Re: Good knives

From: "Nunya Bidnits" <nunyabidnits@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2008 09:56:23 -0600

In news:494c6848$0$17803$ec3e2dad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Brick <hrbricker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:

On 19-Dec-2008, EskWIRED@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

In alt.food.barbecue, Zz Yzx <zzyzx__@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Anybody have a source a knives with reasonable quality and value
(i.e. a little or a lot cheaper).

If your s-t-b SIL is willing to touch up the edge occasionally,
check out

Chicago Cutlery.

My butcher knife, boner and filet knives are Chicago Cutlery. I bought
them from a factory outlet store in Branson, Missouri many years ago.
Not problem keeping them sharp. I maintain all of my knives with a
well worn 200 grit diamond "steel" from EZ Lap.

That's classical Missouri roadside stuff... that and the Walnut Bowls
Factory Direct stores. Good stuff for good prices.

MartyB in KC

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