It looks the same as the O.S.O knife sharpener sold at local fairs, is it the same under a different name?
1708561
Don't know, but all I can say is that it is the best thing I have ever used on my knives.Got sick of having to wait for hubby to sharpen them, now I can do it in a flash.
1708562
Don't know, but all I can say is that it is the best thing I have ever used on my knives. Got sick of having to wait for hubby to sharpen them, now I can do it in a flash.
1141510
Not sure. I looked up the model number you provided and it looks to be same knife. I could only guess. Wish I had a better answer for.
1182847
So far as I can tell, no, but it looks almost identical and if what is said about that one is correct, it is perhaps a very good copy of it or maybe cck just puts a custom handle on essentially the same knife and sells it as the 1303.
1626575
I really don't know. This model is the only one I have ever used. It is small and handy and does a good job. My daughter also has one and she is very happy with it. She says it does as good a job as any more expensive sharpener she has had.
1627994
Same answer as W. M. Werich. It's a long lasting sharpener for $20. So far it has sharpened a lot of edges.
1791423
from what I've read, they are the same...the reason for the name difference is due to who ever is selling it. Google this question and see what you find out but I think they are the same...which is the bottom line
811477
Yes iv this is my second one and I love the sog knives. And on here there about 30 dollars cheaper.
1146038
Since I own both, I compared the two, and found that they are the same size...but I could NOT find the numbers you refer to...the 001 and 060...anywhere on the package. I wondered about the blades, even though they appeared to be the same side-by-side, but looking at the replacement blades on Amazon (AccuSharp 3036-2024 Knife Sharpener Replacement Blades), they are meant for ALL Accusharp products. Aslo, I looked at ConsumerSearch website and both tools are lumped together in a description. I bought both to have one inside the house near where I cook (blue hand guard), and obviously one outside in the garage where the gardening tools are (green hand guard). I LOVE LOVE LOVE this product in the kitchen as it sharpens quickly and very well; I originally bought it because it was recommended by America's Test Kitchen, and I am an aficionado of most anything they do or review or recommend. Now, can I please get back to cooking?
5834
Hello. Yes, it is the same one. It is a very good tool. I really recomend it.
2011011
I use the 08800 Presto Knife Sharpener that I got from Amazon which I use on all my knives.
2179213
I have no idea. It is simple, it works, and is easy to use. If you are looking for specific angle sharpeners, I would recommend a Lansky sharpener. If you want a quick edge on a kitchen knife, the Smith's works well.
1074342
We had the same type (circa 1950's) sharpener when I was a kid. That is what brought us looking for this one. Hope you like it just as much as we do!
914666
I believe they are the same-- This is one of the best kitchen tools I have. You won't be disappointed!
1406393
Sorry to say, I don't know what the difference might be. I do know this is the second one I purchased which cost a good bit more than the first and is better made, has a sharper blade, and I'm very happy with it.
1929272
I don't know if it's the same item. But I can tell you that it's well made & easy to use. I am very happy with my purchase.
2234539
Asian knives and Henckles, Wustof ie western variety have different edges, relating to the angles. Do a google search to get the precise info, but in any case if you have the "western" knives, get the non-Asian sharpener. BTW, I love the Chef's Choice. It is elegant in its simplicity and efficiency and does a great job of sharpening.
1368273
Yes, it is the same knife..... if you look further down the page, it has the description "Limited Edition". Not too unusual to find duplicates on Amazon for different prices. I've even sent emails to them about duplicate items, but usually nothing is done. Plus Buck uses the term "Limited Edition" pretty loosely. Doesn't mean much unless they specify that only a fixed number will be made.