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jnsr96 said:The $75 knife is a piece of forged cutlery, which means that the knife was hammered into shape, whereas the cheaper knives are "stamped" out from a sheet. There are info guides on CC that go into more detail. HTH
The main difference between a $32 and $75 chef's knife is the quality of materials and craftsmanship. The $75 knife is likely made with higher quality steel and has been carefully crafted to ensure durability and precision.
In most cases, paying more for a chef's knife with a longer warranty is worth it. A longer warranty indicates that the company has confidence in the durability and quality of their product. However, it's important to also consider the reputation and customer reviews of the brand before making a purchase.
The specific coverage of a warranty can vary between brands, but in general, both the $32 and $75 chef's knives should come with a warranty that covers any defects in materials or workmanship. Some warranties may also cover normal wear and tear.
Some brands may offer the option to purchase an extended warranty for a chef's knife. This can be a good investment for those who use their knife frequently or for professional chefs. However, it's important to carefully read the terms and conditions of the extended warranty before making a purchase.
If you encounter an issue with your chef's knife covered by the warranty, the first step is to contact the brand or retailer from where you purchased the knife. They will be able to provide instructions on how to proceed with a warranty claim and may offer a replacement or repair for the knife.