- 15-piece knife set: 8-inch chef's knife, 8-inch bread knife, 8-inch slicing knife, 6-inch boning knife, 5-inch utility knife, six 4-1/2-inch steak knives, 4-inch vegetable slicer, 3-inch paring knife, kitchen shears, and wood block
- Stamped, extra-thick blades made of high-carbon stainless-steel; resistant to rust and stains; serrated edges never need sharpening
- Full-tang blades extend from tip of knife to end of handle; offers strength and balance
- Ergonomic, natural hardwood handles triple-riveted to blade
- Hand wash only; made in China; covered by lifetime warranty
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Chicago Cutlery Basics Wood 15-Piece Set includes 1-Each 3-Inch paring knife, 1-Each 4-Inch vegetable slicer, 1-Each 5-Inch utility knife, 1-Each 6-Inch boning knife, 1-Each 8-Inch bread knife, 1-Each 8-Inch slicer knife, 1-Each 8-Inch chef knife, 6-Each 4-1/2-Inch steak knives, 1-Each scissors, 1-Each hardwood block. Chicago Cutlery Basics Wood collection have never need sharpening serrated stamped blades and natural wood handles. The full tang provides balance, strength, and stability while the extra thick blades give superior control.
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not worh the money or the trouble,
This review is from: Chicago Cutlery Basics Wood 15-Piece Knife Block Set (Kitchen)
I was given this set as a gift and was told that Chicago Cutlery was a very good brand name for everyday knives. I was disappointed with the quality of these knives however. I found that the stamped style of the knives require you to practically saw through anything but the softest foods, a much more tedious experience than using forged knives. The handles of all the knives were poorly finished, making using the knives for an extended amount of time uncomfortable. The block also suffers from the same poor finishing as the handles. The outside was sanded fairly well, but the slots for the knives were cut poorly and were splinterED when I opened the box. Worst of all, the blades of two of the steak knives, which are riveted to the handle in three places, broke in between the first and second rivets, making the blade loose and the knives worthless. Even if this set was free, I still wouldn't take it! IT'S NOT WORTH THE FRUSTRATION!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Sad day for kitchen cutlery,
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This review is from: Chicago Cutlery Basics Wood 15-Piece Knife Block Set (Kitchen)
I bought these at a local retailer thinking that Chicago Cutlery was a respectable brand, but when I opened them up, I found that the blades were rather weak and easily bendable, the handles were not well attached, and they weren't very sharp. They had a good variety of knives, but the craftsmanship was terrible. Do not buy these!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Low End Knives,
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This review is from: Chicago Cutlery Basics Wood 15-Piece Knife Block Set (Kitchen)
Agree with the above 2 reviews. The workmanship is fair at best. The sharpest knife cuts the apple with more effort than my 5 years old serrated knife. Bought on sale from a retailer. I am taking them back
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