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Course objectives:

Our introductory knife sharpening class aims to teach students the practical and theoretical basics of water stone sharpening in the traditional Japanese way. At the end of the knife sharpening class, which lasts between 1h30 and 2h, participants will be able to sharpen their own knives at home.

Necessary for the course:

You'll need to bring a chef's size or santoku knife that needs sharpening. In addition, you'll need at least a 1000-grit water whetstone, which you can find in our store if you don't already own one. Ideally, an additional 3000 to 6000 grit polishing stone will help you achieve optimum results. A prior reading of the document for the Introduction to sharpening course.

Course schedule :

The knife-sharpening class is run with 4 students and one instructor. The theoretical part of the course accounts for around 10% of the total duration, while the practical part makes up the remaining 90%. In fact, the course is mainly focused on learning techniques and developing the muscle memory linked to it.

* Cancellation :

No refunds will be made. If you cancel at least 72 hours in advance, we can offer you a store credit for the value of the course or move your course to a future date. Please contact us as soon as possible by email to let us know.

 

By Couteaux Japonais Stay Sharp

Sharpening class

Regular price $100.00

Description

Course objectives:

Our introductory knife sharpening class aims to teach students the practical and theoretical basics of water stone sharpening in the traditional Japanese way. At the end of the knife sharpening class, which lasts between 1h30 and 2h, participants will be able to sharpen their own knives at home.

Necessary for the course:

You'll need to bring a chef's size or santoku knife that needs sharpening. In addition, you'll need at least a 1000-grit water whetstone, which you can find in our store if you don't already own one. Ideally, an additional 3000 to 6000 grit polishing stone will help you achieve optimum results. A prior reading of the document for the Introduction to sharpening course.

Course schedule :

The knife-sharpening class is run with 4 students and one instructor. The theoretical part of the course accounts for around 10% of the total duration, while the practical part makes up the remaining 90%. In fact, the course is mainly focused on learning techniques and developing the muscle memory linked to it.

* Cancellation :

No refunds will be made. If you cancel at least 72 hours in advance, we can offer you a store credit for the value of the course or move your course to a future date. Please contact us as soon as possible by email to let us know.

 

Shipping and Returns

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Canada: $15 (free for orders over $150)
United States: $20
Rest of the world: $50


What are the delivery times?

We do our best to process your order within 72 business hours (weekends excluded) in order to ship your package as quickly as possible. Delivery times vary depending on the carrier. If you need faster delivery, please contact us at 514-503-1185.


Is there a refund policy?

No refunds are accepted.
The only exception concerns defective items (although our team checks every order with the utmost care). If you receive an item that appears to be defective, please notify us as soon as possible after receipt. In the event of damage caused by the carrier, please keep all items and original packaging for a possible inspection by the carrier. Items returned to Stay Sharp are at the buyer's expense. Items must be properly packaged to prevent any damage and must be fully insured. Please also provide us with the tracking number so that we can monitor the status of the shipment. Funds will not be refunded until we have received the items and confirmed that their condition is satisfactory. The refunded amount will correspond to the amount paid, less shipping and handling fees, online sales fees, and any other costs incurred.

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What are the different types of Japanese knives?

Japanese blades are lighter, very well balanced, harder, sharper, and retain their edge longer. This gives the user greater control over their tool and a clean cut that preserves the texture and flavor of the food as much as possible.

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Who to give a sharpening course to?

For anyone who cooks regularly and owns at least one knife they value. It is a particularly thoughtful gift for someone who has just received or purchased a Japanese knife and does not yet know how to maintain its edge. It is also suitable for cooking enthusiasts who like to understand their equipment. The small group format allows the guidance to be tailored to each person’s level, whether they are just starting out or already sharpen their knives, from the first stroke to the finished edge.

Why give a skill instead of an object?

Because a skill lasts a lifetime and is useful every time someone picks up a knife. Learning to sharpen on a whetstone helps keep blades performing at their best, provides a better understanding of the steel they are made from, and means not always having to leave them in someone else's hands. It is also an experience, often more memorable than a physical object. For someone who already has all the necessary equipment, this kind of gift brings something truly new to the way they cook.

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