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None of them worked particularly well on longer, more flexible kitchen cutlery
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I figured I would finally sharpen the 15 impossibly dull kitchen knives
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I decided to give this product a test run on an old, dull kitchen knife--which now cuts like a razor.
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, I use it to sharpen kitchen knives, pocket knifes
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As someone who values good kitchen equipment, I am surprised I waited so long to get a whetstone and learn how to use it
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I used them for sharpening kitchen knives and hunting knives
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I was getting nowhere trying to sharpen our "nice" kitchen knives with my old oily Arkansas stone.
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Already used to sharpen my kitchen knives and camp knife
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Everything you need to sharpen those dull kitchen knifes.
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Sharpened an old Axe I had been meaning to tune up for a while, ended up sharpening all the kitchen knives and a few pocket knives too
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Needed to sharpen some kitchen knives and a couple pocket and hunting knives
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I have the sharpest kitchen knives around
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I followed the soaking and prepping instructions for the stones and strop and then set out to sharpen the 10 DULL kitchen knives.
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We have taken a very dull kitchen knife and sharpened it very sharp, now cuts clean and easy.
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The stone worked fair to good on pocket knives and short kitchen knives but not very well on longer kitchen knives and filet knives....
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The instructions were crystal clear and with a little practice on the proper technique, we were able to sharpen several of our dull kitchen knives.
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I was actually skeptical that such a cheap wet stone could make my K-bar knife razor sharp to the point of being able to shave with it
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I don't have that kind of time to spend to sharpen one knife, especially when it still wasn't as sharp as I
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n’t polish it sharp
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n’t sharpen it ground the metal
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Available e-book is great too.
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These not only compare with more expensive stones, they are a fraction of the cost and you get a nice e-book to start you off