The LamsonSharp Rosewood Forged Cutlery Series features a one-piece, forged, full tang blade made of hardened and tempered high-carbon stainless steel from Soligen, Germany. The Oiled Rosewood hadles are naturally hard and heavy, making them extremely durable, they are triple riveted with brass rivets for perfect balance and weight. The taper-ground blades are polished, hand-edged and honed. All forged knives from LamsonSharp are shipped in their own KnifeSafe, to protect the knives and the people who use them. This knife will be Sharp for Life, with the unique free factory knife sharpening program. All LamsonSharp products are proudly made in the USA and carry a lifetime warranty.
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Product Details
Product Length:
11.75 inches
Product Width:
4.5 inches
Product Height:
2.5 inches
Package Length:
17.0 inches
Package Width:
9.2 inches
Package Height:
4.8 inches
Package Weight:
9.05 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 3 reviews
Features
Hardened and tempered high-carbon stainless steel
One-piece forged, full tang blades
Lifetime warranty
Sharp for Life?Guarantee
Made in the USA
Customer Reviews
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Fantastic, good looking knives Mar 11, 2012
By Megavolt17 I remember as a kid my dad had a carving knife by LamsonSharp. He'd take it out for thanksgiving and easter and then hand wash and dry it and put it away in it's case. He was a meat cutter so he knew knives.
These knives are cast, not stamped, so they feel solid without a lot of flex. They are heavier than low quality knives but not too heavy. The rosewood handle is thick enough that the handles feel more square than cheaper knives (which tend to be flatter). This makes them very easy to hold. They cut through things like a warm knife would cut through butter. Even my wife is impressed by their ease of use.
These are expensive but over the past 25 years we have bought and thrown away dozens of knives. In the long run these should be practical and we'll pass them onto our kids. The factory offers to replace any that become worn or damaged, and to resharpen them for free so there will be no reason to ever throw them away.
Buy them while you're young Jun 05, 2010
By Scott Davis I got tired of getting by with cheap knives, and trying to bargain hunt when always, always, you get what you pay for at least when it comes to this kind of product. I've given Lamson carving sets as gifts, ignoring superstition, and gotten appreciation years later. People remember when you believe they deserve top quality. I got these about a year ago. They work as new. No chips, dullness, and we are dedicated home cookers. We don't dishwasher them just in case it might age the handles, but that's probably obsessive. I think the six inch was judged the finest knife of its kind in a magazine, Bon Apetite? That's my go-to knife for most needs. The bread knife slices like you bought sliced bread. Haven't used the fileters but that's probably my cooking habits. The non-fileting blades are thick, can't say effortless. The balance and heft are extraordinary. Mine came with an extra, Japanese style knife that doesn't fit in the block. Seen it used on the cooking channel. Haven't found it useful for my style, doesn't fit in the block, but a nice knife regardless. Maybe it was a special. There are different handles. Mine is rosewood with a thick resin finish that seems quite waterproof. Make sure yours are drop forged. Lamson also makes stamped. The silvers, these, I think are their top of the line. As a bonus, you are helping workers in the USA make a living wage. What a concept! If they ever dull, you can send them back and they'll make the factory sharp for the cost of shipping. As a lifetime purchase they're a bargain, and will bring a smile to your face every time you use them.
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Knives Made in the USA Dec 07, 2011
By John in Virginia I was looking for a good set of knives and preferably made in the USA. The LamsonSharp 10 piece set arrived on time and the knives so far are very sharp and seem to hold a good sharp edge. I bought the kitchen shears separately and this was an excellent buy. The Rosewood handles are beautiful, particularly after I applied mineral oil. I didn't give this a 5-star rating because the block that comes with the set is a bit front heavy or light heavy in the back which allow the set in the block to tip forward if you are not careful. This has not been a problem, however and I would buy the set again. I did contact the manufacturer three weeks ago about the block, but have not heard back yet.
based on 3 reviews
Fantastic, good looking knives Mar 11, 2012
By Megavolt17
Knives Made in the USA Dec 07, 2011
By John in Virginia
