Knife hone steel?
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Knife hone steel?
Are certain ones better than others?
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Re: Knife hone steel?
Depends on the knives your using a bit, hard steel or soft steel. German made fine hone, great for keeping a hard steel blade sharp, but won't help a dull blade at all. Best multipurpose steel woulb be a dinmond grit steel ,it will work on both types of steel with little pressure to hone and will slighty sharpen a dull blade.
I have Global knives from Japan and i use a ceramic steel, super hard to keep the very fine egde on my knives sharp.
Hope this gives you some help.
I have Global knives from Japan and i use a ceramic steel, super hard to keep the very fine egde on my knives sharp.
Hope this gives you some help.
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Re: Knife hone steel?
I have mainly Grohmann knives with a couple of Henkels
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Re: Knife hone steel?
I use a pro set of Paderno knives and they feel completely different since I got the ceramic steel (in a good way).
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Re: Knife hone steel?
Grohman will do them for free!
You can't beat a good steel for edge maintenance.
You can't beat a good steel for edge maintenance.
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