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Old 07-26-2009, 05:12 PM
youkinorn Offline
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Originally Posted by chefboy2160 View Post
I had a Tojiro DP and it is very hard steel. I dont think you will have a problem with the sharpmaker if you do not let the knife get to dull. I think spyderco is a ceramic kit (correct me if wrong) and I used a ceramic dexter tri- hone at the time on the Tojiro with frequent touch ups so as to not let the knife get dull because the tri-hone cuts pretty slow. I think you will be just fine with the spyderco. Doug...........
cool, thanks for the info.

I would love to take some time to learn to sharpen on a stone sometime, but as a full-time college student (not culinary arts), I'm just worried I wouldn't be able to take as much time as I would like to get my technique down.

If anyone else has any input I'm definitely happy to hear it.
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