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Where to buy Idahone ceramic honing rod online?

Discussion in 'Cooking Knife Reviews' started by french fries, Feb 3, 2010.

  1. Feb 3, 2010 #1
    french fries

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    I want to buy the Idahone ceramic rod fine 12" online. After a frustrating googling experience, I turn to you to ask: where would be a good place to purchase this?

    So far the only place I've found is The Epicurean Edge: Japanese and European professional chefs knives but they charge $12 for shipping. Trying to get a better deal if possible.

    Thanks!
     
  3. Feb 3, 2010 #2
    pensacola tiger

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  4. Feb 3, 2010 #3
    french fries

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    Saves me $3.50! Thanks! :lol:
     
  5. Feb 4, 2010 #4
    phaedrus

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    You can buy it from EdgePro Inc., too. I'm not positive what shipping costs but it's always been very reasonable on all my orders. I really like the 8" fine with the blue plastic sleeve the best. It's super compact when in the sleeve and the sleeve protects it.
     
  6. Dec 23, 2015 #5
    burgers

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    I have been using Idahone products for years as I think they are far superior to Lansky, Messermeister and many of the other ceramics on the market.  I have struggled to find some things from them too but it seems they have finally opened on online store and carry their whole product line.  They are at www.idahone.com and I also found them on ebay at http://www.ebay.com/sch/idahoners/m...EdwAAOSwxN5WYhJ7&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

    I get that they are smallish and family run, but so glad we can finally get their stuff easilly.  Hope that helps.
     
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    kokopuffs

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  9. Dec 23, 2015 #8
    kokopuffs

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    Sometimes just prior to honing with a ceramic rod, I hone the edge using a german-made steel purchased in the middle 1970s and that combination works great for me on all of my knives: Sabatiers, Henckels, and Forschners - both carbon steel and stainless.  (EDIT) The german steel roughs up the edge a bit (EDIT) which the ceramic rod can help to realign a bit.
     
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