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    Dental-sharpening system gets improvement

    Nov. 1, 2000
    The economical EdgeMaker1000™ sharpening system, which easily sharpens dental-hygiene instruments, has been improved to make it easier to learn, operate, and maintain.

    The economical EdgeMaker1000™ sharpening system, which easily sharpens dental-hygiene instruments, has been improved to make it easier to learn, operate, and maintain.

    Improvements include: available also in a 110 volt AC model, improved instrument guide, Arkansas stone-honing disk, EZ-Clean hone cleaner/lubricant, and an instructional video detailing the sharpening process.

    For more information on the EdgeMaker1000™, call The Sharpening Company at (877) 4TSHARP, (219) 233-9950, or visit www.tsharp.com.

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