I got a couple of Furi knives for (late and early) Christmas. Very
nice! I got the big, nine-inch santoku before Christmas and the
little, five-inch one yesterday. They had them in stock at Sur la
Table in Dallas, to my surprise. Thanks for the tip way back when.


modom

"Dallas is a rich man with a death wish in his eyes."
-- Jimmie Dale Gilmore

Michael Odom wrote:

> I got a couple of Furi knives for (late and early) Christmas. Very
> nice! I got the big, nine-inch santoku before Christmas and the
> little, five-inch one yesterday. They had them in stock at Sur la
> Table in Dallas, to my surprise. Thanks for the tip way back when.

You're welcome, Michael. My 13-year-old has claimed my 7" santoku for=20
herself. It's now her knife, she says, and she grants me occasional=20
permission to use it. <G>. They have some new knives in their Furi=20
Pro line that I hadn't seen until today when I clicked on their site.=20
I like the new 7" with the Granton dimples.

I also have their "F=FCri=AE Tech Edge=99 Pro Sharpening System" (Name=20
doesn't exactly fall trippingly from the tongue...). Zowie. I started=20
the first time out, as an experiment, with a beat up old stainless=20
knife that I hadn't used in a while. Ran it through the three=20
sharpening heads and it was transformed. I've since used it on several=20
knives (stainless and carbon) and I even followed the instructions. I=20
know. It's a bad habit to get into. Next thing you know, I'll read the=20
instructions on that box of dynamite I bought and then the fun and=20
mystery are all gone.

Check out the sharpener he <http://www.furitechnics.com.au/> They=20
have some videos showing hte system in use. Radically different than=20
anything else out there. Easier to get the edge bevel correct than a=20
stone. And it's adjustable to suit the way you like your knives sharpened=
=2E

Pastorio

On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 11:55:17 -0500, "Bob (this one)"
> wrote:

> Tech Edge Pro Sharpening System

Wow, a low tech sharpening tool (system)! Is $99 the going
price or can we find it for less somewhere?



sf

sf wrote:

> On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 11:55:17 -0500, "Bob (this one)"
> > wrote:
>
>> Tech Edge Pro Sharpening System
>
> Wow, a low tech sharpening tool (system)! Is $99 the going
> price or can we find it for less somewhere?

Maybe do a Froogle search. I'd say it's probably going to be up there,
though. It's only out a little while and not widely available.

<http://tinyurl.com/6ad7l> I saw an $89 price in a cursory look at the
first page.

Pastorio

sf wrote:

> On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 11:55:17 -0500, "Bob (this one)"
> > wrote:
>
>> Tech Edge Pro Sharpening System
>
> Wow, a low tech sharpening tool (system)! Is $99 the going
> price or can we find it for less somewhere?

Maybe do a Froogle search. I'd say it's probably going to be up there,
though. It's only out a little while and not widely available.

<http://tinyurl.com/6ad7l> I saw an $89 price in a cursory look at the
first page.

Pastorio

"Bob (this one)" wrote:

> Michael Odom wrote:
>
> > I got a couple of Furi knives for (late and early) Christmas. Very
> > nice! I got the big, nine-inch santoku before Christmas and the
> > little, five-inch one yesterday. They had them in stock at Sur la
> > Table in Dallas, to my surprise. Thanks for the tip way back when.
>
> You're welcome, Michael. My 13-year-old has claimed my 7" santoku for
> herself. It's now her knife, she says, and she grants me occasional
> permission to use it. <G>. They have some new knives in their Furi
> Pro line that I hadn't seen until today when I clicked on their site.
> I like the new 7" with the Granton dimples.
> I also have their "Füri® Tech Edge™ Pro Sharpening System" (Name
> doesn't exactly fall trippingly from the tongue...). Zowie. I started
> the first time out, as an experiment, with a beat up old stainless
> knife that I hadn't used in a while. Ran it through the three
> sharpening heads and it was transformed. I've since used it on several
> knives (stainless and carbon) and I even followed the instructions. I
> know. It's a bad habit to get into. Next thing you know, I'll read the
> instructions on that box of dynamite I bought and then the fun and
> mystery are all gone.
> Check out the sharpener he <http://www.furitechnics.com.au/> They
> have some videos showing hte system in use. Radically different than
> anything else out there. Easier to get the edge bevel correct than a
> stone. And it's adjustable to suit the way you like your knives sharpened.
> Pastorio

Thanks for the tip - this looks like a great doghouse gift. You know, one he
can buy me to get out of the doghouse. Or maybe I'll just spring for it
myself.
Edrena

"Bob (this one)" wrote:

> Michael Odom wrote:
>
> > I got a couple of Furi knives for (late and early) Christmas. Very
> > nice! I got the big, nine-inch santoku before Christmas and the
> > little, five-inch one yesterday. They had them in stock at Sur la
> > Table in Dallas, to my surprise. Thanks for the tip way back when.
>
> You're welcome, Michael. My 13-year-old has claimed my 7" santoku for
> herself. It's now her knife, she says, and she grants me occasional
> permission to use it. <G>. They have some new knives in their Furi
> Pro line that I hadn't seen until today when I clicked on their site.
> I like the new 7" with the Granton dimples.
> I also have their "Füri® Tech Edge™ Pro Sharpening System" (Name
> doesn't exactly fall trippingly from the tongue...). Zowie. I started
> the first time out, as an experiment, with a beat up old stainless
> knife that I hadn't used in a while. Ran it through the three
> sharpening heads and it was transformed. I've since used it on several
> knives (stainless and carbon) and I even followed the instructions. I
> know. It's a bad habit to get into. Next thing you know, I'll read the
> instructions on that box of dynamite I bought and then the fun and
> mystery are all gone.
> Check out the sharpener he <http://www.furitechnics.com.au/> They
> have some videos showing hte system in use. Radically different than
> anything else out there. Easier to get the edge bevel correct than a
> stone. And it's adjustable to suit the way you like your knives sharpened.
> Pastorio

Thanks for the tip - this looks like a great doghouse gift. You know, one he
can buy me to get out of the doghouse. Or maybe I'll just spring for it
myself.
Edrena

Michael Odom wrote:

> I got a couple of Furi knives for (late and early) Christmas. Very
> nice! I got the big, nine-inch santoku before Christmas and the
> little, five-inch one yesterday. They had them in stock at Sur la
> Table in Dallas, to my surprise. Thanks for the tip way back when.

You're welcome, Michael. My 13-year-old has claimed my 7" santoku for=20
herself. It's now her knife, she says, and she grants me occasional=20
permission to use it. <G>. They have some new knives in their Furi=20
Pro line that I hadn't seen until today when I clicked on their site.=20
I like the new 7" with the Granton dimples.

I also have their "F=FCri=AE Tech Edge=99 Pro Sharpening System" (Name=20
doesn't exactly fall trippingly from the tongue...). Zowie. I started=20
the first time out, as an experiment, with a beat up old stainless=20
knife that I hadn't used in a while. Ran it through the three=20
sharpening heads and it was transformed. I've since used it on several=20
knives (stainless and carbon) and I even followed the instructions. I=20
know. It's a bad habit to get into. Next thing you know, I'll read the=20
instructions on that box of dynamite I bought and then the fun and=20
mystery are all gone.

Check out the sharpener he <http://www.furitechnics.com.au/> They=20
have some videos showing hte system in use. Radically different than=20
anything else out there. Easier to get the edge bevel correct than a=20
stone. And it's adjustable to suit the way you like your knives sharpened=
=2E

Pastorio