Review on 🔪 Enhanced Spyderco Tri-Angle Sharpmaker with Safety Rods, Instructional DVD, Two Sets of Premium Alumina Ceramic Stones for Blade Repair and Professional-Grade Finishing - 204MF by Ewa Malec-Nawrot ᠌

Do not count on being able to resharpen dead knives without first taking the necessary precautions (such as purchasing pricey diamond rods or resharpening the corner in another manner on your own or in a workshop). However, if you are certain that the angle is between 30 and 40 degrees, there won't be any issues with sharpening, and you'll be pleasantly surprised by the outcome given the amount of work invested. Personally, I quickly understood that I still required a diamond bar and purchased one to save money. I don't regret it because now I have access to little chips and regrinding from a different angle. Although the price is prohibitive, it rapidly pays for itself when you consider that sharpening a knife in a workshop costs 500 per knife (I managed to sharpen five knives at home and a few more with friends and family in a month).