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Ulu Knives by Eagle River Knife Company |
Ulu Knives | Ulu Bowls | Sharpeners | Sheaths | About Us | Eagle River Knife Company |
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ALASKA ULU KNIVES BY EAGLE RIVER KNIFE COMPANY |
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New!!!
Ulu
and knife sharpener
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The challenge facing the ulu knife user has always been "how do I sharpen it?" This was the task we took on - to design a sharpener that would be "simple" to use for anyone, regardless of their sharpening experience. We have perfected this exclusive design that works great for any knife, including all ulu knives. Since this is a directional sharpener we offer it as right handed or left handed use so select the one that is correct for you.
A right handed person should order the right handed sharpener, a left handed person should order the left handed sharpener. |
Ulu & knife sharpener $29.95 ($2.00 flat fee shipping) |
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() We are no longer accepting American Express due to the ridiculous way they have treated us as card holders. Since we will no longer be using their card, we can't justify accepting them from anyone else as merchants. |
We also invite you to visit Eagle River Knife Company website, where we carry a full line of quality custom made knives, including complete Kitchen Sets, Fillet Knives, Hunting Knives, Carving Forks and Steak Knives. |
CARING FOR YOUR ULU: |
With proper care of your knife, it will look as good in years to come as it did the day you bought it. Because our knives are harder than many sharpening steels, we recommend either a diamond or ceramic sharpener. When sharpening you need only slightly hone your knife to keep it's razor sharp edge. DON'T wait until the edge is worn and dull to sharpen your knife. A little touch up when the knife loses its razor edge is the way to keep the edge sharp. We recommend sharpening your knife at a 10 to 15 degree angle. DON'T use a preset sharpening device of any kind as they are set to a 20 to 35 degree angle and will remove our razor sharp edge. Because even stainless steels can stain and rust, it is a good practice to wipe your knives after every use. Soaking knives in the sink can damage the polyurethane coating on the handles. DON'T put your high quality knives in the dishwasher. Outside of removing our polyurethane finish, dishwashers dull blades faster than normal use because of the hitting action against other cutlery. The sheath may be oiled as needed. Care should be taken when removing and returning your knife to it's sheath to prevent cutting the sheath or yourself. |
CARING FOR YOUR WOOD PRODUCTS: |
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