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PROFESSIONAL BUTCHER KNIFE SET: This 3PCS butcher knife set includes a 6.8" Serbian chef knife, 7" meat cleaver and 6.2" Viking knife for chopping, slicing, trimming and meat prep. Designed for daily kitchen cooking, backyard BBQ, camping cookouts and outdoor food prep, this chef knife set helps handle vegetables, poultry, fish and thick meat portions.
ULTRA-SHARP 15° V-SHAPED EDGE: Each hand forged kitchen knife features a 15° double-sided V-shaped edge for smooth cutting and better control through meat, vegetables and BBQ ingredients. The wide meat cleaver supports chopping, the Serbian chef knife handles slicing and dicing, while the boning knife helps trim fat, separate meat and work around bones.
HAND FORGED HIGH CARBON STEEL: Crafted from high carbon steel with a rugged hammered texture, these hand forged knives are made for meat cutting, BBQ prep and everyday kitchen tasks. The hammered blade finish helps reduce food drag during slicing and chopping. For best care, hand wash only, dry immediately and apply a light coat of oil when needed.
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Now they are all at Salvation Army and Goodwill for $1. There must be a dozen at each location.
Seriously, spend less money, and get yourself a real kitchen knife that will actually hold an edge:
https://www.amazon.com/Mercer-Cul...B000PS2XI
Now they are all at Salvation Army and Goodwill for $1. There must be a dozen at each location.
Seriously, spend less money, and get yourself a real kitchen knife that will actually hold an edge:
https://www.amazon.com/Mercer-Cul...B000PS2XI
Is this kind of knife good at carving meat bought from Costco in a very large butcher cut?
Mercer blades do a good job staying sharp. You always see them in restaurants and culinary schools.
Use a Sharpening Steel before you start your cuts.
Now they are all at Salvation Army and Goodwill for $1. There must be a dozen at each location.
Seriously, spend less money, and get yourself a real kitchen knife that will actually hold an edge:
https://www.amazon.com/Mercer-Cul...B000PS2XI
I can't wait for you to see how crazy thick these are.
I can't wait for you to see how hard it is to get any dried food out of the stamped pattern.
And if a guest accidentally puts them in the dishwasher, all the unpainted parts of the steel will completely rust; because these are not any kind of stainless.
I'm a pro knife sharpener, and the first time someone brought these to me during COVID, I was wide-eyed trying not to smile.
The thicker the blade, the more "drag" and resistance it has to a clean cut. The lower the grade of steel, the shorter amount of time until the edge needs to be resharpened.
You might love them, what do I know...
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I can't wait for you to see how crazy thick these are.
I can't wait for you to see how hard it is to get any dried food out of the stamped pattern.
And if a guest accidentally puts them in the dishwasher, all the unpainted parts of the steel will completely rust; because these are not any kind of stainless.
I'm a pro knife sharpener, and the first time someone brought these to me during COVID, I was wide-eyed trying not to smile.
The thicker the blade, the more "drag" and resistance it has to a clean cut. The lower the grade of steel, the shorter amount of time until the edge needs to be resharpened.
You might love them, what do I know...
For example. D2 rusts relatively easily and requires proper maintenance to keep it rust free., so does 52100, and 1095, but these are all widely regarded as high quality knife steels. You know what knives never rust on me? My cheapo butter knives that go into the dishwasher almost daily.
For example. D2 rusts relatively easily and requires proper maintenance to keep it rust free., so does 52100, and 1095, but these are all widely regarded as high quality knife steels. You know what knives never rust on me? My cheapo butter knives that go into the dishwasher almost daily.
But, on the bright side, you will get lots of practice resharpening (aim for 14 degrees )
Wash them off before anything dries on it, and then coat with the same Mineral Oil that you use on your cutting board.
But, on the bright side, you will get lots of practice resharpening (aim for 14 degrees )
Wash them off before anything dries on it, and then coat with the same Mineral Oil that you use on your cutting board.
But, on the bright side, you will get lots of practice resharpening (aim for 14 degrees )
Wash them off before anything dries on it, and then coat with the same Mineral Oil that you use on your cutting board.
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