Tool of the Week: Kuhn Rikon Mini Pro Knife Sharpener
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This week, BehindTheKnife’s Chief Tool Dude Chip Sheen and I shot a bunch of videos on the topic of knife sharpening. Here’s the first installment where he covers the difference between waterstones, oilstones, and how to test whether a knife is sharp enough by seeing if it will gouge your thumbnail.
Because of the knife theme, our Tool of the Week Giveaway is a little something to get your feet wet to see if you want to invest in the heavy artillery later on: A Kuhn Rikon Mini Pro Knife Sharpener. The one I’m holding is a handsome cobalt blue. Here are the specs:
- designed and engineered in Switzerland
- sharpens Japanese and German style blades, as well as nonstick coated blades
- quality ceramic stone made by Kyocera, Japan gives a perfect edge every time
- hand guard and non-slip feet for extra safety
- compact size for easy storage and traveling
Win one!
One lucky BehindTheKnife.com reader will win a Kuhn Rikon Mini Pro Knife Sharpener FREE, a $20 value. Just leave a comment below by Friday November 27th, 11:59 pm.
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What a nicely designed sharpener. I went to their website and saw that the sharpener has it’s own built in storage case. Clever and handy.