[retiredguy123]

I have one of those wooden blocks with about 10 knives, but I only use one knife for just about everything I cut. I guess I need a knife lesson.

[CandJ]

I have used knifeaid.com
Not inexpensive but I have been very satisfied with the results. Basically, once you pay, they send you prepaid envelope for shipping and they come back in about 10 days. Had some high end kitchen knives that didn’t want to trust just anyone with them

[Madscout1]

A person.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Captainpd

The price is a deciding factor. Geezz

To some, yes... It is...

[CynthiaAnn]

If he is a Cutco rep, he shouldn't be charging to sharpen your knives. It is a free service.

[SBerson1948]

Originally Posted by Madscout1

I am looking for a kitchen knife sharpener. Any references?
Thanks.

Take a coffee cup, turn it over, then use the unglazed rim as a sharpener.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by SBerson1948

Take a coffee cup, turn it over, then use the unglazed rim as a sharpener.

LOL. Wow. Even I'm not that cheap.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Bertram00

Any ballpark on pricing?

That Market of Marion guy ruined my Henckel chef's knives. I had to send them off to be fixed. He may be good for some things, but definitely not for chef's knives.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by CynthiaAnn

If he is a Cutco rep, he shouldn't be charging to sharpen your knives. It is a free service.

It is a free service if you send the knives to the factory, but you need to pay for "shipping and handling". Their website is not perfectly clear as to whether or not local reps are free, and/or they may be sharpening non-Cutco knives. Looking at the prices for their knives, I won't ever be buying any.

[Toymeister]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

LOL. Wow. Even I'm not that cheap.

This sounds like Retiredguy's cheapskate nomination to the 2023 tightwad of the year. This is an extremely high honor.

[Dgodin]

Originally Posted by Madscout1

I am looking for a kitchen knife sharpener. Any references?
Thanks.

Ace hardware by spanish springs (bischera blvd).

[Worldseries27]

Originally Posted by sberson1948

take a coffee cup, turn it over, then use the unglazed rim as a sharpener.

seen that in a restaurant by the owner

[Madscout1]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

PM me, I have a nice diamond sharpening stone and enjoy putting a good edge on knives. Love to put an edge on regular blades, can’t do serrated blades well.

Hi, where are you locaated? How much do you charge? I have 6 knives to be sharpened.

[Kenswing]

Originally Posted by Bridget Eichaker

I just had all my pruning tools done by Jim Bribois 352-571-5383 down in Fenney. He did an outstanding job, has all the equipment, very welcoming & a joy to talk too

We’re also very happy with the job Jim does. I think he’s around $5 per knife. A little more for serrated.