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kwilkinson
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Blade guard + knife roll.
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Blade guard + knife roll.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
I don't take my knives with me.
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Carbon steel blades are in blade guards that has a soft lining and seems to pull any lingering moisture off the blade. The rest are in a regular block like the one posted above.
I like these but my fiance squashed the idea because she thinks we'll look like serial killers:
http://www.benchcrafted.com/Magblok.html
I like these but my fiance squashed the idea because she thinks we'll look like serial killers:
http://www.benchcrafted.com/Magblok.html
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I don't take my knives with me.Originally Posted by iammatt
I know. You toss them all into a drawer.
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I know. You toss them all into a drawer.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
In guards, though. I want to be a better knife owner. I'm thinking about a block.
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In guards, though. I want to be a better knife owner. I'm thinking about a block.Originally Posted by iammatt
I really dislike blocks, for some reason. And I absolutely hate magnetic strips. I think they are ugly and are a poor way to hold your knives. So for me, it's a choice between the lesser of two evils. Even the year I spent working FOH, I still kept my knives in blade guards and knife roll.
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