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Sharpening Instructions Linder Nr. 400101 Smith Nr. JIFF-S Vertrieb - Distribution: Carl Linder Nachf. e. K. • Erholungstr. 10 • D-42699 Solingen • www.linder.de • [email protected] KNIFE SHARPENING INSTRUCTIONS 1 Always keep your fingers inside the hand guard and your thumb securely on the thumb rest indention on the top of the sharpener; otherwise possible injury may occur. 2 To sharpen the knife place the knife on a solid flat surface with Fig. 1 the cutting edge facing up. Securely hold the knife in place with downward pressure on the handle. For best results allow about 1/2” to 1” of the blade to extend past the edge of your flat surface. See Fig. 1. 3 Starting near the handle of the knife place the “V” in the head of the sharpener over the cutting edge of the knife. Position the head of the sharpener at a 90 degree angle to the knife’s cutting edge. While holding the knife with one hand and the sharpener in the other, draw the sharpener across the blade from the heal to the point while applying light downward pressure. At the end of each stroke continue your outward motion in order to avoid any contact with the blade. You will feel the tungsten carbide cutters removing metal from the knife. Repeat this process 3 or 4 times or until your knife is sharp. See Fig. 2. Fig. 2 4 Remember, light pressure is sufficient when using the sharpener. Heavy pressure might cause you to lose control of the knife and could cause possible injury. 5 The carbide cutting heads are reversable and replaceable.When Fig. 3 the heads stop cutting they can be rotated and used on the other side. To rotate the heads remove the screw and the plastic cover piece. Remove the carbides and rotate them 1/2 turn and then place the top carbide into the bottom slot and the bottom carbide into the top slot. SCISSORS SHARPENING INSTRUCTIONS Smith’s Knife & Scissors sharpener features a specially designed “FLOATING” sharpening rod that conforms to the exact angle of your scissors. It is simple and easy to use, and it works on both left and right-handed scissors. Fig. 4 1 To sharpen right-handed scissors begin by holding the head of the knife sharpener in your left hand with the words “Right Handed Scissors” facing you. Then place the flat base at the other end of the handle on a solid flat surface. (See Fig. 4) 2 Open your scissors blades and insert the blades as far as possible through the slots. (See Fig. 5) 3 Close scissors on the sharpening rod as if your were trying to cut Fig. 5 the rod, then pull the scissor blades through the slots (while trying to keep the blades closed). Repeat this process three or four times (more for dull scissors). If preferred, push scissors through unit instead of pulling. 4 To sharpen left-handed scissors hold the head of sharpener in your right hand with the words “Left-Handed Scissors” facing you and then repeat steps 2 and 3. WARNING: When using to sharpen a knife always keep your fingers inside the hand guard and your thumb securely on the thumb rest indentation on top of the sharpener or possible injury may occur. Sharpening Instructions Linder Nr. 400102 Smith Nr. SK2 Vertrieb - Distribution: Carl Linder Nachf. e. K. • Erholungstr. 10 • D-42699 Solingen • www.linder.de • [email protected] GENERAL INFORMATION � STONE SELECTION � PROPER SHARPENING ANGLE Start the sharpening process by using the Medium The hardest part of sharpening any knife is holding Stone. This speciall formulated stone allows you the the blade at the correct angle to the stone. Smith’s ability to quickly set the edge on your knife or tool. SHARPENING ANGLE GUIDE takes the “mystery” After setting your edge, switch to the Fine Arkansas out of sharpening. Place the yellow guide on the Stone for final honing. The Arkansas Stone actually end of your stone, and then rest your knife blade polishes your knife edge as it sharpens, and no other on top of the guide. This will show you the correct sharpening product has this unique charactistic. angle to hold your knife while sharpening. The � LUBRICANT guide doesn’t move with your blade, it is only used Always use a lubricant when sharpening, especially to show you the correct angle. Once you are with the Natural Arkansas Stone. It protects the comfortable that you are using the right angle, it is stone and the cutting edge of the knife or tool by no longer necessary to use your ANGLE GUIDE. washing away the particles of stone and metal cre- � CLEANING ated during the sharpening process. Without the Cleaning the stones will keep the pores free of