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    Knife Sharpener or Sharpening Stone

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    • I Offline
      Imami
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      No need la, just use the bottom of those clay bowls…

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        Jennifer
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        Imami:
        No need la, just use the bottom of those clay bowls....

        \"Use the bottom of those clay bowl\" how to? Pls advise. Many thanks in advance.

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          ammonite
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          On the base, there is a rim that is sticking out rite? Use that rim as you would a sharpening stone. I prefer a knife sharpener if I have to be the one doing it to keep the sharpened edge straight and balanced. I am a bit clumsy and have sliced off many fingernails in the past. It is hard for me to control a knife where the sharpened edge slants (due to uneven sharpening) ever so slightly. My husband likes to use the sharpening stone though.

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            Kool
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            I use this to sharpen my knives and it works well for me. I have 3 extras to let go at $5 each with postage. Please pm if interested.


            http://i46.tinypic.com/2u4ogo3.jpg\">

            You can see this video on how this works.
            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAhUS8DoT5U

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              Jennifer
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              ammonite:
              On the base, there is a rim that is sticking out rite? Use that rim as you would a sharpening stone. I prefer a knife sharpener if I have to be the one doing it to keep the sharpened edge straight and balanced. I am a bit clumsy and have sliced off many fingernails in the past. It is hard for me to control a knife where the sharpened edge slants (due to uneven sharpening) ever so slightly. My husband likes to use the sharpening stone though.

              I hv never sharpened a knife.

              Before marriage, there was a man who came shouting \"sharpen knife , scissors\" in our neighbourhood.

              After marriage, mother-in-law is in charge of the kitchen.

              When I moved out n started cooking, I got a good knife which is now not sharp anymore.

              I saw a stall in Jelita that offers knife sharpening svc, dunno how much.

              Is sharpening knife a not easy task?

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                Imami
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                Jennifer:
                Imami:

                No need la, just use the bottom of those clay bowls....


                \"Use the bottom of those clay bowl\" how to? Pls advise. Many thanks in advance.

                Jennifer take a look here:

                http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQAiyanQf8c&feature=youtube_gdata_player

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                  Jennifer
                  last edited by

                  Imami:
                  Jennifer:

                  [quote=\"Imami\"]No need la, just use the bottom of those clay bowls....


                  \"Use the bottom of those clay bowl\" how to? Pls advise. Many thanks in advance.

                  Jennifer take a look here:

                  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQAiyanQf8c&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/quote]looks so easy.

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                    Imami
                    last edited by

                    It is, and Cost free. I have been using this method for a few years. Knife sharper seems too sophisticated for me... :oops: no idea how to use one when I see it...

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                      Lynn1967
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                      Imami:
                      No need la, just use the bottom of those clay bowls....

                      🤷 later the bowl bottom become crocked 🤷

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                        Lynn1967
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                        Jennifer:
                        ammonite:

                        On the base, there is a rim that is sticking out rite? Use that rim as you would a sharpening stone. I prefer a knife sharpener if I have to be the one doing it to keep the sharpened edge straight and balanced. I am a bit clumsy and have sliced off many fingernails in the past. It is hard for me to control a knife where the sharpened edge slants (due to uneven sharpening) ever so slightly. My husband likes to use the sharpening stone though.


                        I hv never sharpened a knife.

                        Before marriage, there was a man who came shouting \"sharpen knife , scissors\" in our neighbourhood.

                        After marriage, mother-in-law is in charge of the kitchen.

                        When I moved out n started cooking, I got a good knife which is now not sharp anymore.

                        I saw a stall in Jelita that offers knife sharpening svc, dunno how much.

                        Is sharpening knife a not easy task?

                        my mil always take it to the market to have it sharpened.

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