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Professional sharpening for your knives & tools. Contact me on 07933 053 585.
Precision sharpening for all your knives and tools
Precision sharpening for all your knives and tools
Located in the Lincoln area, I provide professional sharpening services for kitchen knives, EDC blades, hunting knives, chisels, woodcarving knives, shears, plane irons, and gardening tools. Using advanced systems, I ensure your tools are restored to peak performance with sharpness that lasts.
Typically I sharpen:
Typically I sharpen:
- kitchen knives & EDC & hunting knives
- chisels
- woodcarving knives
- shears
- plane irons
- gardening tools
Please do not hesitate to contact me for any queries.
Using multiple systems for sharpening
Using multiple systems for sharpening
Not all the knives and tools are the same and it's important to choose the right method for sharpening. I personally prefer using high quality Japanese whetstones, but I am also using diamond sharpening stones, belt sander and water cooled bench grinder. All the blades are stropped to make sure that all burr is removed. I wash and dry all the knives after the sharpening is done. Wooden handles are cleaned and oiled where propriate. Tools are cleaned up and oiled after the sharpening as well.
Why sharpen your knives & tools?
Why sharpen your knives & tools?
Precision and Care: I use professional-grade whetstones, belts, and strops to achieve a razor-sharp edge while preserving the life and integrity of your blade.
Convenience: Drop off your items and pick them up quickly. I aim for a fast turnaround time (often within 24-48 hours).
Safety: A dull knife requires excessive force, leading to slips and accidents. A sharp knife cuts cleanly and predictably.
Value: Save money by maintaining your existing quality tools instead of replacing them.
Using freshly sharpened knives
Using freshly sharpened knives
A freshly sharpened knife is incredibly sharp and can easily cause deep cuts or puncture wounds if it slips or is handled improperly.
Please be cautious when using your knives, especially straight after the sharpening - sometimes the difference between "before and after" sharpening is truly significant.
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