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How to use a Knife Steel
Video Description: Learn how to use a knife steel with these tips from Chef Jason Hill. If you've taken the time to properly use a knife, then you're going to want to take the time to properly use a knife steel. Related Article Subjects: how to use a knife steel, how to sharpen a knife, how to sharpen knives, how to use a knife, kitchen skills, knife sharpener, knife sharpeners, knife sharpening, knife steelhow to use a knife steel
How to Sharpen Knives
Learn how to sharpen your knife with a water stone. How many times have you picked up a knife that was so dull that you couldn't even slice a tomato? Chef Jason Hill shows you... Sharpening Your Knives Let You Use Them LongerBy: Ray J. Walberg | 05/04/2007 | Home ImprovementKnife sharpening has progressed beyond the days where a bench stone was used to sharpen dull knives. Nowadays, you can still use an old school tool for sharpening your knives, but there are lots of more sophisticated choices as well. You should choose the kind of sharpener you need depending... Knife Blades: A Guide to the Different Kinds of Knife BladesBy: Tom Knapp | 06/08/2008 | Home ImprovementThe knife was one of the first tools used by early humans, and in the past thousands of years its use and its design have evolved considerably. Today there are several different kinds of knives, made from a variety of materials, and used as tools, for cooking and other purposes.... Knife Sharpening Experts: Sharpening AnglesBy: Len Q. | 02/07/2008 | Tools & EquipmentYou've decided to sharpen your knives yourself. There you go! You'll need to know about sharpening angles then. A person shouldn't be sharpening a knife if there's no mind to the angle. It determines the purpose of the knife, how well it cuts and for how long it’ll stay that way. Knife Sharpening Experts: Stamped Knives Vs. Forged KnivesBy: Len Q. | 24/07/2008 | Tools & EquipmentForged knives have usually outdone stamped knives in the past for the superior quality of their blades. No question. But times are changing and so is the quality of many stamped knives. Did you ever think that a stamped knife could be better than a forged knife? Knife Sharpening Experts: Sharpening StonesBy: Len Q. | 24/07/2008 | Tools & EquipmentKnife sharpening experts use sharpening stones? Most definitely. Despite the amazing selection available for knife sharpeners, sharpening stones could still be the fastest and the most inexpensive way to sharpen knives. It all depends on just how often you need to sharpen your knives and how long you’d like them to last. Knife Throwing: so You Want to be a Knife ThrowerBy: Len Q. | 02/07/2008 | Extreme SportsWanna throw knives, do ya? You’ll need to learn just how to choose the correct knife for yourself and how to grip it securely. And when it’s time to throw it, there is a correct flow to follow from beginning to end. Knowing these will help in how successful a knife thrower you become. Knife Sharpening Experts: Stropping itBy: Len Q. | 07/11/2008 | DIYAfter sharpening your knives, you might want to make their edges slippery sharp by stropping them. This can be done manually or electrically. Strop your edges and make them shine. File Sharpening for Your YardBy: Len Q. | 02/07/2008 | LandscapingSharpening files are wonderful for doing sharpening jobs outside your home. Whether it’s for lawn mower blades or a chain saw—even an axe—sharpening files will make your blades sharp. No doubt about it. And the best part is how much money and time you’ll save.
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