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OK I have a stupid question.
I have a set of Henchels five star series knives. The chef's knife I use all the time and is now getting dull. I think I need to sharpen it. I have a sharpening steel but I know it is just for "realignment" and after doing it the knife did not cut any better. Then I have a set of those sharpening rods. It is a wood platform with holes on it, and there are three sets of ceramic rods that are inserted into the wood platform and you pull your knife through them at 45 degree angles. I tried that and it did not improve the cutting. Are these rods actually sharpening or just aligning the edge? So now I have to get it professionally sharpened. Or am I just not using the ceramic rods correctly? MC |
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