Global knives
where can I get them sharpened? Ive had mine for about 2 years.
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I would get a whetstone and do it yourself, I learned from you tube, after a while you get the hang of it, I'm surprised you let them go that long, i sharpen my globals every 2-3 weeks
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re: hal2010
It depends.How often do you use your knives? What kind of cutting board do you use,glass,plastic,wood? A steel doesn't sharpen a knife,it only re-aligns the edge.Sharpening involves the removal of metal and establishing a bevel.That's what you'll get with whetstones or jigs like the "edge pro".
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I agree with Knife, he's really good and popular amongst chefs in the city. However, I do recommend you buy yourself a water stone and learn to do it yourself. It's a good skill to have.
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re: table4onthefly
I received my Global knives as gifts, but along with the knives came this groovy sharpener that does each side of the knife on water stones (they're inside -- just add a tablespoon or two of water). You might want to look into that, so you can sharpen regularly. I have all but abandoned my Global knives now. Those dots on the handles can cause blisters and the handles themselves were NOT built for my child-sized hands (nor my husband's more normal meaty hands, interestingly). We're both much happier with the MAC series.
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re: 1sweetpea
1sweetpea: Is this the device you speak of? I purchased one and then gave it to my sister after I bought my water stones,couldn't really tell if it was sharpening my knives.Knife offers a free basic knife sharpening class which I found to be very informative.Eugene's a cool guy to talk knives with,he loves his Japanese steel .
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Eugene at Knife on Queen West does a great job.Hand sharpened on water stones.
But forewarned,you'll bring your Global's in for sharpening,but you might leave with something else.Meaning you might want to upgrade to something nicer. :D›2 Replies




