Set van 3 stenen (1000, 3000, 6000) voor EasySharp, E2

€31,95

Set van 3 stenen (1000, 3000, 6000) voor EasySharp, E2

Name: Set van 3 stenen (1000, 3000, 6000) voor EasySharp, E2
Brand: DACOBI
SKU: NAN-095-E2
Price: 3195 EUR
Availability: InStock

€31,95

30

Days to return

10-year warranty

Fast shipping

2-4 business days

Deze stenen zijn speciaal ontworpen voor de EasySharp slijper

Specificaties:

Gewicht: 70g / korrel 1000, 3000, 6000

Steengrootte: - diameter 55mm, dikte 5,5mm
Korrelgrootte: 1000, 3000, 6000

Maak uw aankoop compleet met:

Een professioneel mes voor uw moderne keuken.
Een kampeermes met een unieke vorm.
Inspirerende cadeaus voor uzelf of uw gepassioneerde vriendengroep.

Pakket bevat: Set van 3 stenen (1000, 3000, 6000) voor EasySharp, E2

Why DACOBI?

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Sharpness

Hand-sharpened for top performance.

Assembly-line sharpened — they go dull fast.

Durability

Resistant to dulling, rust and chipping.

Dull, rust and chip easily.

Material quality

Premium, high-performance materials.

Cheap, mass-produced materials.

Design

Unique, striking design — stunning in the kitchen.

Bland design, easily forgotten.

Warranty

10-year warranty, no worries or stress.

Limited warranty of up to 2 years.

Customer support

We're here before and after your purchase.

They barely answer your questions, if at all.

Long-term value

An investment that lasts a lifetime and saves you money.

They seem cheap upfront, but cost more in the long run.

Frequently asked questions

The 10-year warranty covers any defect arising from correct use of DACOBI products or any manufacturing defects.

Depending on the steel used, DACOBI knives need different care. You'll find all the information you need to maintain your knife properly on each product page and inside your order.

High-carbon steel blades can develop a patina if not cared for properly. A patina is a natural protective layer on carbon steel that shields the blade from further oxidation and gives it a hardened finish. It forms as the surface oxidises, and the process speeds up when the knife meets various acids. You can recognise a patina by its characteristic colours: first golden yellow, then deep blue, then violet, and finally grey that darkens over time. If you notice red rust spots, remove them.