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   Chefs typically have two choices when it comes to storing our knives. Either a knife box, or a knife roll. There are pros and cons to each which we will look at below. Why Do Chefs Use Knife Rolls? Source: Amazon

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   Best Travel Knife Options: Folding vs. Fixed Blade. When choosing a blade for travel, one is often faced with the classic debate: Folding vs. Fixed Blade. Each type has its unique advantages and requirements when it comes to transport which are important to consider. Consider a folding knife if you’re looking for a portable, space-saving ...

4. www.tripadvisor.co.uk › ShowTopic-g1-i10702-kBringing knives from Japan to UK (stop over in China)

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   Nov 1, 2023 · I have brought knives made for me in Japan back to the UK, as well as taking knives back the other way! All with a transfer in other countries. Always put in checked in luggage either in the original packaging or with cardboard and bubble wrap/cloth around just for protection.

5. www.tripadvisor.co.uk › ShowTopic-g1-i10702-kHeres one for you - KNIVES - Air Travel Message Board ...

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   6 reviews. 123 helpful votes. 1. Re: Heres one for you - KNIVES. 16 years ago. They should be fine. Wrap them up well & explain that they're for someone else if you got stopped at Thai customs. A visit to the Bangkok Hilton shouldn't be on the cards unless you intend to carry a sumarai sword......... Report inappropriate content. QueensLace.

6. www.greatbritishchefs.com › features › knife-buyingA Complete Guide To Knives - Great British Chefs

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   Jul 13, 2016 · Read on to discover the differences between some of the most common knife types in the average chef’s set, what to look out for when buying knives and how to care for them once you’ve got them home.

7. www.reddit.com › r › chefknivesKnife set recommendations for travel. Questionnaire filled out!

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   My current travel set is good quality low-cost commercial stuff, mainly victorinox fibrox and similar. I used to take my good knives everywhere, until I accidentally left my favorite petty knife somewhere and didn't get it back for months.

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   How to travel with multiple knives?

   • Knife sheaths or knife cases are another excellent option. These are specially designed to hold knives securely in place. You can also opt for knife rolls, which are particularly helpful for chefs or culinary enthusiasts traveling with multiple knives. After wrapping your knives, place them in sturdy, hard-sided luggage.

   Traveling with Knives: A Comprehensive Guide to Safely Transport Knives

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   Do I need a knife in my travel kit?

   • If a knife is an absolute necessity in your travel kit, one option is to consider mailing the knife to your destination ahead of time. This will allow for carrying knives that are not permitted in either checked or carry-on luggage. Remember, adhering to the rules can help avoid unnecessary hassle at the airport.

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   Should you buy a full set of kitchen knives?

   • While owning one good quality all-round knife (usually a cook’s or chef’s knife) is much better than having several dull or poor quality knives at your disposal, a full set really opens up your options when it comes to cooking at home.

   A Complete Guide To Knives - Great British Chefs

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   Do chefs need a knife roll?

   • Chefs will often use boxes, either knife specific boxes, or tool boxes to store their knives. The range of equipment a modern chef needs is vast and a traditional knife roll can struggle to accommodate all the different sized pieces of equipment. Knife rolls are great if we need to regularly transport our knives between work and home.

   A Chefs Guide For Storing And Travelling With Knives

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   Can a chef carry a knife in the UK?

   • This article takes a look at the law in the UK regarding chefs carrying their knives, and the best methods for storing transporting them safely. A set of good quality, sharp knives, are perhaps the most important pieces of equipment a chef can own (alongside a comfortable pair of shoes!).

   A Chefs Guide For Storing And Travelling With Knives

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   Should a chef buy a knife box?

   • A chef can purchase a knife specific box, or any tool box like the one above from Amazon, is perfectly good for the task. Another benefit of a box is that they are more robust than fabric rolls. Any knocks to the box will not damage the knives inside, this is especially useful when leaving our knives at work.

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9. www.tripadvisor.co.uk › ShowTopic-g1-i10702-kBringing knives from Japan to UK (stop over in China)

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   Nov 7, 2023 · We are currently in Japan and wanted to bring home some knives for our new kitchen. Just bog standard kitchen knifes. We are going from Narita airport (Japan) through Shanghi Airport for a 4 hour stop over and then to Gatwick - London. I've never brought back knives from aboard before so don't know what the procedure is.