Hook sharpener at Lidl

MarkTheSpark

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Just a tip-off for those who don;'t have one - a nice little diamond sharpener for £1.99. Be rude not to.
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I have one of those and it cost me about £6 some years ago of Ebay. Mine was made in the USA, but I do wonder at times. £1.99 has to be worth a punt. I use mine on lure hooks mostly, all other hooks it seems easier to just change them.
 

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Likewise on both counts, Jeff, though mine was from Screwfix for about the same money. Use it on some big singles, too.
 

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Nice little find Mark, can you confirm that the lidl number does the trick just as adequately as the screwfix?
 

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No, but at £1.99, I'd take a punt on it. My experience of Lidl stuff is that it's mostly OK. Not the lures, bait, or rods, natch....
 

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This is exactly like mine Mark, same as the Lidl one, but all silver.
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I can tell you, they make 'diamonds sharpeners' sound like really expensive items, as if the diamonds were actually worth anything. I used to have a client in Crawley, Asahi Diamond, that made this stuff and the contact took me around part of the factory one day. He put a small pile of these diamonds in my hand and asked how much I thought they were worth. I hadn't a clue, but it turned out there was about £2 worth in my hand and it would have made about 50 of these sharpeners.
 
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