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Rotary blade sharpener

6 years ago

What type of sharpener do you have? How does it preform? All my bladed are dull now and I'd rather sharpen them then buy new. Thanks.

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loisflan
6 years ago
Didn't even know such a thing existed.
polardream
6 years ago
I didn't know they existed either! I wonder if you have one of those scissor sharpeners if that would work?

Sue
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jackier123
6 years ago
They exist but reviews are not good on any of them that I have read.
geezerfolks_SharonG_FL
6 years ago
I considered getting one when I first heard about them, but after many reviews, decided it wasn't worth it for me. Everyone is different so maybe you would like them or maybe they have made them to work better. Read reviews first though.
latifolia
6 years ago
I have the blue manual one. It's okay, but doesn't substitute for a new blade. Buy ten packs of good blades online.
Char
6 years ago
I agree with Latifolia, I have the same one and it doesn't really work the way I believe It should.
bev2009
Original Author
6 years ago
Thank everyone. I'll just buy new blades. I may save the old in case someone makes a good sharpener some day.

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