This is me carefully examining the curvature of a pair of scissors, in my workshop.
You’ll find me in my workshop with my many professional sharpening tools. I have a home-based business — so I can give you SUPER LOW prices because… no overheads!
AND, Because I sharpen in my home workshop, I have plenty of time — so I don’t make the shortcuts that can happen with ‘rushed’ or other cheap sharpeners. And I’m happy to take my time to explain how you can look after your knives and tools.
I don’t sell products. I’m a craftsman, not a salesman, so no pressure — just genuine service.
I SHARPEN:
√ household scissors, sewing scissors, pinking shears, tin snips, aviation snips
√ beauty shears and scissors
√ chefs’ knives, fillet knives, kitchen knives,
√ straight and serrated edge cutlery, re-serrated bread knives
√ cleavers, loppers, secateurs
√ poultry shears
√ pocket knives, hunting knives
√ linoleum and carpet knives
Interested in some of my tools?
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- This is the Hira-To sharpening machine being used with a leather disc loaded with .5 micron rouge to remove the burr and polish the convex edge. This machine has been specifically designed to provide some of the critical steps in sharpening both convex edge and bevel edged hairdressing scissors.
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- Using a japanese 8000 grit whetstone to remove the burr and polish the “ride” line
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- The Jooltool has many uses. This fascinating machine allows you to see right through the sharpening disc (appropriately called Ninja) and watch the surface being sharpened. As you can see this is perfect for edges like bypass secateurs.