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Multi Angle Knife Sharpener
1. Multi angles(15,18,20,22,24°) for different knives needs
2. Auto-adjustable setting for Polishing
3. Easy to Adjust Angle by sngle hand
4. 5 times longer life time by 5 pairs of carbide
5. Bigger Angle Sign to adjust angle fastly
5. Appicable for scissor/bread knives
7. Resin diamond for durable, efficient, and dirt-resistant
8. Silicone knob to more anti-slippery, UV cover dust proof
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