03-18-2020, 06:52 PM
Got it. The knives are sharp enough when you give them to him but don't stay sharp as long as he would like.
As you know, I'm familiar with those Lasting Cut knives:
http://bessex.com/forum/showthread.php?t...365#pid365
They can obviously take an edge and get nice and sharp. That said, they are very inexpensive and maybe they use not so great steel to control costs. It will be interesting to hear of you solve the problem simply with a change in edge finish.
Here a couple of other ideas:
Ask him if he has used other brands of knives that performed better.
Give him a basic Henckels, Wusthof or Victorinox, etc., to try. Nothing fancy, just one of their common, basic knives. If nothing else it would be an interesting experiment. Maybe the next step up in knives might make a difference. Who knows. If it did or not it would be interesting.
Let us know how it all pans out Mr.Max. Than I'll finally be able to get a good nights rest.
As you know, I'm familiar with those Lasting Cut knives:
http://bessex.com/forum/showthread.php?t...365#pid365
They can obviously take an edge and get nice and sharp. That said, they are very inexpensive and maybe they use not so great steel to control costs. It will be interesting to hear of you solve the problem simply with a change in edge finish.
Here a couple of other ideas:
Ask him if he has used other brands of knives that performed better.
Give him a basic Henckels, Wusthof or Victorinox, etc., to try. Nothing fancy, just one of their common, basic knives. If nothing else it would be an interesting experiment. Maybe the next step up in knives might make a difference. Who knows. If it did or not it would be interesting.
Let us know how it all pans out Mr.Max. Than I'll finally be able to get a good nights rest.