Manufacturer: Edge On Up LLC
Brand: Edge On Up
Model: SHARP PAD
Color: Red
Looking for a sharpener that will produce kitchen cutlery edges that are razor sharp as many manufacturers claim? You won't find it here nor anywhere else that we are aware of. We are EOU, a worldwide manufacturer of sharpness testing instrumentation and we know how sharp a razor or razor blade is and we know how sharp most home sharpening systems leave your edges and they're not even close. We'll promise you this though, if you own a SHARP PAD and use it in conjunction with your sharpening steel, stone, electric or pull thru style sharpener you will likely be 200-300 percent closer to the sharpness of a razor edge. How so? Knife sharpening is not rocket science. First you create a burr and then you remove the burr you just created. That's really all there is to it. What's a burr? The burr is composed of thousands of tiny metal wires caused by the abrasive thinning of the metal at the edge of the knife. Burr formation is unavoidable when grinding a new edge. Most home sharpeners do a good job with the grinding half of the equation and a very poor or no job at all with the second half of the process, burr removal. So what happens when the burr isn't removed properly? Your knife will be dull, not sharp, and the majority of the wire burr will end up in the foods you subsequently slice and chop. Properly executed burr removal is the absolute key to sharp, lasting and contaminate free edges. Employing SHARP PAD after using your home sharpener will turn a dull edge into one that is sharper and healthier than when your knife was brand new. Speaking of new knives, SHARP PAD will increase the initial sharpness level of new knives by 30-40 percent. The best part though? SHARP PAD will keep both old and new knives sharp indefinitely by correcting what really dulls your knives, rolled edges, with only 30 seconds of maintenance per month. Our in-home trials showed that knives maintained with SHARP PAD lost none of their initial sharpness even after a year of normal kitchen use.
