Blunt knives fixed today.
Precision water-cooled sharpening for kitchen, chef, Japanese, hunting and collector knives — plus scissors, garden tools and more. Clean edges. Correct angles. No overheated steel.

SharpTested before return
Bring me the blades you actually use.
From an everyday chef knife to an expensive Japanese blade or a battered old favourite, the job is to restore a clean, useful edge without grinding away more steel than necessary.
Kitchen knives
Chef knives, Japanese and German blades, VG-10, Damascus, paring knives, carving knives and cleavers.
Scissors & shears
Kitchen shears, household scissors, garden shears and secateurs sharpened for clean, controlled cutting.
Outdoor blades
Hunting knives, pocket knives, collector pieces, axes and hatchets — including unusual or difficult edge geometry.

Sharp is easy. Sharp without wrecking the knife takes care.
I sharpen on slow, water-cooled equipment with controlled geometry. The aim is a precise edge, minimal steel removal and a finish that suits the knife — not a one-angle-fits-all grind.
How it works.
Call or message
Contact Baz first so I know you are coming and can confirm timing.
Drop them in
Bring the knives to 9 Norman Street, Findon. Easy on-site parking.
Collect them sharp
Most jobs are finished the same day. You leave with properly sharpened, ready-to-use edges.
This is what professional sharpening looks like.
No mystery box. I show the process publicly on iSharpen, from edge repair to final honing. You can see how I work before you hand over a knife.
Adelaide keeps sending blunt knives my way.
Live Google reviews from real customers — all five-star.
One workshop. One sharpener. My name on every job.
I run Findon Knife Sharpening from my private workshop in Findon. I care about the details — edge angle, finish, heat, steel removal and whether the knife actually cuts the way it should when you get it home.
There is no production line and no mystery about who sharpened your knives. If something needs special treatment, you talk to the person doing the work.
Good technique deserves good machinery.
My primary system is the Swedish Tormek T8 — slow, water-cooled and built for controlled sharpening rather than brute-force grinding.




Find me in Findon.
Phone or message before you arrive. Most jobs are completed the same day.