Sissors

Has a satisfactory sissors sharpener for home use been invented? Elderly But Still Sewing

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Christine Silvernail
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I like the Fiskars one, but it won't do big thick forged shears.

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Kate Dicey

It depends on both where you are located (this list is international) and your definition of "satisfactory". Personally, I am very happy with a yellow plastic device with a ceramic rod incorporated in it - similar to but much larger than the small sharpener Fiskars brand sells with their scissors. I bought this gadget here in Louisiana at an Ace Hardware store, for about $7 or $8. It had no packaging of any kind, and was sitting in an open box full of them. The only marking on it is "Smith's, since 1886". It has one setting for scissors (both LH and RH) and another for knives. It always seems to be in the kitchen when I want to touch up my scissors, and upstairs in the studio when I want to touch up my knives. Yes, I could buy a second one, but I am trying not to have so much "stuff", and I figure the exercise of running up and down stairs will do me good.

Olwyn Mary in New Orleans.

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Olwyn Mary

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