The Best Knife Storage Solutions I have tested

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a big book is a good idea too
Comment from : JGMB

What's your opinion on bamboo bristle knife blocks? They're really easy to use but I just wondered whether or not you thought they'd contribute to blunting the blade at all ?
Comment from : Rael99

@Burrfection What was the website you found the black walnut magnetic strip on? or manufacturer?
Comment from : Cj Rizzol

Is there a direct link to the magnet holder on Amazon?
Comment from : Sriram Karra

Hello, Can you please link the Magnetic Knife Bar? I can't find it on your website
Comment from : Aaron Powell

This is WAY late but: if you get down to San Francisco, I recommend a visit to Swan Oyster Depot, on Polk Street About twenty very uncomfortable stools, several varieties of oysters, cracked crab (watching the guys behind the counter break down a crab is a delight), beer or wine, and it's a family-run joint for almost 100 years now--the reason a lot of the people behind the counter resemble each other is that they're brothers There are other good oyster places in the city--Hog Island, in the Ferry Building, or Anchor Oyster Bar, in the Castro, are actually more comfortable, and Hog Island has a full bar (I like a vodka with my oysters) But Swan is as San Francisco as anyplace I know, and I've lived here since 1973
Comment from : John Burke

Good review, thank you!brI read that knife blocks dull the knife blades, whereas magnetic strips do notbrHarbor Freight magnetic strips are $2 each IKEA is $10 per strip encased in fancy stainless steelbrI bought 10 of the HF strips for garage, office, home, RV, etc Marvelous product!brNo more counter space clutter, everything is on the wall
Comment from : MJ Remy

Thank you for your informative and clear videosbrI've just purchased my first Nakiri knife and would like to protect it, as anyone wouldbrHowever, we're travellers, in a caravan across Australia (lucky us) and thought maybe a knife sheath could be a solution to our limited shared storage spacebrOthers may be interested as well 🙂brThank you again, Ted
Comment from : Ted Dekker

What is the brand of the Magnetic Wall Mount??
Comment from : Richard P

Thanks for sharing 👍
Comment from : Crappo

Please forgive me, but I could not find a link to the walnut wall strip for the knives can you tell me the website again please Thank you
Comment from : Michael

Does the in-drawer unit dull the knives since you are placing them blade down/spine up?
Comment from : jvasq001

This may seem like a silly question, but can you put your knives on a magnetic holder still in their saya? I know you may want to see the blade, but I was curious if this is possible
Comment from : Julian Politis

The strong magnets won't magnetize your knives?
Comment from : Six Roldan

Way too long All info could have been covered in 5 minutes Less is more Too much quantity; best to focus on quality over quantity People lose interest after a few minutes
Comment from : Cherie

Considering how Amazon sometimes handles links thee days it would be great to also know the wall-strip brand, thanks
Comment from : savedfaves

I wrap my knife with an apron from work lol
Comment from : Patrick Baker

Bro, I’m from Sacramento too I was a bit shocked to hear you say Sac High five 🖐
Comment from : s2knightryder

I read, that the magnet can be problematic, because knives Wil be megetised after some time And than by sharpening the grained metal will stick on the knife by sharpening and makes it more difficult
Comment from : My Austria Philippine Life

Hi Ryky! I have no idea if you go back and review comments from older videos but I was wondering if the storage options you showed, not including the magnetic strips, will accommodate thicker & longer yanagibas or debas? For example, I have a 210mm deba that is really thick and wondered if the knife blocks had slots made for thicker knives Thank you for your expert tutelage!
Comment from : Jerry Wolfe

I made knife block from an old cd-rom case with cork inside
Comment from : Alex Lee

2 neodymium magnets on the side of the microwave oven,I only own 1 knifeand don't interfere w/the "waves"
Comment from : gonorrhea discharges

Thank you
Comment from : zae chul

I’m a little late to the party Check out Scott’s Seafood if you haven’t already Thx for the vids! Always a pleasure learning from you
Comment from : drewlehmann25

The problem with a knife block is who has or needs 4 chef knife slots? Mine would be half empty and look ugly
Comment from : Tanner Lynn

The knife drawer block you have in the description doesn't seem to be the same as the one in this video Is that one now unavailable? The one linked seems to be around 75 of the size of the one you showcased
Comment from : KahlevN

That Amazon affiliate link just goes to a crappy block Poor form
Comment from : Lord Garth

I'm subscribing because i love your review in this video
Comment from : Ivy

No magnetic conter block?
Comment from : SonicBoomC98

I always thought knife block with a lid and handle kind of like a old fashioned shoe polishing kit would be awesome you could carry it to work open the top have a knife block with all your knives close it grab the handle take it home kind of a portable knife block 4 chefs
Comment from : Donald Aber

How do you sharpen your hair?
Comment from : Ray Carden

Where did you get the cork sheet?
Comment from : Ryan Lim

I wish he had demonstrated how the 2nd knife block works I've never seen it before
Comment from : yukuhana

