My local hardware store. Maybe$5-$8 a blade?

My knife set came with a sharpener.

I take mine to the Kensington Farmers market. It might be the Roaming Stone guy that comes, but not sure. I use a sharpening steel at home on a fairly regular basis in between.

I've taken mine to Sur la Table:
https://www.surlatable.com/locations/va/mclean/knife-sharpening-18.html

Once I got them all really sharp, I've been able to maintain them at home. It makes a huge difference!

I took them to Twins Ace Hardware in Rosslyn. They have a machine that does it. Everyone in the shop was fascinated and stopped to watch it. (Resharp machine). It cost $8 per knife. My knives are 30+ years old. They were very sharp afterwards. You can check what other stores offer this machine.

I took them to Twins Ace Hardware in Rosslyn. They have a machine that does it. Everyone in the shop was fascinated and stopped to watch it. (Resharp machine). It cost $8 per knife. My knives are 30+ years old. They were very sharp afterwards. You can check what other stores offer this machine.

Anonymous wrote:I sharpen my knives at home with this sharpener I bought based on ATK’s recommendation.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000CSK0DM/?tag=akoarticle-20

This one is even better, but either will do a great job.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0018RSEMU/ref=dp_ob_neva_mobile

Anonymous wrote:I have one from wirecutter that works fine.

You can take them to the hardware store. They’ll use the same thing.

You can take it to a fancy man, like the one at Union Market. I really think that overkill for 99.99% of people and knives.

Not really. Does the hardware store sharpen at different angles, based on the provenance of the knife? I'm guessing not. (If they do, I'm definitely going there.)

I sharpen my knives at home with this sharpener I bought based on ATK’s recommendation.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000CSK0DM/?tag=akoarticle-20

Dh takes it to grinding company of America in Baltimore. They do a great job.

I have one from wirecutter that works fine.

You can take them to the hardware store. They’ll use the same thing.

You can take it to a fancy man, like the one at Union Market. I really think that overkill for 99.99% of people and knives.

Oh wow, it’s going to be like getting new glasses. We send ours out to a Japanese sharpener, we aren’t in DVM so no help there. Don’t cut yourself!

Roaming Stone: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php/?id=100063944323727

I have a small knife sharpener. Work Sharp is the brand

and is there a service that can send someone to do it at home?
My knives are dull and I never have gotten them professionally sharpened.
Thanks in advance