How Much Does It Cost to Sharpen a Knife? This Much! - Chef's Vision

Whether you are a restaurant chef or an avid hunter, anyone who uses knives often knows the importance of always having them sharp and smooth. A dull blade can take any simple task and turn it into a long and strenuous one, so making sure your knives are always maintained will keep you from running into any last-minute issues. But how much is sharpening going to cost you? Knife sharpening is a relatively inexpensive service. If you purchase a DIY Knife sharpening set, you will only pay around $50 to always have it on hand. In contrast, a professional sharpening job will cost you about $75 to $100 two to three times a year, depending on the type and number of knives that need sharpening. Making sure your knives are well maintained throughout the year does not have to be

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Made from the very best German Steel, our full-tang Premier Forged blades are polished and sharpened in the USA. Handles of exotic imported hardwoods and acrylics are assembled to the blades with triple rivets and then the knives are processed and sharpened to perfection. The Chef's Knife is the workhorse of the kitchen. Its broad blade dices, slices, and chops fruits, vegetables and meats while protecting knuckles from hitting the cutting board.

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