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Question: Does this work on serrated knives?
Document: The edge is often ragged where small chips of the burr have broken off. But that is really okay for most kitchen work, as it takes some of the cutting features of the serrated knives. The little discontinuities actually help rupture the tomato skin or bread crust when used with a slicing motion.Actually, for the price and purpose, it probably should get 5 stars. It is the best maintenance sharpener I have run across.
The Sharpener looks great and it works. Can't use it on serrated steak knives though. It is very easy to sharpen other knives.
Lightweight and only sharpens regular blades. This leaves out serrated. steak knives and other types of blades. It is lightweight and flimsy. Heavens forbid if you drop it pieces that can never be put together is what you will have. For a name brand this is an embarassing product for their line. Just getting it out of its packaging requires heavy scissors. Apparently it can hang on a store's wall. I suggest you move on by and leave it where it hangs.
I like having intact fingertips and such.I started out with one of the duller knives. It took waaaay more than five pulls through the sharpener, but I was indeed able to achieve an edge sharp enough to cut paper, just like it says in the directions. I am impressed!I can't imagine how someone could chew up the edges of their knives with this sharpener, unless there was something wrong with the knives to begin with. It's not for serrated blades, so don't even try it.Highly recommended.
I'm sure it's a great product, but I didn't realize that all of my knifes have serrated edges (score one for me)until I got the knife sharpener and thus haven't been able to use it. Looks nice though.
I do not approve these sharpeners usually. This one is not exception. I find that any steal will do a better job as long as you have practiced with it. Same goes with this sharpener - you need to use it very lightly, or you will damage your blade. Slow, steady, with moderate pressure will suffice. If you press too hard while using this particular type of sharpener you will turn any straight edged knife into a serrated on in nor time!
I got the Henckel knife sharpener to go with my Henckel blades. . . WOW. . . that steel only goes so far but this knife sharpener brought all of my blades up to a useable cutting quality. . . and while they were not professionally sharp, my boyfriend cut himself thinking that woud still be kinda dull. BRAVO  GREAT KNIFE SHARPENER!! Now i only wish they would come out with a way to sharpen serrated edges
I get the impression that if my knives were a softer steel it would work good for that.
sharpened my knives that had not been properly sharpened in years. it takes the rough edges off and refines those that need less work
This is exactly what I was looking for. My knives were not doing the job and I wanted something that would work. This did the job fantastically.
Answer: Yes this does work on serrated knives. Smooth knives on one side serrated on the other.