A file or a special abrasive? In the world of sharpening, the word "file" might sound a bit out of place, especially for those not too familiar with hand tools. Most people would associate it with a rough metalworking tool,...
The question in the title can confuse even those well-versed in knife sharpening. However, some methods allow making a knife slightly sharper without using a classic abrasive with a specific grain structure. These methods are quite old, tested, and effective,...
Professional chefs carefully monitor the sharpness of their kitchen knives and constantly sharpen them during use. They know that a sharp knife is safer than a dull knife. A properly sharpened tool reduces injuries, enhances cutting precision, and speeds up...
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