Chef's Choice 120 vs. 130
Similarities between the Chef’s Choice 120 and 130
Dimensions
They look the same but are slightly different in size. The Chef's Choice 120 is 12 x 6 x 6.2 inches in dimensions and weighs 5 pounds whereas the 130 measures 12 x 6.2 x 6.2 inches and weighs 4.7 pounds. The three stages are clearly marked and both machines have stabilizing feet with which you can place it anywhere on your countertop.
Three-stage sharpening
The 120 and 130 use a three-stage sharpening process that gives a superior razor-edge finish. In the first stage the knife is sharpened with diamond abrasives followed by toughened steel with microscopic teeth that gives more sharpness to the knife in the second stage. The last stage involves stropping with a flexible disc.
This kind of multistage sharpening extends the life of your knife since it re-sharpens the edge with very little metal removal as compared to single stage sharpeners.
Trizor Edge
With the three-stage sharpening it is able to create a sharp and durable arch-shaped edge with a triple bevel. The Trizor Edge is a patente...
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