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A sharp knife. I already had a sharp knife relative to most people, but this is a lightsaber by comparison. I am almost excited to chop stuff with it, and it al
by nicbou 2y ago
A sharp knife. I already had a sharp knife relative to most people, but this is a lightsaber by comparison. I am almost excited to chop stuff with it, and it also looks really nice. It's probably the best souvenir I could get from Japan because I use it every day.
- chrismatheson 2y agocan you share a link? my old Le-Crouset (15y/o) ones are EOL I think....
- nicbou 2y agoIt's not a specific brand. Throw a hundreds euros at the matter and you are bound to have a really fine knife. Then you just need to keep it sharp. Before that I had a Victorinox fibrox. A real workhorse of a knife. I suspect that it's just as serviceable, and that I am just not skilled enough at sharpening it. You would probably get more out of getting them sharpened by a professional.
- isaachawley 2y agoSimilar to this, I bought a Lansky knife sharpening kit. I thought I was good at sharpening with a whetstone, but this makes a huge difference. $75 or so. https://www.lansky.com/deluxe-5-stone-system.html https://www.lansky.com/deluxe-5-stone-system.html
- mettamage 2y agoYea, I've done something similar a few years ago, definitely a nice upgrade. I feel that it taught me how knives are supposed to cut. So I know much better whether the issue is my technique or the knife.