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 Korean hot-selling knife sharpeners, which can easily sharpen kitchen knives, fruit knives, and scissors.

Just put the knife on the blade of the sharpening tool, gently pass the knife through the middle of the blade 2-3 times, and the knife will be sharp again.The latest model, adjustable, 3-level selection, more in line with your needs.

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 Samurai Pro – Sharpen Your Knives Like In Seconds!

Use Samurai Pro to sharpen your knives, shears, and cutting tools.Why purchase new knives when you can make your old knives like new again? Now you can with theSamurai Pro Celebrity chef Robert Irvine's knife sharpener: Impossible. Easy as 1-2-3. All you have to do is lock it down, draw the blade three times and start slicing away. With the vacuum mount, you can lock it down anywhere– horizontally, vertically, even upside down.Samurai Pro Knife Sharpener can sharpen all knives, even serrated and shears.

当你订购武士专业套装时，你会得到：

• Samurai Pro Sharpener
• Free Cut N' Cook DVD
• BONUS 8-inch French Chef's Knife*

It's always a pleasure to use new knives since they can cut with ease helping you prepare your delicious meals. You can easily prepare your breakfasts, lunches, dinners or any other meal in between with the same pleasure of using a brand new knife by sharpening your old knives using theSamurai ProMost people will just toss their dull knives and spend more money on new knives to get the job done better. Now you can restore your dull knives back to new and easily cut through veggies, meats, sweets, bread like when you first bought them. With the Samurai Pro's tungsten carbide blade, you can sharpen the edges on any knives.You can even use it to sharpen shears and scissors. The vaccuum seal base allows you to position it virtually anywhere, whether vertically, horizontally, or even upside down. Samauri Pro can be taken on your camping trips, fishing cookouts, to assist you in cooking the perfect meal.

Don't make the mistake of spending money on new knives when you can make them.