Wusthof 4483 Diamond Knife Sharpener
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Diamonds are the world's hardest substance and best sharpening abrasive. Dull knives can be sharpened easily and in just a few strokes with this steel coated in industrial diamonds. Simply guide the blade with light pressure across the steel in an arching motion, side-to-side. Repeat this process 6 - 8 times and voil ! Your knife will be sharp as new. Dishwasher-safe. Made in Solingen, Germany.
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Application/Usage : Knife
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Length : 10.2"
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Additional Information : Coated with industrial diamonds
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Product Information
Application/Usage : Knife
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Physical Characteristics
Length : 10.2"
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information : Coated with industrial diamonds
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