Are the edges of the knife rounded? Are the knives balanced? Can I throw them in plywood?
747411
I would recommend the 11" knives. The 9" are balanced but with any distance there is a loss of velocity and therefore penetration. I would not personally purchase the 9" again but would try the larger version. We had to change from plywood to cardboard. Hope this helps....
1213214
The steak knives are not serrated. Actually I am not find of their ergonomics. The rest of the set is fine.
683085
You are able to throw them at wood, but be sure to sharpen them first and learn how to throw the knives properly. You may miss or not have the knife stick right on, but with practice makes perfect.
606123
They are rounded just a bit...they are not completely flat. They are very nice, in my opinion. We put them on all our cabinets throughout our new house...bathrooms, laundry, and kitchen.
542180
The knives' handles are solid but flat rather than rounded. They have a nice weight to them. There is a serrated edge for cutting throught meat nicely.
75965
They are nice but they do not have the strongest magnets. I do not suggest this if you have a nice knife set. But to answer your question I have had nothing but problems with mine.
1395671
The blades are sharp and rigid enough for carving turkey. My only complaint was the cheap stand for the wooden storage block. I have also used the bread slicing blades, and they did an excellent job slicing warm fresh bread. You will be happy with this knife.
1108689
Plywood? Definitely. Anything tougher, like a two by four, would probably do some harm to the tang. I'Ve used cork board to practice trust aim, and there's no wear at all.
1073868
The edges are not serrated. Straight on both sides. The surprising part about this flatware is the size--each piece is perhaps 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch longer than American stainless. The knives have to be washed carefully; they seem to pick up spots more easily than the forks and spoons. You can usually do them in a dishwasher, but sometimes we've had to re-do knives by hand.
2086923
They are slightly rounded. In my opinion they are well worth the money.I am well pleased.
766476
The depth of the knives is not adjustable. I would write to Weston in regard to the replaceable portion of your question.
1145385
They are serrated on one side and flat on the other side. The serrations and thinness of the metal at the edge is enough for the knives to be *very* sharp. These are the thinnest dinner knives I've seen, yet they are strong. They must use a good quality metal to make them thin but strong. In any case, you can cut meat with them.
1584588
the blades are rounded but still more like a regular stick with flat square edges.
578920
The handles seem sturdy enough to me. I haven't had any issues with the handles. Although, somewhat recently I dropped one of the smaller knives and it snapped at the blade.I would still recommend the set, though.
1916736
Unfortunately the corners are sharp. This is a kitchen for an older kid. Mine just turned 5 and we bought it for him last Christmas and before that he had two other kitchens that were plastic with all rounded edges. Hope that helps.
735483
I would not recommend a wood target. In fact these knives are pretty cheap so i would only recommend cardboard or something similar.
1108691
Plywood? Definitely.Anything tougher, like a two by four, would probably do some harm to the tang.I'Ve used cork board to practice trust aim, and there's no wear at all.