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JoNorvelleWalker

JoNorvelleWalker


clarification

No.

 

But this brings up a difficult and painful topic.  I have no way to hone or sharpen it.  I possess western type whetstones -- including a pretty pink natural Arkansas -- on which in my youth I ruined the edge of many a fine blade.

 

Fortunately on the website I saw that Watanabe will resharpen his knives at no cost.*  That's the good news.  The bad news is that a friend whose kids lived in that country informed me it is illegal to ship knives to Japan.  Her son told her:  "Don't do that again."

 

I also noticed on the Watanabe website that waterstones cost more than my knife.

 

 

*"After using a long time, when the blade edge is dull, we are going to resharpen again and again. It's free.(the round of shipping your charge.)"

JoNorvelleWalker

JoNorvelleWalker

No.

 

But this brings up a difficult and painful topic.  I have no way to hone or sharpen it.  I possess western type whetstones -- including a pretty pink natural Arkansas -- on which in my youth I ruined the edge of many a fine blade.

 

Fortunately on the website I saw that Watanabe will resharpen his knives at no cost.  That's the good news.  The bad news is that a friend whose kids lived in that country informed me it is illegal to ship knives to Japan.  Her son told her:  "Don't do that again."

 

I also noticed on the Watanabe website that waterstones cost more than my knife.

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