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Originally Posted by 4wheelcycle
"A Chef's Choice machine is an excellent choice for people who don't want to learn to sharpen and aren't knife...
I'm a member at audiocircle and audioholics too. I liked AVS the best because I ended up meeting and hanging out with about 6-7 guys from there on a bunch of occasions. If you ever saw pictures or reviews from "SE...
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Originally Posted by Phaedrus
One of the restaurants I worked at once had a Chef's Choice on the line for the house knives. To be charitable it did make a completely dull knife...
Phaedrus... I'm kind of... put off by your last sentence. But I'm going to get over it and not take it too personal.
First, I changed my tag for you. I have 10 years cooking experience in a family...
I have a few hobbies outside of cooking (music, golf, snowboarding...) and it's been my experience that when people are really passionate about things they can kind of get out there in left field a bit. The comparison to...
That's interesting, especially considered the original thread is 4 months old.
I'd contact MAC and see if they can remedy the situation. I personally would be really frustrated if I spent that much money on a knife and it had...
You're on the right path with an 8" chef's, 5-6 inch utility and 3-4 inch paring knife.
That is the basic 3 piece starter set. Those 3 knives will cover most all of his daily cooking needs.
From there...
