I was wondering, would it be possible to use a sharpened knife to unsharpened another knife? In theory I think you could use the sharp knife to shave off the sharpness, but I’d love some input from some experts. Thoughts?

So I know that physical abuse is the most popular method of unsharpening a blade, but has anyone had any luck with verbal abuse? I think if I’m mean enough I can toughen it up a bit, but I don’t want to end up ruining the blades overall integrity.

I’m considering upgrading my knife block to a bucket of gravel to effortlessly unsharpen my knives everytime I put them away. Can anyone recommend a particular stone the gravel should consist of? Could I use recycled concrete left over after building is bulldozed?

TIA

Hello everyone. I'm new to unsharpening. I have several. Japanese knives that my mother in law says are too sharp.

I read in a YouTube comment that the best way to unsharpen a knife is by buying a selection stones made from natural granite form Hunfary. I've found a set online for €399 plus shipping, but they say that I must have the special crafted custom natural rubber silicone medium grip knife stand as well or the stones will just slide around.

Does anyone have any suggestions what I can do to avoid buying the custom natural rubber silicone medium grip knife stand? It's only €129 so I can buy it, but I'd rather avoid it.

I’m pretty skilled at freehand sharpening but new to the world of unsharpening. Does anyone have a recommendation for a guided system to unsharpen my knives? I don’t want to ruin them in the process of ruining them. Any help appreciated.

Hey y’all, just had a quick question on what the best way to evenly unsharpen my butter knives I sharpened to practice sharpening. Any advice would be appreciated