best kitchen knives?

[Aquaman]

Originally posted by: abc

Originally posted by: Aquaman
I use nothing else

Cheers,
Aquaman

do u know who the heck is kershaw, sounds like some kind of whitebread hick.

did it used to be 'shun' and it got acquired?

I like 'MAC' knives.

Nope ......... it's Shun knives still.

Cheers,
Aquaman

 

[FlyLice]

Miracle blade is the best knife ever and so cheap

 

[Maximus96]

I bought the 2 pair set of Henckels Pro S. oddly enough it was from JandR, thru amazon. last time i purchased my LCD monitor from JandR. it was just odd that they sold knives too.

 

[Baked]

Originally posted by: Oyeve

Originally posted by: Baked
Global. Japanese steel beats German steel. Wüsthof and Henckels are just over priced.

Um, Japan buys their steel from other countries.

Steel in the context of this thread's topic refers to kitchen knives.

 

[Howard]

Originally posted by: sharkeeper

We use a liquid filled ice cream scooper that doesn?t freeze up. It transfers the heat from your hand to the scoop area. The only problem is you can?t use it in the dishwasher because heat will cause the transfer liquid to leak out from the handle. We got it at a cooking utinsel mall store.

Sounds like a heat pipe!

Exactly my thought.

 

[whoiswes]

somewhat off topic, but does anyone have any recommendations for whetstones? i have a decent set of chicago cutlery knives that are in need of sharpening - any input would be appreciated.

 

[Maximus96]

Originally posted by: zaku
I think i'll get this this pair for my dad. whats the general consenus on them? good buy? these will be the most expensive knives i've ever purchased.

the shipment came and i got these knives today. its the sharpest i've ever use and my dad is very happy and suprised. now i'm wondering about their lifetime warranty policy. how does it work? do i send the knive somewhere? or can i bring it into a store? what is covered? what if say i dropped it and bent the tip, is that covered? thanks

 

[Baked]

Originally posted by: zaku

Originally posted by: zaku
I think i'll get this this pair for my dad. whats the general consenus on them? good buy? these will be the most expensive knives i've ever purchased.

the shipment came and i got these knives today. its the sharpest i've ever use and my dad is very happy and suprised. now i'm wondering about their lifetime warranty policy. how does it work? do i send the knive somewhere? or can i bring it into a store? what is covered? what if say i dropped it and bent the tip, is that covered? thanks

Got questions? Call the manufacturer up.

 

[cheesycake1710]

ever try one of these?

 

[Maximus96]

Originally posted by: Baked

Originally posted by: zaku

Originally posted by: zaku
I think i'll get this this pair for my dad. whats the general consenus on them? good buy? these will be the most expensive knives i've ever purchased.

the shipment came and i got these knives today. its the sharpest i've ever use and my dad is very happy and suprised. now i'm wondering about their lifetime warranty policy. how does it work? do i send the knive somewhere? or can i bring it into a store? what is covered? what if say i dropped it and bent the tip, is that covered? thanks

Got questions? Call the manufacturer up.

yea a simple google answered my questions. apparently they only cover defects and craftsmanship.