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dchristiva Mar 3, 2014 10:21 am
Originally Posted by mapletree (Post 22443227)
I've found that as long as one has a good set of knives you're ok. The key is getting them sharpened regularly. For the longest time I didn't sharpen them b/c I wasn't sure where to go. Then one day Mrs. Mapletree took it upon her self to get them done. Some mom and pop shop nearby...made a WORLD of difference.

For the record, we have Henckels.
Very, very true and solid advice. A dull knife isn't a knife at all. It's an accident waiting to happen at worst. At best, it's just going to make an easy job far more difficult.

jasonp622 Mar 26, 2014 10:30 am
i have a set of shun knives, they are excellent

lawlbee Oct 13, 2019 7:53 am
The Henckels and Wusthuf sets are Amazing. Depending on your price range, these are the ones to look at:
Henckels Twin Signature 11 Piece Block Cutlery Set - $200
Wüsthof Classic 8-Piece Knife Set - $300
If price is not an issue and you simply want the best, check out Ginsu Hanaita 15 Piece Damascus Series Cutlery Set, but these can run you over $1000.
Or you can read more in depth information on these knives here.
Hope that helps!


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