TrueCut TrueSharp Linear Sharpener Notion

Seems to do a fairly good sharpening

I tried to sharpen the blade I was still using that was skipping here and there. When I got done the blade was totally useless, did not cut at all. I was very angry. I tried a different blade and it did the same thing. Returning this useless device.

Works much better than the one I had

I'm not sure it sharpens very well. It says to run it 20 times, it feels like it's sharpening but it doesn't cut any better than before sharpening.

This did not sharpen as expected

5 minutes after the sharpener was delivered today I was trying it out. I love it. I had 2 old blades that I kept and i sharpened them both. One took longer than the other one but it works great for me. It did say it would also sharpen the 28 mm but it didn't sharpen mine. My 45 it did and I don't have a dull 60 mm to find out. I am excited about this though.

I recently (May '22) used a friend's True Cut True Sharp $36.99 (!!$!!) "Diamond Grit" Rotary Blade Sharpener (hand operated, not electric/plug in) that was a completely different style compared to the one that's currently available at Amazon. The only thing similar was the blue color of the sharpener. I searched for hers in stores, online, and on Amazon, to no avail. She said she'd purchased it over 3 yrs ago (not on Amazon). So I ordered what I thought was probably the next, newest, best -- it's the long one with a single slit, 13.5longx2.5widex3/4high" approx. This is a piece of junk, it doesn't work. It tore up my 60mm blade, and worked once for a 45mm blade and then failed completely. Complete waste of money. Only thing worse is the True Cut Electric blade sharpener available at Amazon for a whopping $59.70; another friend let me try this version, as she was wanting to get rid of it because she couldn't figure out how to make it work. I tried her electric version. It was even worse than the version I bought. A video I watched suggested if the blade is nicked, there's no repair possible. So buyer beware. Best advice? Be careful not to nick your blades on anything (easier said than done), and buy NEW blades when your old ones get dull

Thought I would sharpen the blade before it was totally dull and the sharpener made it worse. Wish it would have worked.