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Kai AP0130 Pull Through Knife Sharpener, Gray/Black

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Kai AP0130 Pull Through Knife Sharpener, Gray/Black
- Pull-Through knife sharpener by kai USA
- Sharpens pure Komachi knives to a factory-like angle edge
- To use, place sharpener on a smooth surface and push handle to lock the suction cup
- Place knife in the sharpener at the heel of the blade; pull knife through using light, even pressure
- Keeps your knives in peak cutting performance longer
The perfect complement to your Komachi HD photo knives, is the Kai Pull-Through Knife Sharpener. Pure Komachi HD Photo knife blades are hand-sharpened on a whetstone to achieve their ultra-sharp 16-degree blade angle and keeping that factory sharpness is much easier with the pull-through sharpener. To use, simply place the sharpener on a flat surface, push the handle down to lock the suction cup in place. Place the knife inside the sharpener at the heel of the blade and with gentle, firm pressure, pull blade through to sharpen. Blades are sharpened to a factory-like angle edge. From Kai USA, a leading knife company whose mission is to continue to provide their customers with the very best products by maintaining their strengths: the quality of their products, state-of-the-art technology and a dedication to innovation.
Country USA
Brand KAI
Manufacturer Kai
Binding Kitchen
ItemPartNumber AP0130
Model AP0130
Color Gray/Black
Size Medium
UnitCount 1
UPCs 087171043654
EANs 0087171043654
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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