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Comment from : Burrfection

I really want to buy a magnetic knife bar but I rent an apartment Is it “safe” to use with 3M tape on the backside as opposed to screwing it into studs? The wall where I would mount it is very smooth plaster (plaster is VERY hard to patch, another reason why drilling holes is almost impossible given the rental scenario)brbrI would probably put 3 “large” knives and a petty on it
Comment from : b1lf

Please keep in mind, sanitary design with all food contact surface storage
Comment from : Geo Demikids

I wish I had saw this video before I said I don't have any room for another knife for your $1 sale, I'd have picked one I'll settle on that set of stones if that's okay though I like challenges Plus I'm just a regular dude, I'd never buy a $300 knife so tbh I'd rather not get used to having one Lol
Comment from : TheSlickIzzy

My favorite is the one with a bunch of plastic straws Stylish - no But you don't see the top much Super flexible and holds the knives in place
Comment from : BenRangel

If you had a choice of one knife What would it be?
Comment from : Jerry Kinnin

G'day Mr Burrfection, I like your video presentation Could you please tell me (write me) exactly which model of wooden magnetic strip you use for holding your knives? I like that solution and really like your wooden magnetic strip and would like to look for it online and buy it So, yeah, please tell me which model/name/make/etc you've got Thank you
Comment from : Clint Fowler

I've got this thing called a KnifeDock, which is a bamboo box with cork sheets inside [and lining the bottom] It doesn't keep a couple dozen knives, but it does keep 6 - 10 depending on size
Comment from : RadicalErin

I would prefer a olive wood laminate over the top of my cobalt magnets Of course it would have to be torched blackened sense olive wood is a rather light wood
Comment from : Barret Harms

Assumes people reserve a drawer just for knives lol
Comment from : Hugo ten Dam

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Comment from : Amir Kolsky

Face mask on wrist, two years before Covid 19, DUDE!
Comment from : James Close

Also, knife blocks are unhygienic as you cant clean inside of them Eventually dirt from the knives will start to accumulate inside them and germs will grow Looks like this will also apply to the drawer block so be sure to clean your knives well before placing them in
Comment from : whootiyoioiy

No links to any of these items Nice
Comment from : Mac Sc

11:50 the most dangerous piece (weapon) on that table was a magnet LOL?
Comment from : Leonardolo

I dont see a link for magnetic wood block you said woods or something like that
Comment from : music-man

What's that knife ya pick up at 5:00 ? looks like something i need!
Comment from : Atlas Hammercock

Ricky looks like he cut his own hair with his own knives 😄
Comment from : miketharipr

Thank you for doing this video I like the drawer solutions that you presented brI'm currently using a free standing magnetic board, but I'm running out of storagebrI would be happy to use a wall mounted magnetic solution, but all of my back splashes are granite
Comment from : Joe Caner

I have purchased the magnetic knife bar, after watching a film, the "Kill bill" movie Restaurant scene between Hattori Hanso & Biatris kido prompt me to buy one
Comment from : ma

4:52 you shouldn't eat raw oysters as cooking them kills viruses and bacteria
Comment from : Isaac Ciaciuch

Crudo Oyster Bar in Auburn, CA :)
Comment from : Ben Judd

Can anyone help me with the brand of the knife slot block? Thank you!
Comment from : Stavros Milionis

i learned about knife sharpening from you just recently , you explain very well ! keep up the good work
Comment from : Angelo Salazar

I just found your videos I do have a question about the magnetic strips Does this damage the knife? I have heard that is somehow affects the knife at a different level Such as making the blade more “”breakable”” at the point where the magnet is in contact with the blade probably a myth the story is it “”re arranges”” the steel structure I’ve been asking this wherever I see them in use
Comment from : Lee McGann

I put some neodymium magnets towards of the inside of my cabinet, the handles hang behind where I do my cutting so it's pretty easy to grab them All it cost me was the magnets, glue, and maybe 15 minutes I also don't have a lot of knives, so I wouldn't suggest this for someone with more than 10
Comment from : deepwater-jew

I took an olive serving plate and made it into a magnetic knife holder Solid wood with neodymium magnets epoxied into a slot I machines into the back of the plate, looks really nice in my kitchen and also very functional since it is about 24 inch long :) I like the walnut ones in this video too though!
Comment from : Hendrik Schokker

Don't the magnetic bars magnetise the knives?
Comment from : Gabriel Melo

Love the orange pants dude! My favorite pair of jeans are Levi's x Disney Mickey Mouse 501s Also great videos Thank you!
Comment from : Camden Meyer

Great videos THe knife block that is to your far right is one that I do not recommend Let me explain I live in Rio de Janeiro (hot, humid and at times and in some places a BIG breeding ground for cockroaches) Although I clean my knives as clean as possible, over the years maybe some of our maids have not been so meticulous in cleaning them One day I looked down into the bowels of the knife block and it was infested with live baby roaches I threw it in the rubbish immediately and never bought another one of those blocks Keep up the good work
Comment from : Greg Johnson