lubricant’s washing effect, the particles are forced stone and metal particles. After each use, the into the pores of the stone and “glaze” it over, reducing Arkansas stone should be cleaned by scrubbing the stone’s sharpening effectiveness. We recommend vigorously with water, liquid soap, and a stiff Smith’s Premium Honing Oil as the best lubricant. It nylon brush. is mineral-based and completely safe. If necessary, water can be used as a substitute. SHARPENING INSTRUCTIONS Put a small amount of SMITH’S Push the blade away from you 1. HONING OIL (or any light oil 3. just like you are trying to or water) on your stone. Don’t use carve a thin slice off the top of the a lot of oil, as our HONING OIL is stone. Also, don’t be afraid to use premium refined and a small pressure against the stone while amount goes a long way. Using a sharpening since it will not damage Natural Stone without oil or water the stone or your knife. Repeat this will damage and clog your stone. pushing stroke three or four times. Remember, try to keep the same approximate sharpening angle all the To insure the proper sharpening time since this is the key to getting the sharpest edge. 2. angle on your knife place the yellow Smith’s ANGLE GUIDE at To sharpen the other side of the end of your stone. This shows 4. your knife place your blade you the proper angle recommended at the opposite end of your to use in order to obtain the stone and repeat steps 2 and 3, but s h a r p e s t e d g e . N e x t , p l a c e instead of pushing the knife away your blade flat on the ANGLE GUIDE at the end of the from you pull it towards you as stone. Now you are ready to begin the sharpening shown. Continue to sharpen until process. you feel your blade is truly sharp. Cat. # SK2 1700 Sleepy Valley Road Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901-9017 Stone storage area on 1-800-221-4156 • Fax 501/321-9232 bottom of base. http://www.smithabrasives.com Sharpening Instructions Linder Nr. 400103 Smith Nr. TRI6 Vertrieb - Distribution: Carl Linder Nachf. e. K. • Erholungstr. 10 • D-42699 Solingen • www.linder.de • [email protected] KNIFE SHARPENING SYSTEM Smithís TRI-HONE ONTHE END OF THE TRIANGULAR BASE. gives you two high-quali- � LUBRICANT ty Arkansas stones and a quick-sharpening bonded Always use a lubricant when sharpening with abrasive stone. They all the two natural Arkansas stones. It protects the come mounted on a stones and the cutting edge of the knife or tool molded plastic Triangle by washing away the particles of stone and that fits into a sturdy molded plastic base. metal created during the sharpening process. The unit has handles on the end of the stone Without the lubricantís washing effect, the bar for easy stone rotation, non skid rubber particles are forced into the pores of the ston e feet on the base, ì Vî trough to catch the oil and it ì glazesî over, reducing the stoneís drippings, and easy to read stone identifica - sharpening effectiveness. We recommend tion labels. Smithís Premium Honing Oilas the best lubri- cant. It is mineral-based and is completely THE TRI-HONE SYSTEM INCLUDES: safe. If necessary , water can be used as a su b- � MEDIUM (SOFT) stitute. NATURAL ARKANSAS STONE � PROPER SHARPENING ANGLE � FINE (HARD) The hardest part of sharpening any knife is NATURAL ARKANSAS STONE holding the blade at the correct angle to the stone. Smithís SHARPENING ANGLE � ALUMINUMOXIDE GUIDE takes the ì mysteryî out of sharpen - (BONDED ABRASIVE) STONE ing. Place the yellow guide on the end of � PREMIUM HONINGOIL your stone, and then rest your knife blade � SHARPENING ANGLE GUIDE on top of the guide. This willshow you the correct angle to hold your knife whilesharp - GENERAL INFORMATION ening. The guide doesnít move with your � STONE SELECTION blade, it is only used to show you the cor- Normal use of the system includes beginning rect angle. Once you are comfortable that with the MEDIUM Arkansas stone and work- you are using the right angle, it is no longer ing the knife or tool until it has a well pol- necessary to use your ANGLE GUIDE. ished edge. Final honing and polishing for the � CLEANING ultimate edge is achieved with the FINE Cleaning your stones will keep the pores Arkansas stone. The COARSE ALUMINUM free of stone and metal particles. After each OXIDE stone is reserved primarily to remove use, the Arkansas stones should be cleaned nicks or to realign the cutting edge. NOTE: by scrubbing vigorously with water, liquid THE GRADE OF EACH STONE IS MARKED soap, and a stiff nylon brush.
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