Prices:
Standard sharpening is .75 per blade inch.
Example: 8" blade cost is $6.00
(Extra charges apply for re-grounding or beveling of a blade.)
We are mobile and offer on site sharpening, pick up and drop off, or shipping options.
Make it easy on you and your knives; have T.O.O. stop by and have your knives sharpened at work, home, or elsewhere.
Knife Sharpening Special: For a limited time, T.O.O. is offering:
Up to 10 standard (non-serrated) knives, any blade length, for a total price of $40.
This offer is good for Group or individual sharpening service.
Our service is perfect the work place or office wants a large group sharpening service.
Call and schedule a day for our service, and we'll put razor sharp edges on everyone's knives at your work place.
Restaurants, Bars, and other eating establishments, give T.O.O. a call and we can provide weekly or scheduled pick up and delivery of razor sharp knives for your business at reasonable prices.
Shipping Option
T.O.O. offers convenient shipping options for the customer that is busy, too far away, or otherwise not able to do on site sharpening.
1. Simply secure the knives with something such a strong rubber band and cover the blades with something like rubber, plastic, or other material to prevent unwanted cutting.
2. T.O.O. strongly suggests taking a picture of your knives and emailing us directly the picture, include in the notes the number of knives.
3. Package the knivessecurely along with a pre-paid return shipping label with your name, address, and number of knives, and ship to the address below. Insure the package if you wish. (Your decision).
4. T.O.O. will have the knives sharpened and returned usually within 24 hours, however occasionally 48 hours is required.
Pay after receiving the returned sharpened knives..
We believe in 100% customer satisfaction on all sharpening, so we offer this no haggle guarantee to you.
We will take a picture of the shipped order and if you have sent us an email, reply with a picture of the finished service of all knives to keep you informed of your orders progress.
Ship to:
T.O.O.
1403 W. Oak Estates Dr
San Antonio, Texas 78260
| Standard or Work Edge?
The angle of a blade edge depends on the intended knife usage and blade thickness.
Standard Edge
Most kitchen and house knives are beveled to cut with a fairly thin edge per side. This allows for more precise cutting such as slicing tomatoes, loaf bread, or other soft foods. Our customers enjoy that an T.O.O. sharpened butcher or large cutting kitchen knife cuts cleanly through foods that usually require a serrated knife. The "Standard Edge" generally does not last as long as the Work Edge with heavy usage.
Work Edge
Many work, hunting knives, and other "outdoor" type knives have what is called a Work Edge. This edge, in theory, allows the knife to stay sharper while cutting thick or heavy items like rope, carpet, animal skin, cardboard, etc.
Bottom line, the choice of the edge depends on the customer. Most knives will handle all types of cutting with a Standard Edge, but the customer decides what edge they want for their knives.
Knife Steel Types and Rusting/Corroding
Most knives are formed from either stainless steel (SS) or high carbon steel. The difference is SS is usually a better steel than high carbon, and is almost always a harder steel on the Rockwell scale and is harder to sharpen, but usually the SS edge lasts longer than high carbon.
SS can rust if exposed to the elements that promote rusting, staining, or corrosion, but it takes a lot more to rust/stain/corrode stainless than high carbon steel.
Either type of steel should be hand washed, towel dried and secured properly. It is not recommended to clean knives in the dishwasher, along with being unsafe, it can cause rusting or corroding of the blade.
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