Got this as a gift second handed and would like to sharpen it and make it usable again. The serrated top part started to just break off, so I am cautious about potential metal parts in my food. Any tips welcome, thanks.

  • db_null@lemmy.dbzer0.comOP
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    23 hours ago

    Not sure I fully understand. There are only two parts/types of metal, the silverish grey (appears as two colours in the picture) and the dark blade which is the core and held by the outer layer.

    If I were to grind more off the dark, there would be no more blade to cut with. So I’m reluctant to shave off more further down. What would be the benefit?

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      14 hours ago

      I think they mean the dark part should probably be the same width at the tip as it is at the base, but difficult to tell without a macro lens photo of the tip of the blade 😅

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        11 hours ago

        That’s what I thought as well, but once that is gone then the knife is without a blade. It’s cutting well right now and I mostly use the centre when cutting anything