Cutlery Reviews

This little machine delivered what it has promised, sharpen the knife sharp.. with the price around $100.00 the performance of this machine surpasses other machine cost more than $300.00 from other brands. This worth the money.. you get quality machine, from strong motor, the best stone and the designer who know ins and outs of the sharpening that made this machine works ..really works sharpen your knife..this is not for serrated knife.. I think KE-280 will do the job..but cost more. So far this is the best one in the market..

The best knives I've ever owned, bar none. They come with a razor edge and are easy to re-hone with just a few strokes on the Kershaw-Shun steel (well worth purchasing to accompany this set). The damascus pattern and perfectly crafted profile slice through darn near anything (food-like anyway) with ease. I also got a 9" scalloped slicing knife and sharpening steel to round out the set. The weight and balance are perfect. They are designed for right-handed chefs with a d-shaped handle so if you are a leftie they may not be as comfortable or easy to use.

I just received this knife yesterday & am sending it back for a refund. Upon first use, the forked metal tip broke off when I was chopping tomatoes for a salad. It took me a few moments to notice the lost tip (as it had ended up in the salad I was preparing.) Could have been very dangerous to swallow a sharp metal tip! The knife itself is flimsy, can't imagine that it could cut a bagel very well.

Solid knife with a good feel. I got it as a freebie with the Chef's Knife, so the price was right for me, but I use it often and it has held up well.

Solid knife with a good feel. I got it as a freebie with the Chef's Knife, so the price was right for me, but I use it often and it has held up well.