What Kind of Knives I Sharpen at My Sharpening Service
- W. Jones

- 11 hours ago
- 2 min read

Keeping your blades sharp isn’t just about performance — it’s about safety, longevity, and getting the most enjoyment out of every cut. At my sharpening service, I work with a wide variety of knives, from everyday kitchen essentials to specialized tools many people don’t realize can be sharpened.
Here’s a closer look at the types of knives I sharpen and what you can expect when you bring them in.
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🥕 Kitchen Knives (Home & Professional)
These are the most commonly sharpened knives — and often the most neglected.
I sharpen:
• Chef’s knives
• Santokus & Nakiris
• Paring knives
• Utility knives
• Cleavers (Western & Chinese)
• Boning & fillet knives
• Bread knives (yes, serrated knives can be sharpened!)
Whether you’re a home cook or a professional chef, I restore kitchen knives to a clean, consistent edge that cuts effortlessly and safely.
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🥓 Serrated Knives
Many people assume serrated knives are “unsharpenable,” but that’s not true.
I can restore the original bite without flattening or damaging the blade.
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🔪 Specialty & Japanese Knives
I handle both single-bevel and double-bevel Japanese knives with the care they deserve. This includes:
• Gyuto
• Yanagiba
• Deba
• Usuba
• Honesuki
Japanese steel often require a different approach, and I use fine stones and controlled technique to maintain the blade’s geometry and traditional edge style.
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🏕️ Outdoor, Hunting & Survival Knives
For those who rely on their knives outdoors, a sharp edge is essential.
I sharpen:
• Hunting knives
• Field dressing knives
• Survival knives
• Camp knives & choppers
• Bushcraft blades
Whether it’s restoring a rugged working edge or refining a polished cutting edge, I tailor the sharpening to the knife’s intended use.
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🔧 Pocket Knives & EDC Blades
Everyday carry knives see a lot of wear and tear. I sharpen:
• Folding pocket knives
• Tactical knives
• Multi-tool blades (Leatherman, Gerber, etc.)
• Swiss Army Knife blades
I sharpen both plain-edge and partially serrated EDC knives.
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🍣 Restaurant & Commercial Knives
For businesses that rely on sharp knives daily, I offer sharpening for:
• Line cook knives
• Prep knives
• Butcher knives
• Seafood & sushi prep knives
• Carving knives
I can also sharpen knives in sets to keep a full kitchen consistently ready.
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🔍 Not Sure If I Can Sharpen Your Knife?
If it has a blade, chances are I can sharpen it! From heirloom knives to everyday beaters, I evaluate each knife individually and choose the method that gives the best results.
— Warren




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