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Sharpening and Repair

Frequently asked questions
The frequency of sharpening your knives depends on several factors, including how often you use them, the type of knife, and the cutting surfaces you use. Here are some general guidelines:
1. Home Cooks:
- For average home use, sharpening your knives every 3 to 6 months should be sufficient. If you cook daily and use your knives frequently, you might want to sharpen them every 30 to 45 days.
2. Professional Chefs:
- Professional chefs who use their knives extensively should sharpen them every 30 days to maintain optimal performance. Regular honing with a honing rod can help keep the edge sharp between professional sharpenings.
3. Type of Knife:
- Serrated knives or less frequently used specialty knives may only need sharpening once a year or even less often. However, it's still important to maintain them to ensure they function properly when needed.
4. Cutting Surfaces:
- Using softer cutting boards, such as wood or plastic, can help prolong the sharpness of your knives compared to harder surfaces like glass or stone, which can dull the blade more quickly.
5. Maintenance:
- Regularly honing your knives with a honing rod can help maintain their edge and extend the time between professional sharpenings. Honing realigns the blade edge and keeps it sharp for longer.
Ultimately, the best indicator that your knife needs sharpening is its performance. If your knife starts to feel dull, requires more force to cut, or slips off surfaces, it's time for sharpening. Regular maintenance and proper usage can help keep your knives in excellent condition for longer periods.