The Secret to Crazy Sharp Kitchen Knives - Tormek T-1 One Year Review!
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- čas přidán 8. 06. 2024
- I've been using the Tormek t1 kitchen knife sharpener for a year now. What has it been like? How long does it take to sharpen a knife? How easy is it to mess up? Let's find out.
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Thanks Darbin, I use my T4 freehand.
Pretty interesting device indeed, Linn! 😃
It seems to work great!
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Been looking at getting one of these just for the ease of use and for the daily sharpening. I regularly sharpen all my knives on my T4.
Thanks for the video, I just receive mine. Can't wait to have all of my Japanese knives always stay sharp. I'm a crazy Chinese woman who loves knives and cooking!😅
Nice❤buy new ones usually need a Sharpener.
Haha you must have a nice collection of knives by now!
I use diamond plates, coarse and fine, by hand and a chef's steel. For me, maintaining the edge with the steel makes sharpening on the plates an infrequent occurrence. Interesting product. Good video. Thanks for sharing.
That's the problem with diamond plates, you don't get around to doing too often. But I'm sure they're nice and sharp once you do! Thanks John!
Isn't it burn the knife's material, since it's works dry?
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How much does that machine cost?
Link to the product in description
around 400$ ,not cheap . . .
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The Tormek website does its best to make finding out the price as awkward as possible. It shouldn't take clicking and scrolling through page after page to find a price and when you do it's in Swedish krona.
Sharpen and hone by hand. Muscle memory and holding at the correct angle are key. Also knowing that you don’t need to go beyond a 2 or 3 K stone in the kitchen. Honing a single edge knives is similar to honing chisels in that the bur will appear at the back an you need to keep the back flat. Also keep your stones flat with diamond coated flattening plates. Straight razors are another world and level of honing - jewelers loops help verify that edge and mirrored bevels, but you need to feel that shave.
i use water stones- takes practice but much cheaper