine grit to hone the edge slightly or put the finishing touches on the blade. Use the courser grit to repair nicks and prepare the edge for the finer grit polishing stage. I have used it for my Swiss Army 2" packet knife and the stone does the job.
1785364
To be honest this was purchased as a gift, so I don't know much about it. I know you can order replacement rotary blades though.
1462666
I ve never used the model 316 so I cant answer your question but I realized a nice sharpening stone is much better than an electric one.