Magnetic Knife Rack..

unklerosco

Take it this is the right forum... Does anyone know where i can get one???

Fingalian

Got ours in a supermarket in Portugal a few years back for a few euro. Wife saw them recently in Arnotts in the knife block section.
Brillant invention.

bonkey

Online, you'll get them no problem...pretty much anywhere that sells kitchen stuff.

Google is your friend, but amazon or the like should sort you out if you're not bothered about hunting down the best price.

If you're talking about where in shops in Ireland...I've no idea, sorry.

The Hill Billy

There's a kitchenware shop on Chatham Street (opposite Neary's) that would almost certainly have them.

MiCr0

i think that place is called "stock"

there's another one in Jervis Centre

The Hill Billy

MiCr0 wrote:

i think that place is called "stock"

there's another one in Jervis Centre

Stock is on South King Street.
You may get a knife rack there too.
But the place on Chatham Street is better IMHO.

unklerosco

Fingalian wrote:

Got ours in a supermarket in Portugal a few years back for a few euro. Wife saw them recently in Arnotts in the knife block section.
Brillant invention.

Found them in Arnotts.. €7 for a long one or €7 for a small one.. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Bought a few of them, saw them online for between €20-40!!

rubadub

Make sure your knives are magnetic first! good quality stainless steel is not magnetic, so if you have good knives chances are they are not magnetic.

CJhaughey

I would take a bet that all good quality knives are magnetic.
I have seen Victorinox, Wusthof, Global, and Henckels to name a few decent knives all stuck to a Magnetic rack.
I think that you may be getting confused with Austenitic stainless which is 300 series stainless, (304-316 etc) these have a high nickel content and are generally non-magnetic
Most quality stainless knives have a high carbon content and are quite strongly magnetic.

rubadub

You are probably right so, I have never checked good quality knives. The most rust-resistant stainless is the non-magnetic type, I presumed good knives would be made of that. The lack of carbon may make them softer, and so would not stay sharp as long.

unklerosco

Rack worked a treat, same rack, different box in House of Fraiser is e58.... Madness