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Kyocera Electric Ceramic Knife Sharpener

New! Electric Ceramic Knife Sharpener Product Style#/Name: DS-50 Electric Ceramic Knife Sharpener Color Availability: Black Description: Battery powered, this electric ceramic knife sharpener is the perfect solution for at-home re- sharpening and refreshening of your ceramic kitchen knives. Ideal for Kyocera Ceramic knives, the diamond grinding stone can take up to .5mm nicks off a blade, achieving a 35-degree angle. A convenient knife guide slot and assist roller allow for a user-friendly and controlled sharpening of the blade. For left or right handed use. Not recommended for metal knives. It’s easy to clean since cover and grinding stone unit is separate. A replacement diamond grinding stone is available for future use.* Features: • Diamond Grinding Stone #600 Grade: Electric powered diamond grinding stone can take up to .5mm off blade – A Replacement diamond grinding stone is available for future use • Knife Guide Slot: To keep knife at a fixed angle, very user-friendly and safe • Assist Roller: To prevent too much sharpening and controls even pressure • Safety Cover: Grinding and dust are completely contained within cover • Indicator Light: Signals that unit is on and working • Battery Powered: 4 AA batteries not included * Not recommended for the following Kyocera knives: KT-075-HIP-D KT-200-HIP-D KC-25N WH FK-125N WH or BK PS-180 BK ceramic Country of Origin: Grinding stone made in Japan, body made in China Care & Use: Rinse thoroughly with a neutral detergent Material Composition: Grinding Stone: industrial diamond #600 grade Body: ABS resin Part# MSRP UPC Code Casepk Length Width Height Weight DS-50 $79.95 4960664586141 4 7” 5” 3” 1.2 lb. DS-50 R $19.95 4960664595792 10 2” 1.2” 2.3” 5g Kyocera Advanced Ceramics, 3565 Cadillac Ave. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Customer Service: 800-537-0294 Fax: 714-428-3608 © 2010 Kyocera Tycom Corporation. All rights reserved..

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