Will this unit sharpen Olfa and Fiskar blades as they have different center holes?
155239
I have not had any problems with either. It does make a louder noise when sharpening but that is to be expected. I have used this a few time and have been happy with the results.
260913
I think so since the hollows don't go all the way to knife edge. I haven't sharpened mine yet. Sorry it took me so long to answer.
1779227
Should be fine. Those are steel blades and 16 degree angle, which is what this sharpener is for.
1579235
This sharpener will work on non-Wusthof knives. The first stage ("coarse") will provide the angle Wusthof uses. It may take quite a number of passes.
895944
Yes, as long as you use t-shank designed blades which are also available from DeWalt, Bosch, Black & Decker and others. But since there is not much of a price difference, I would just stick with the Festool brand that offer superior cutting and long life.
660256
I don't know. I have sharpen every knife I have from a Kershaw 3650st, to a Buck flay knife, to a kitchen knife. It works well for me always keeps the same angle.
1752465
This blade is too long for a whetstone & the blade has a step down which may be difficult to sharpen with a tool, though it would probably work best. A grinder will take off a lot material and make a straight edge hard to keep.
1163983
I don't know for certain. This sharpener works with the knife blade perpendicular to the ceramic discs. It would be impossible to sharpen the serrations of a serrated blade.
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.
1225956
Yes, just be sure your shun is not a single sided edge. I have two shuns and it sharpens them beautifully.
1977763
I have never used it to sharpen scalpels, etc but I do not see why not -- other than eventually wearing away the metal. The finishing triangular rods are very fine. The big advantage of the sharpener is that you gently pull the blade toward you with the blade straight up & down - so you don't have to try to guesstimate the proper degree angle. It's very effective and the mirror finish on the grind is obvious.
692022
I don' t know. It works with all my different scissors but I don't own a Fiskars.
701119
I have two cutters and the same blades work for both. I don't remember what model the other one is but it is also a Fiskars. The blades also work in my roll cutter.
2127891
Yes, it will. I have several lead holders and all get sharpened very nicely. There are small holes with blades on the sides of the sharpener just for that.
2215858
It should not matter who made the knives in question, this sharpener should be able to handle them well - unless you have "ceramic" (white or black blades) rather than steel blades. Those will probably require specialized diamond sharpeners.
223069
I'm no expert but I use carborundum on any type of blade. I think any type of sharpening system will work on any blade but like I said I'm no expert
703681
Yes, it sharpens any wooden pencil as long at the diameter fits in one of the holes. Mine works great!