Have you tried the Dalstrong Phantom series spiral magnetic block?
Comment from : Timothy Sweezey

Since I like to putter, I'm wondering about a thin (1/8 in - 1/4 in) layer of cork on the face of a magnet bar We have the (stainless?) steel metal bar and I'd like to prevent the slippingbrALSO, I think ours is also from IKEA and the magnets are mounted bhorizontally/b which tries to pull the knives horizontal, too (magnetic lines of flux and all that "in-the-weeds" nerdy stuff) It irritates me So - if I were to obtain/make my ideal - I'd think in terms of a bunch of vertically-oriented bars (or disks with lines of flux/poles oriented vertically) behind the cork-covered face Yes, no, maybe? :)
Comment from : Mark Hartwig

What if all I have is a 8in Shun Chefs knife What is the best way to store a single knife with a 15" overall length?
Comment from : Ron Radmer

The knife drawer slot does it hold cleavers like meat cleavers?
Comment from : Bl

is this the 8 inch kramer ?? or 10 inch ?
Comment from : Schaba Der Hut

How thick is your cork sheet? Where can I get them?
Comment from : Joybie07

do not trust child safers, my son had no problem to open a fine working system at the end of the day he was fine
Comment from : andi go

Thank you sir, for all your information about what to look for in a quality knife I am learning a lot 😀
Comment from : Gregory McQueen

will the magnet mess with the edge of a knife? it seems like a very small edge would get bent toward the magnet
Comment from : TXDMD

5:58 and 6:08 dude, the look on your face about the utensils TOUCHING YOUR KNIVES! OMG, good thing you found a solution😃 brbrI have a knife block on the counter cutting board on the sink side of the kitchen, and a magnetic strip over the stove for the stove side of the kitchen Knives for everybody !
Comment from : MoabDaveRules

the magnetic holder might also be good for handguns
Comment from : Otto Matieque

link for th knife slotplease
Comment from : Peter W

IKEA have knife slotts, perfect and low price, this is perfect for knives you do not use daily, for that i use a magnet list
Comment from : Jimmy b

Why would you need "seven or eight" chef's knives? Some professional chefs get by with one
Comment from : fartwrangler

Magnets will magnetize your knives, which will magnetize your sharpening steel Metal particles when grinding or honing will be attracted to your sharpening steel and knives Magnetic knives and honing steels will attract and repel each other
Comment from : Hydra Bottle

I only use a Chef's knife and a Paring Knife People are knife crazy
Comment from : Smell mop who?

Are you still in Sacramento?!
Comment from : Rick Nguyen

Thanks for the info! I've used Wusthof for years but am considering adding a couple of larger chefs knives from WE (Guyto) and TOPS (Dicer) The magnetic strip seems to be a good solution Have you ever used either of these knives? Thanks!
Comment from : Mark Anderson

Bamboo skewer knife block?
Comment from : Jay Clark

Nice job Thank you
Comment from : bertraminc

people newer use magnets holds your knife will be magnetic and make problem to sharp them !
Comment from : Kauguri D

spine first is only for magnets with one long entire magnet though, i tries this with my yaxell bamboo magnet and my chef knife was slipping down cause it didnt get enough grip
Comment from : 1ns0MNla

best outro ever
Comment from : Ziggy Mack

Thanks for the link to the knife magnet, I have a fairly small one from Ebay and it barely holds anything, certainly no any of the thinner blade knives I will buy one of the Knife magnets you recommend as I also like to buy a range of different brands and types of knives and the knife magnet is most convenient for me, it also doesn't take up bench space as my knife block does
Comment from : MaZEEZaM

I really like the cork solution as long as you have a spare draw
Comment from : MaZEEZaM

The magnetic holder looks like a cave man's kitchen! Quite dangerous if you ask me and ugly as!! Best is the ENZO one he showed first awesome capacity and looks great
Comment from : Melody Chest

There are non-magnetic stainless grades, I'm curious if those are ever used in kitchen cutlery
Comment from : Kevin Delaney

Re oysters: Not Sacramento, but if you get to Charleston SC, check out Bowen's Island Restaurant $30-ish for all the oysters you can eat brSC oysters are not the samer as the ones we get in New England or CA Instead, they come as a big lump of oysters that have each attached to three to ten other oysters The restaurant steams 'em, so they're not impossible to open, but it's still a puzzle to figure out where all the individual oysters are in a particular block/lump, pop 'em open and slurp Expect to spend at least two hours (took me more like three) to eat your fill
Comment from : Bob Koure

well, now I have an answer to my Chinese vegetable cleaver storage problems: magnets! I don't like the knife block thing either but in order to store my ceramic knives (I love the results I get from chiffonading herbs with them) Thanks for your thoughts on this those magnets look great
Comment from : george mueller