Review on AccuSharp 015C: Diamond-Honed Tungsten Carbide Sharpener Multipack - Restore and Hone Blades of Knives, Garden Tools, and Scissors Effortlessly by Angela Wash

All three sharpeners give excellent results. They are small, light, easy-to-use yet powerful tools. I have some weirdly curved vintage custom knives that I can't sharpen with the ChefChoice electric knife sharpener. I also use fancy thin bladed hoes in my gardens and sharpening has always been a chore. Then I thought of our machetes, our shovels, our shears, our secateurs. You get the point: we have a lot of blades to sharpen - and that's putting it mildly. When I saw this trio for sale together I quickly threw it in the trash. I then went to discuss my potential purchase with my husband to see if he knew anything about the brand. He said that this company has been around for a long time. He also said that he had heard good things about these mills from his hunting friends. He said he's used them before to sharpen his pocket knives - sometimes stores have a demo sharpener chained to the counter. So I proceeded with the purchase. We definitely have no regrets about the purchase. I really like the convenience of pencil sharpeners: they're small and light enough to fit in your pocket; they are easy and undemanding to use; gentle hand guidance and without effort he does his job. We keep a knife sharpener in our kitchen drawer, a tool sharpener in our small garden tool case, and a scissor sharpener in our desk drawer. So the tools are always at hand and always ready for use. It will be hard NOT to use them!