and diamond-coated sharpening steels. The Kitchen Knife Guru recommends purchasing a rod that's a few inches longer than the longest knife you'll be honing. If your blade needs a touch-up ...
Sharpening a knife is a little more involved than honing ... a protractor is to hold the knife at a 90-degree angle to the rod, as if you were about to cut the honing steel in half.
Every good chef's knife needs to be sharpened now and then. Over time each knife blade gets dull and will need a refresh due to use. Save yourself from getting a whole new set just because it ...
A sharp knife is a joy to use ... knives sharp is key to working with them both safely and effectively, but to sharpen by hand requires patience and skill. [CNC Kitchen] instead decided to ...