Can I use this on pruning shears?
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The Accusharp packaging specifically notes that it is NOT designed for sharpening scissors. My understanding is that knives & scissors are sharpened at different angles. However, they do offer an Accusharp Shear Sharp that IS designed for scissors that is available on Amazon for about $9. Hope that I have helped!
1716269
Ive seen people use this sharpener successfully on hatchets, so my guess would be yes.
1716270
I think you're better off getting their scissor sharpeners. If it does for shears what it does for knives you will have great results.
1716271
You could if the blades were similar to that of a knife. If they are like scissors, no...
1716272
Yes, you could use it for it but only if the blades of the pruning shears are as thin as a chef's knife.
1716273
basically, I think if your shears is like a scissors, it would be difficult to use this sharp because of the angle problem unless your shear can be way open to like a blade.
1716274
No, The GardenSharp is used for pruners, loppers and lawn mower blades. These are single beveled edged tools and the GardenSharp will sharpen those. AccuSharp will sharpen both sides of the blade.
8679
I would say yes though it depends on how you trim it. A good sharp razor or heavy duty shears would do fine but regular office scissors would be difficult to use, they might even break.
1914397
I'm not sure, but don't think so. It seems to work well on non-serated knives, but wouldn't use on scissors. Just my guess.
1318623
Not at all. The shears come with this nifty red cleaner that you use to get the last bit out. Be sure to use the cleaner and not your fingers as the blades are VERY SHARP and will cut you instantly. Then you just run them under water and dry. These shears are just perfect for cilantro and chives. I just love them.
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I would not recommend this tool. It is very difficult to use. I cannot give you a specific time but it takes a awhile to fit it on. It isn't worth the time to take it on and off. My recommendation is to buy a specific shear tool designed for metal cutting. I had a lot of problems with this tool and had to send it back.
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The Gardena 2340-U 3 - inch blade sold on Amazon will fit your shears....here is the link:
498808
I have not used it for that but I imagine it would work great. Works very well on chisels and lathe tools.
1738288
Sure you can. The blade is bolted on separately but I use the blade as much as the pruners.
1513723
Yes, it works very well with the shears. I prefer to keep them compact when in the case.
1371508
I have had many years of experience using these pruners. Amazon asked me to answer your question but I do not understand what you are wanting to know. Could you be more specific and I may be able to help you. Chuck F.
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Don't know why not . . . might be kind of overkill, though. I would stick with regular kitchen shears that you can put through the dishwasher
1635934
Most definitely!! It can be used for any "fine" cutting. Just remember that it is a "pull saw", not a "push saw". (Japanese style)
333684
I don't think I would use it, I have only used it on straight knives, I use a diamond hone instead, or for that expensive of a knife it might pay to have it sharpened
918524
No, unfortunetly. It will work on anything with a straight blade (hand pruners, pruning shears, old fashioned hand hedge trimmers, and even a knife) but it is not intended to sharpen anything with a serrated edge (example-any sort of saw with teeth)
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You could cut it if you have super great shears, but I would find a different product. You would be making a mess out of it because of how it is made.
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I don't see why not. Try an elc knife or press down with a borad an a razor knife on top of something that wount cut
1914400
I don't know for certain, but I doubt that it would work on any kind of scissors or shears.This sharpener is perfect for knives, but shears/scissors have a different shape entirely.