Received an interesting question from a customer.
'Hi just wanted to know more information. Is there a difference in slicing with a single bevel or double bevel knives? I'm a left handed person'
There are differences between single bevel and double bevel knives. Especially if you are a left handed, it would be difficult to slice with a single bevel knife for right handed users. It is because that single bevel knives cut to certain angle. It is hard to explain, so please refer to the video below;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZnUfh_PRmc
Usually Sushi chefs use single bevel slicers for fish, because it's sharper and cut precisely comparing double bevel knives. Also, it is easier to sharpen. Single bevel knives perform well to slice soft protein. If you are interested in knife for cutting meat or vegetable, double bevel knives would work better. Double bevel work for both right and left handed users.
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