Premium quality knives made from German steel
Set includes boning knife, cleaver, paring knife, utility knife and small cleaver knife
Boning Knife
Size: 6" (15.2cm x 1.7mm)
Cleaver
Size: 6" (15.2cm x 2.3mm)
Paring Knife
Size: 3.5" (9.5cm x 1.7mm)
Utility Knife
Size: 4.5" (11.4cm x 1.7mm)
Small Cleaver Knife
Size: 5" (12.7cm x 1.7mm)
Materials – blade: SS430 German steel 1.4116, handle: D-shape POM handle with metal cap end, cover: PP cover on blade
"You get what you pay for."
Please hand in your Oz Bargain badge.
I got a set of knives from Aldi about twenty years ago (in the UK) that would have been maybe only a few dollars more (even accounting for inflation). They hold an edge really well and are still going great. I've replaced the plastic cheeks of the handle with jarrah and visitors often ask where I got the expensive knives from.
In other words, low price doesn't always mean low quality.
is this Knife season ?
The buyer at Aldi saw all the knife deals getting posted and probably thought they want a slice of the action too…
Better off buying a couple of Kiwi knives at that price. They're a known quality. These are not
You guys should buy the kiwi knives which I posted here two weeks ago
Expired, I think.
…just dont mention the war!
Valerian steel or nothing
Valyrian*, but yes, I would also like to use Ice to cut my steaks haha
I dunno.. I'd like a sword that helps me get to sleep 🤔
Lightbringer will keep you nice and warm during winter? You'll sleep nicely with that
What's the usual price compared to this deal?
German steel made in China.
Actually I have some from a few years ago and they are excellent backup knifes. Have to love Kiwis but if you want a cheap set and these are anything like mine (which appear identical) they are good value and like the Kiwis, pretty easy to keep sharp.
Backup? In case you lose them or something?
Gotta practice my stabbing Red…
HA-HAAAAAAAA
"German"…. it's not really… SS430 is softer than SS304… just saying
Depends on heat treatment. SS304 is softest.
Are these certified for zombies
The utility knife and small clever will go alright as throwing knives for the smaller zombies but at this price not cost effective would look at second hand or get something larger like a samurai sword.
I have Aldi knives very similar to this set(they look the same) consisted of the cleaver, butcher's and boning knife. Even out of the box they were no sharp, and when properly sharpened they bearly stay sharp after 2 minutes of usage.
I would not buy this junk again.
boning knife
Is that what the kids call it these days?
Hitler's knife
Is 6 inches enough?
I pretty much only ever use my 12 inch.
For boning?
I always cook bones in.
She said too short
The following are the applications for stainless steel grade 430:
Dish washer linings
Refrigerator cabinet panels
Element supports and fasteners
Stove trim rings and chimney liners
Automotive trim and lashing wires
https://www.azom.com/amp/article.aspx?ArticleID=996#5
Not good knife steel
Arnold Schwarza-stabber recommends
The pots and pans in the same catalogue also claim to be non-stick but metal utensil and dishwasher safe. Is that legit? I've seen the term "hard anodised" on cookware before but all the same historical jist; you just don't put non-cookware into the dishwasher.
I mean I have occasionally if I'm really out for the count to wash up, but knowingly putting a lot of wear in each time.
430 is not a good steel for knives. This will probably be comparable to the cheap knives sold at coles/woolies, edge retention would probably be quite poor. Regardless, $25 for the set is probably good value.
bought them for 25 dollars you cant go wrong
In terms of knives? Premium. Quality. $24.99.
They don’t go in the same sentence.