/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11024696
Throw it into a wall

>>11024696
Get one with a hole and hang it on a nail.

>>11024735
But, CCK cleavers don't have holes.

>>11024696
>no space
Fuck that shit. Use a magnetic strip anyway.
You'll just have to make space.
One magnet glued to the wall will do.
Or get a bucket of rice and stick your knives in there.

>>11024696
>don't have space for a magnetic knife rack

How is that even possible? I currently have a magnetic knife rack stuck to the side of my refrigerator because I recently moved and have been too lazy to drill a couple holes into the wall, and it works just fine.

How about a Saya like this?

https://www.chefknivestogo.com/facck13clsa.html

>>11024740
Then don't get one of those.

>>11024740
So add one. Drill a hole or tie a cord with a loop in it to the handle.

>Are millennials really this clueless about basic DIY?

>>11024696
>How do you properly store cleavers?
In the heads of your enemies.

>>11024766
>drill hole
>heat up blade
>fuck up heat treatment

no

>>11024797
See, that's what I mean about clueless millenials.

Drilling a hole in the blade isn't going to harm the heat treatment. And even if it did, it wouldn't matter since you would clearly drill it far away from the edge which is unhardened anyway. Also, you could drill a hole in the HANDLE if you so preferred.

>>11024822
its not like it matters
the guy youre replying to probably doesn't know which end of the drill to use anyway
>>but he can text 100 words a minute

>>11024797
You're supposed to use cutting fluid and keep an eye on the temperature, cooling when necessary. Ask your dad if he can show you how to properly use a drill press.

>>11024745
What if you live in a rented place, and you can't drill holes needed to mount the strip?

>>11024696
put it right between your butt cheeks, in the crack of your fat ass. Bitch!

>>11026382
>not allowed to drill in a rented house
seriously?
anyway I'm allowed to drill, and so are my fucking neighbors, but I still used pic related.

>>11024696
knife drawer dividers.

>>11026822
There are home where the walls are fully tiled. You'd have to replace the tiles to restore the wall back to pre-drill conditions.

>>11024838
>>11024877
This is a retarded amount of extra effort if the goal is to avoid scratches on the side of the knife

>>11024745
what if I don't have any rice?

>>11024822
Man. You don't know as much about metallurgy as you think.

But, yes, the handle is a good option.

>>11026382
Magnetic knife strips will stick to your fridge. No mounting necessary. If you don't have a fridge, knife storage isn't really a high priority for you.

>>11027068
What if it drops? The knife would drop 5 feet to the floor as opposed to 1.5 feet if it dropped from a magnetic rack mounted against a wall above the kitchen counter.

>>11028098
Do you have a magnet phobia?
I'm starting to think there's a whole other reason for avoiding magnets hidden behind your questioning.

>>11024696
You can just wrap a kitchen rag arount it dumb dumb

>>11026954
>he passes on a chance to use a drill press

>>11029611
I have drinks over at my house a lot and doing that would guarantee someone ending up in the emergency room.

>>11030738
*drunks

>>11026382
drilling holes in the wall is part of normal wear and tear as long as you don't do anything exorbitant

>>11030738
Then lock it in a safe for crying out loud.

>>11031736
I don't have room for a safe.

>>11026382
Walmart has Velcro. That's how I stuck mine on my all tile kitchen wall. Renting sucks.

>>11026954
What's so hard in your kitchen that it's going to "scratch" your metal cleaver? You clearly have never used one if you're this prissy about a scratch on a huge junk of metal. You'll probably never sharpen it ever but hey at least it'll look shiny and brand new, right? Idiot.

>properly store
define proper in this context please. its not like China has OSHA regulations over there also the people aren't stupid pussies who are scared of scratching a knife, lol.

>>11026944
>all walls are tiled
Do you live in a bathroom?

>>11024696
Chef knives are a meme

>>11033670
Everything's a meme if you're retarded enough.

>>11033626
Nah, he's just finding the most bizarre excuses to avoid having to use magnets.
Which would be fine and all, but I really want to know why he's actually so hellbent on not using magnets.
There's something he refuses to tell us.

>>11033714
He's a robot.

>>11033714
>>11033626
There are lots of kitchens like this where the wall space between the cabinet and the counter is fully tiled.

>>11033956
ok, but that's not his whole house
>picture
spot the magnet

>>11034001
But, that's a set built for him to do as he pleases, not a rented apartment.

>>11033956
>posts pic with a magnetic knife rack on the tiles

>>11033956
lol i bet he's too stupid to delete this post and try to use a different pic

>>11034049
see hint. there's plenty alternatives to drilling holes.

>>11034049
Get yourself some of this shit, put it on the wall and put a magnetic knife holder on it. No drilling required.

>>11034113

I built banks of 3M Tenbond testing equipment. All adhesive fails. It's all about time. Drill some fucking holes.

>>11034132
Nonsense. You just need to get the right stuff for it.
I glued a magnet strip to the wall with pic related. It's been up there forever, solidly fixed in place. God help me the day I need to remove it.

>>11034132
OP already said drilling is out of the question. This is basically his only option. Plus those strips work almost too well. If you buy the quality stuff it's stuck on tight.

>>11034237

Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing judged their adhesive as a constant failure and that's why they built machines to test "when" it would fail. You might get 20 years out of it, but it will fail. I built the machines that test that shit.

>>11034291
20 years on the wall seems pretty good to me. He could just glue it up again when it falls off (if it had stayed on for a long period of time of course). Obviously drilling would be a better solution, but OP has already said he can't do that.