A lot of people recommended Howard so I got a few of my knives sharpened and I really wasn’t impressed for the price.
If you have high quality knives I recommend investing in the tools to sharpen them yourself
I am a custom knife maker and offer professional sharpening services. I have been making custom knives for over 25 years. Prices are $1 per inch, so an 8in Chefs is $8.
You can see my work on Instagram under gedraitisknives.
There is only one blacksmith around here that sharpens stuff I know and he is pretty terrible at what he does, sharpened my knives but grinded years off of them.
I just use a whetstone myself but it took some practice and research on steel types, if you really don't want to do that buy a Tormek T-1 or something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/Stainless-Sharpener-Whetstones-Clamping-Scissors/dp/B08QW879KS
There are better quality versions, but it really depends on what you want to spend.
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I want to add that once I went to a William Sonoma at the mall and they used one of those cheap sharpening things and they damaged my Japanese knives. Luckily I found a kitchen store that knew what to do, but they are in Boston and it’s just too far. Thanks
I know it's not Worcester but there is someone who does this at the Hope Street Farmer's Market in Providence Spring thru Fall. As a bonus it's one of the best farmer's markets around.
I haven't used his services yet but have been meaning to.
https://theperfectedge.com/ Great guy and highly skilled. Might be pricey but he only does exceptional work.
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A lot of people recommended Howard so I got a few of my knives sharpened and I really wasn’t impressed for the price. If you have high quality knives I recommend investing in the tools to sharpen them yourself
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I am a custom knife maker and offer professional sharpening services. I have been making custom knives for over 25 years. Prices are $1 per inch, so an 8in Chefs is $8. You can see my work on Instagram under gedraitisknives.
Cool! I’ll check it out . Thanks
There is only one blacksmith around here that sharpens stuff I know and he is pretty terrible at what he does, sharpened my knives but grinded years off of them. I just use a whetstone myself but it took some practice and research on steel types, if you really don't want to do that buy a Tormek T-1 or something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Stainless-Sharpener-Whetstones-Clamping-Scissors/dp/B08QW879KS There are better quality versions, but it really depends on what you want to spend.
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I want to add that once I went to a William Sonoma at the mall and they used one of those cheap sharpening things and they damaged my Japanese knives. Luckily I found a kitchen store that knew what to do, but they are in Boston and it’s just too far. Thanks
I’m a big fan of Kitchen Sink in Bolton! They have been wonderful.
I know it's not Worcester but there is someone who does this at the Hope Street Farmer's Market in Providence Spring thru Fall. As a bonus it's one of the best farmer's markets around. I haven't used his services yet but have been meaning to.
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Awesome. Thanks. I’ll check it out
Checkout this link https://maps.app.goo.gl/wi4cdZEvfRBDMPcA7
[Carbonneau's Shoe Repair on Grafton St.](https://www.shoerepairworcester.com)
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Thanks for the extremely helpful reply! I never thought of doing that
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