Dies is sharpen serated knives?
938023
You can sharpen them, but it will grind away a bit of the serrations each time, depending on which set of wheels your using that can cause your serrated blade to end up not so serrated after a while.
938024
It will sharpen one side if a serrated knife which works perfectly fine however it will not sharpen in the small serrated grooves. If you follow the instructions that it provides on sharpening the serrated knives then it does a good job. It is a very nice product. I hope this heps.
938025
Yes! It sharpened my serrated knives beautifully! I even sharpened the steak knives with it! Just don't put it in for very long... test by slicing a piece of paper... will tell you it's sharp enough. I love it! Easy to use and sharpens well!
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.
1176240
I use the spyderco sharpmaker system which has triangular rods that allows very simple sharpening for serrated knives.
1255795
The stones on the Spyderco Sharpmaker are ceramic and not measured in grit. However, the approximate equivalent would be about 600 on the brown stone and 1200 on the white stone. There is an extra fine stone available at approx. 2000 grit equivalent sold seperately.
834651
go to this site it will answer most questions including about sharpening serrated knives http://www.chefschoice.com/faq120.html
1374282
Of course, they are just steel knives with a colorful coating. Anywhere that the sharpening stones contact the blade the coating will be removed, so one should be careful to sharpen properly.
1257810
I've had a set for five years. I bought these as a gift. No I have never needed to sharpen mine.
836952
Depending on how sharp it is. If it is really dull then you will need a wet stone, shun have one with 2 sides for sharpening and one for honeing. If it is still quite you can just get a dimond steel the sharpen it after a couple of uses, Thats what I do with my old shun 25cm chefs knife and ive had that for 9 yrs.
376057
No.. they are cheap knives not meant to be sharpened. Chefs talk about using these types of knives and throwing them away and buying new ones because of their price. I think sharpening them would take off the finish.. but if you wanted to try .. use one of the 16 degree ones that you slide the knife through.
2015021
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.com Wusthof-Trident Inc 333 Wilson Avenue Norwalk, CT 06854
1977762
see if you can download the user manual, as it shows you EVERYTHING you can sharpen. To answer your question though, yes.
1716074
Yes. It really depends how often you sharpen your knives. Please always apply light force in sharpening the knives. Good quality knives with good rockwell (hardness) will last longer.
1871195
I have two sets. The first set I bought 2 years ago and the second set last year. I have never sharpened them. I love these knives.
1837514
I don't know. I gave them as a gift. I have another brand that I use daily and haven't had to sharpen them yet.
42764
I don't know. I'm under the impression that serrated knives in general cannot be sharpened.
1573951
I don't think so but you may want to research it on the internet a little. However, my knives have never dulled. I have broken/chipped them, but they did not dull. That is why I am glad these all have sheaths. As soon as I wash one, I put it back in the sheath and in the drawer. I also have to continually remind my husband that they are not tools. That is how one of my old ones broke. He was trying to use it to open a box or something.
1029159
No. Do not sharpen. You will weaken the leading edge of the blade. The blades cut just fine right out of the box with slightly dull edges.