When people have their knives sharpened by us for the first time they are always amazed by what a truly sharp knife can do! Whether it’s an everyday meal or a joyous occasion, having your knives professionally sharpened will make the job easier. A sharp knife is a safer knife because you’re not forcing the blade and having it slip. Most restaurants in Cleveland and Northern Ohio have their knives professionally sharpened every week or two. We recommend residential customers have their knives sharpened once or twice a year.
Even Fishing, Pocket and Hunting Knives!
(we do not sharpen small scissors or hair salon scissors)
Experienced craftsman at Service Wet Grinding handle your knives and sharpen your knife with the utmost care. Using best practices and the latest technology, these seasoned professionals help you protect your investment. Whether your knives are expensive or not, they are only good if they are sharp. We review each residential knife to determine the best way to custom sharpen it. The knife is then sharpened and polished for a razor-sharp edge right at our shop in Cleveland, Ohio.
Using the latest technology in knife sharpening, our professionals at Service Wet Grinding make sure that your knives are not over sharpened. The equipment we use removes the minimum amount of metal from the blade to sharpen it and still maintain its original size and shape.
The sharpening techniques we use gives your knife a consistently sharper edge. Sharpness is a result of thinness. If you are sharpening edges yourself with a stone or small machine, you are just honing the edge. That edge will wear back into the thicker part of the blade and you will wonder why you can’t bring an edge up like you used to.
It’s because your edge is now thicker. The only way to efficiently reestablish a thin razor-sharp edge is to have a large machine grind the blade bevel thinner. We thin the blade edge every time we sharpen a knife, that is the secret to a professionally sharpened edge.
(Large chips throw it away)
(we do not sharpen small scissors or hair salon scissors)
Now that your knife is razor sharp, how do you keep it that way?