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Cours d'aiguisage de couteaux - Ottawa

Cours d'aiguisage de couteaux - Ottawa

Prix habituel $100.00 CAD
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Actuellement, nous demandons à tous les participants et instructeurs de porter des masques pendant toute la durée du cours.

Si vous voulez maîtriser l'art d'aiguiser vos couteaux à la maison, ce cours est fait pour vous !

Dans ce cours de 2 heures, vous apprendrez à aiguiser des couteaux à la main sur des pierres à aiguiser à notre magasin d'Ottawa. La taille de la classe est de 4 personnes maximum pour permettre autant de formation pratique que possible pour tous les participants. Nous couvrirons la construction des couteaux, les aciers utilisés, la théorie de l'affûtage, les démonstrations d'affûtage et l'affûtage pratique. Nous fournissons des pierres que vous pourrez utiliser pendant le cours, mais n'hésitez pas à apporter les vôtres si vous en avez déjà. À l'achat d'un cours, vous recevrez un crédit de 50 $ à utiliser contre l'achat de fournitures d'affûtage après le cours.

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Tous les cours ont lieu dans notre magasin au :
800, rue Bank, Ottawa (Ontario) K1S 3V8

Prix du cours (par personne) 100 $
  • Nous vous fournissons des pierres à utiliser pendant le cours. Vous pouvez acheter des pierres le jour du cours ou apporter les vôtres si vous en avez.
  • Le prix du cours comprend un crédit de 50 $ contre l'équipement d'affûtage acheté pendant le cours.
  • La taille des classes est limitée à 4 personnes et durera 2 heures.
  • Tous les participants reçoivent 10 % de réduction sur les couteaux et les pierres à aiguiser achetés le jour même.
Ce qu'il faut apporter
  • Couteaux de cuisine à aiguiser. Les couteaux de chef sont les plus faciles, les flexibles sont les plus difficiles. Pas de couteaux dentelés.
  • Vous êtes vos propres pierres à aiguiser si vous en avez.


Les cours se déroulent de janvier à fin novembre.

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Overall rating: 4.903371 / 5 from 445 reviews.

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"Just attended a knife sharpening class taught by Robbie — he was patient and broke down every step for sharpening blades by hand. Over the last month I've also bought a bunch of knives both online and in-store, and the staff has been incredibly helpful every time. Highly recommend visiting and supporting this local Canadian business!"

— David L. (5/5)

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— Aaron B. (5/5)

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— Sandy T. (5/5)

Sharpening class highly recommended

"I cannot recommend this sharpening class more highly. I have tried previously, on my own, several times to sharpen with whetstones using youtube videos for guidance. All of these attempts failed to result in a sharp knife. The instructors at Knifewear were amazing, not only showing and explaining the process but especially in correcting the many mistakes I was making. By the end of the class I had the sharpest knife I had ever owned. If you want to learn to sharpen knives, take this class."

— Glen L. (5/5)

Knife Sharpening Class was fantastic!

"The knife sharpening class and it was fantastic, the instructor was very knowledgable and explained things well. I've always been curious how to use a whetstone and it was satisfying to learn with hands on experience, plus my old knife is sharpened! It was a worthwhile experience and I was glad to have done it."

— Alex C. (5/5)

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"I had a great time at the sharpening class. I travelled from Kitchener and It was totally worth the travel time. (here to hoping they open a Kitchener store) Everyone at the store was very helpful, friendly and kind. I felt welcomed which is very hard to come by specifically in retail enviroment. I had a basic understanding of using stones but needed some extra guidance because i felt that i was not getting the edge i wanted from my knives. Robbie did a great job at helping me clear some of those doubts. I had a few more questions but i'm pretty sure folks at knifewear would be more than helpful to answer those when I visit next time. I had a pleasure of talking to Miachel at the store who let me try some of the knives I always wanted to try and help me guide for my future possible purchases. As ex industry person Miachel was very good at answering very task specific questions I had about some specific knives and shapes. I would highly recommend this class to everyone."

— Paramvir S. (5/5)

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— Andrew C. (5/5)

Sharpening class was excellent

"Brought us through the basics with a demonstration and set us sharpening right away. Good setup. Provided guidance and feedback as we sharpened. Highly recommended"

— David M. (5/5)

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— Colin M. (5/5)

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"Amazing guidance and long lasting education. Ryan allowed me to get the edge on the situation and gave me skills to hone moving forward. The course gave us a foundation to develop not only skills, but a passion for knife maintenance. I recommend it for anyone wishing to bridge the gap between user and custodian. Thank you."

— Ian M. (5/5)

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