Kramer by Zwilling Hardwood Stropping Block W/leather

Description

As such, Bob Kramer has seen the knife from every angle—as a chef, a professional knife sharpener, and a Master Bladesmith. brbrUsed for centuries in barbershops, the stropping block is the best way to finish the edge of a knife or razor. Put simply, Kramer is King of the Kitchen Knife. A stropping block maintains the knife’s edge between sharpening making it a useful and convenient tool to have around. brbrIn order to maximize the performance of any knife, it is very important that the edge be properly cared for. Retooling your knives’ edges by hand may seem daunting to a beginner, but with Kramer’s help many describe the experience as relaxing and gratifying. Certified as a Master Bladesmith by the American Bladesmith Society, Bob Kramer is one of the only Master Bladesmiths in the world specializing in kitchen cutlery. Keeping your blades sharp not only makes the cook’s most important tool easier to use, sharpening makes knives safer. brbrUsed for centuries in barbershops, the stropping block is the way to finish the edge of a knife or razor. In that spirit, he has collaborated with Zwilling to create the Kramer by Zwilling sharpening collection. Keeping your blades sharp not only makes the cook’s most important tool easier to use, sharpening makes knives safer. brbrAlthough he is most widely recognized for his blades, Bob is also an expert on sharpening.

Key Features

• Certified as a Master Bladesmith by the American Bladesmith Society, Bob Kramer is one of the only Master Bladesmiths in the world specializing in kitchen cutlery.
• As such, Bob Kramer has seen the knife from every angle—as a chef, a professional knife sharpener, and a Master Bladesmith.
• In that spirit, he has collaborated with Zwilling to create the Kramer by Zwilling sharpening collection.
• brbrAlthough he is most widely recognized for his blades, Bob is also an expert on sharpening.
• Keeping your blades sharp not only makes the cook’s most important tool easier to use, sharpening makes knives safer. brbrUsed for centuries in barbershops, the stropping block is the way to finish the edge of a knife or razor.
• Keeping your blades sharp not only makes the cook’s most important tool easier to use, sharpening makes knives safer.