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babaliaris
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IKEA is very far from where i live.
ISO a nice cheap pack of knives for home.
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IKEA is very far from where i live.
I guessed so, I think it is just a office there. Yeah Im about an hour or two from any IKEAs and I live in the province where IKEA started.
But check out Victorinox, there knifes has yet to become mega popular and therefor cheaper then global.
But check out Victorinox, there knifes has yet to become mega popular and therefor cheaper then global.
skilletlicker
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Congratulations.
That's a better choice than the set you were looking at. It will certainly be sharp right out of the box. Consider getting a sharpening steel to keep the edge honed. Steels don't actually sharpen the blade but they do help the edge last longer between sharpenings.
I hope you decide to get a sharpening stone also. I like the two-sided kind. 200/1000, oil or water, for knives in bad shape or starting a new edge from scratch. 4000/8000 waterstone for maintaining an edge.
Lots of good information on YouTube on how to properly use the chefs knife and maintain the edge.
That's a better choice than the set you were looking at. It will certainly be sharp right out of the box. Consider getting a sharpening steel to keep the edge honed. Steels don't actually sharpen the blade but they do help the edge last longer between sharpenings.
I hope you decide to get a sharpening stone also. I like the two-sided kind. 200/1000, oil or water, for knives in bad shape or starting a new edge from scratch. 4000/8000 waterstone for maintaining an edge.
Lots of good information on YouTube on how to properly use the chefs knife and maintain the edge.
