Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? A straight blade is easy to sharpen as it only requires a couple of passes through a ...

Many of us own at least one decent kitchen knife and know the pleasure of being able to slice through all food like butter. The problem is, even good knives don’t sharpen themselves – a fact that many ...

Before you sharpen your knife, it’s important to know its material, its unique shape, and the angle in which to sharpen it. The material determines how often you have to sharpen a knife, the ...

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In his memoir Kitchen Confidential, Anthony Bourdain gave us a closer look at the culinary world, from youthful summers on Cape Cod to a working life spent bouncing around New York City's vibrant (and ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." In his memoir Kitchen Confidential, Anthony Bourdain gave us a closer look at the culinary world, from ...

In the 4th episode of this season, Sig will find himself in an increasingly chaotic situation aboard the Northwestern in the aftermath of an incident involving a knife, while, aboard The Confidence, a ...

Few kitchen tools are more essential than good knives. However, it's the nature of anything used so regularly that, eventually, it'll wear down past the point of effectiveness. At some point, you'll ...

Rod Bremer followed in his boss’ footsteps when he left his job at Kershaw Knives to start his own knife company, Columbia River Knife and Tool. It was almost exactly what Pete Kershaw had done two ...

When you think of all the armaments that Navy SEAL (Sea Air and Land) teams carry, it's hard to imagine a knife isn't one of them. It's a weapon, a tool, and, ultimately, a soldier's last line of ...

Sometimes a mistake is just a mistake. You accept it, try to learn from it and move on. Other times, however, a mistake unlocks a cool new opportunity you would not have accessed sans the mishap — and ...