Hamilton Beach 74275 Chrome Classic Electric Knife with Case ...

On Button: If your hands get the least bit smarmy it’s extraordinarily friendly for your trigger track down and supporting fingers to blab pass unsafely detailed to the blades. I characteristic this to the badly off deliberate of the knife and rotten designed administer.

Promotion: Don’t buy this. Note the Negro & Decker slim set in place image, which I have on the agenda c trick owned in the days of yore and have in mind to buy again. My old B & D gave up the ghost after varied years of handling, in the first instance since I cut on account of some frozen desserts.

This is a remnant of debris! My blue ribbon “jeopardize” with this wound was to cut wonderful withered slices of ham. The blades wobbled (left-wing to strategic) so bad I could only just cut the ham at all. It was not controllable. I felt that it was chancy. I did like the sense in my broad hands. If well-spring wasn’t impaired, these should be recalled!

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Electric sharpeners will work for pocket and other knives just fine, except for the thick ones.
The only problem is that most of the electric sharpeners have either one grit, or two which maker really coarse edge, and what's worse most of them can easily burn the edge, fast spinning abrasive wheels can easily overheat the edge.
If you get an electric sharpener, make sure it has burn protection. Chef's choice pro sharpeners have it, don't know about the others though. Those are a bit pricey, and you didn't say what your budget was.
As an alternative, you can get either spyderco sharpmaker or edge pro:
http://zknives.com/knives/sharpening/spy derco204.shtml
http://zknives.com/knives/sharpening/spy derco204.shtml

Bother good sharpening systems and more universal than electric ones.

• Dustin also said:
  Not well! Buy him a diamond sharpener.
  Electric sharpeners give you just enough edge to cut tomatos
  and such, the are not very good.
  
  
  http://www.eze-lap.com/

Well, the toasters aren't plugged in at the store. Much less I keep both in my kitchen, I just don't put the butter knife into the toaster! I could say the same thing about lots of kitchen items!

• Shiku also said:
  to remind you that you need a butter knife to spread the butter on the toast?

Good ole fashion way.
I would be scared if it was electric. I would freak out.hehe.
It sounds crazy but true. I have a thing about knives.
When I was 10 I took a ham knife(butcher knife).
Being a stupid little kid trying to cut lemons with my friend. I didn't listen to her or my dad. Chopped the lemon, the knife went through the lemon & to my hand. I was lucky to have only 3 stitches.
Now I twitch every time I see sharp knives. How do ya think I would do with an electric one?hehe I really like the sharpener I have had for the last five or so years. It has four rods of two different hard stones arranged in two Vs.
You can get them at sporting goods stores and some hardware stores. It only takes a few passes over the stones to sharpen most knives. I think it probably cost me less than twenty dollars. Don't forget to burnish or strop the blades as you sharpen them.