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Cours d'aiguisage de couteaux - Vancouver

Cours d'aiguisage de couteaux - Vancouver

$100.00 CAD
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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 les couteaux à la main sur des pierres à aiguiser dans notre magasin de Vancouver. La taille de la classe est limitée à un maximum de 4 personnes afin de permettre le plus de formation pratique possible à tous les participants. Nous aborderons la construction des couteaux, les aciers utilisés, la théorie de l'aiguisage, des démonstrations d'aiguisage et un aiguisage pratique supervisé. Nous fournissons des pierres à utiliser pendant le cours, mais n'hésitez pas à apporter les vôtres si vous les avez déjà. Avec l'achat d'un cours, vous recevrez un crédit de 50 $ à utiliser pour l'achat de fournitures d'aiguisage après le cours.

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Tous les cours ont lieu dans notre magasin à l'adresse suivante :
4215 Main Street, Vancouver, BC V5V 3P8

Ce qui est inclus

  • Nous fournissons des pierres à utiliser pendant le cours. Vous êtes invités à acheter des pierres le jour du cours ou à apporter les vôtres si vous les avez.
  • Le prix du cours comprend un crédit de 50 $ pour l'achat de matériel d'aiguisage pendant le cours.
  • La taille de la classe est limitée à 4 personnes et durera 2 heures.
  • Tous les participants bénéficient d'une réduction de 10 % sur les couteaux et les pierres à eau achetés le jour même.

Ce qu'il faut apporter

  • Couteaux de cuisine à aiguiser. Les couteaux de chef sont les plus faciles, les couteaux flexibles sont les plus difficiles. Pas de couteaux dentelés.
  • Vos propres pierres à eau si vous en avez.

Malheureusement, nous ne pouvons pas accepter les mineurs dans nos cours.

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Overall rating: 4.9013762 / 5 from 436 reviews.

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Knife Sharpening Classes in Vancouver offer a hands-on experience with a maximum of 4 participants, providing thorough instruction on knife construction, sharpening theory, and techniques. The knowledgeable instructors and staff receive high praise, and attendees appreciate the hands-on approach and the $50 credit for sharpening supplies.

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Review highlights

  • "The class was great...excellent instruction, great tips and constant supervision." — Carolyn S.
  • "I loved the class and Adam was a great instructor!!!" — Kristoffer R.
  • "Francis was clear, showed real experience and confidence inspiring tutorials." — Kerwin B.

Reviews

Knife Sharpening

"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)

Amazing experience

"I never knew how much I wanted to know how to sharpen knives until I took this course. Took it with my best friend, we both have a passion for cooking, and nerd out about cooking related equipment. The knife wear"

— Nick B. (5/5)

Excellent class if you are thinking about it just do it!

"I have started to look into and get into the world of Japanese knives and purchased two. Wanting to be able to sharpen them myself thought I should take the class. It was excellent lots of good information and able to get hands on with a lot of the gear they sell to help figure out what you want to purchase. Colin did the class and he was awesome. Can’t recommend it enough!"

— Nick C. (5/5)

Informative and good fun.

"- I enjoyed myself at this class. Our instructor was easy to understand and entertaining. The first half of the class was informative. The second half was hands on with a chance to apply the learned skills. Overall it was well worth the money for anyone who is interested to learn to sharpen their own knives."

— Tim L. (5/5)

Useful and fun

"I had a great time and picked up a useful new skill. Used the store credit immediately to pick up my own sharpening gear and was able to sharpen the rest of my kitchen knives at home after!"

— J.T. D. (5/5)

Very informative

"People who love there knifes and loves cooking should attend this workshop."

— Angad R. (5/5)

I am now the sharpest knife in the drawer

"I already had some basic sharpening practice, but wanted to really learn proper technique to get the most out of my knives and sharpening stones. Maddie was a fantastic teacher who gave fantastic instructions and very specific and useful feedback. She was also hilarious and made the whole class feel like hanging out with friends. My knives have never been sharper. No tomato is safe."

— Les B. (5/5)

Knife Sharpening Class is Well Worth it!

"Great class, Collin was a fantastic teacher. Thoroughly enjoyed and learned tons!! Two thumbs up. . . cuz I didn't cut them off! :o)"

— Cherie A. (5/5)

Great session

"Mastering the whetstone transformed my kitchen experience from a chore into a precise craft. The hands-on guidance provides the perfect balance of technique and confidence to keep every blade razor-sharp. It’s an essential investment for any home cook looking to elevate their skills."

— Zeno (5/5)

Excellent Class

"Colin and TJ know their stuff. Great instructors and Colin was helpful in choosing stones. Highly recommend it."

— Dwayne M. (5/5)

Q&A

Is there still any spot for sharpening knives class on Thursday, 7/27?
Hi Iven, There are! You can book in here: https://knifewear.mom/products/knife-sharpening-classes-vancouver - Let me know i you have any other questions! - Ellie
How many knives can I bring to class?
Hey there, we recommend bring 1-2 knives, it depends on how quickly you pick it up, most people will able sharpen 1 or 2 knives in the time we have for the class - Ellie
Can I bring hunting knives as well? How many do you recommend? Cheers
Hey! Learning to sharpen on a hunting knife will be more difficult than learning on a chef's knife so we recommend bringing at least one chef's knife and then you could bring a hunting knife to try out after you pick up the skills on a chef's knife
If I book a class a couple months ahead, can I cancel or reschedule?
Hi Troy, you absolutely can! Just give us a bit of noticed (48 hours minimum) and we'll move you to another class. - Ellie
Hello, Can I bring an axe instead of kitchen knives to sharpen? Cheers, Gio
Hello Gio, unfortunately axes are quite different to sharpen, so they're not included in the class. If you bring a couple of knives, we could always give you pointers for the axe before or after the class!