
How does sharping a knife even work
How does sharping a knife even work? Over time the edge of your knife is going to flatten, which results in a blunt experience (and frequently this can happen out of the factory).
Read moreAt On A knife’s Edge, we take your kitchen knives and bring them back to life, putting a great working edge on them. Cutting has never been so much fun!
Explore UsWe are focused on producing the sharpest and most maintainable edge for your knife, using precision tooling for repeatable performance.
We look after your knife like it was our own, taking exceptional care to make sure it arrives back to you the same, but better.
We know your busy, so we offer a prompt service having your knives back in your hands within two days. And if you are in the Gungahlin area we also offer free pick up and drop off.
We pride ourselves on delivering a superior sharpening of your knives. Each knife is hand sharpened on stone, once sharp it is polished to give a superior edge that you can see
Any straight edge knife with a blade up to 240mm. An even bevel on both sides between 10-30 degrees. Stainless and high carbon steels. Damascus steel.
Serrated edge knives. Uneven or single bevel knives (If you are looking for this type of services, Chef’s Armoury would be the best fit ). Ceramic and other non steel knives.
We will have your knives back to you within two days. If you are in Gungahlin, we can pickup and drop off your knives free of charge.
We will try to accommodate special requests, contact us with your request to see if we are able to help out.
How does sharping a knife even work? Over time the edge of your knife is going to flatten, which results in a blunt experience (and frequently this can happen out of the factory).
Read moreHow to treat your knife Use a steel to maintain (hone) the edge between sharpening.
Read moreIt may seem like all knifes pretty much look the same but there can be a significant difference between the steel that each knife has.
Read moreContact us today to organise your sharpening, or to discuss any custom requests you may have.