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Originally Posted by Geronimo '74
I think that since he already has the knives, choice of steel is not relevant.
For the same steel a 15 degree bevel will be sharper than a 20 degree bevel but it will dull sooner with heavy use.
For kitchen knives 15 degrees will do nicely.
I might be wrong but I think porsha911 is not a knife buff like we are. 
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Bingo! I have a decent set of knives in the butcher block (some Wustof some lesser quality) but I just want to keep them sharp without going through a zen ritual. I have managed to have the mrs use cutting boards, keep them out of the dishwasher, hand wash and dry off immediately. I have tried using stones but just can't get that super sharp edge I would like. The are used for food prep but I'm thinking 20* since some may not be the best of the best steel. I have used a sharpening steel to finish the edge and the results are hit and miss.
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