Knife Aid

Knife Aid

Knife sharpening service by mail

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Knife Aid provides express, simple and stress-free knife sharpening service by mail. Their knife sharpening facility uses the most up to date sharpening technology, that you won’t find with any local knife smith.
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Aaron O'Leary
Chef knives are at the core of almost every single meal and a knife being as sharp as it can be is not only better for getting the right cuts, but its safer. This is a great idea for home cooks who may not be invested enough to learn and buy a sharpening stone, as a chef though I wouldn't mail my knives anywhere
Kristofer™
@aaronoleary I think that makes sense. I've know restaurant owners that have pick up service on their knives, and a chef that prefers to do it himself. My guess this is more targeted towards people that do a lot of cooking at home.
Kristofer™
I bought a bunch of knife sharpening stones because I cook a lot and looooove when the knives are sharp. Problem is, it's a pain in the but. I thought it was fun the first time, times 2 through n are far more annoying and therefore I don't sharpen them as often. It's also a skill to sharpen a knife, and not super easy to do it yourself. This service seems like a great idea and for a reasonable price. I look forward to trying it out.
Mitchell Sommers
KNIFE AID STEALS KNIVES. If you are a knife sharpening company and need to make money, how do you do it? You become crooks. You steal the knives that people send you and there is nothing the customer can do about it. That's what happened when I sent 7 knives (valued at several hundred dollars) to knife aid for sharpening and they returned only 2 of them. Yes, of course, the ones they kept were the most expensive. If you value your knives, DO NOT USE KNIFE AID. YOU WILL LIKELY NEVER SEE YOUR KNIVES AGAIN.