how do you legally transport a knife for sharpening?
That’s a good question and it’s a bit unclear on that. There’s a whole bunch in legislation about a ‘reasonable excuse’ but no mention of transport for sharpening.
All I know is don’t carry one walking around in a bag.
Someone got done in carrying a stanley knife that she took home from work after opening boxes and the police pinged her for that or tried to a few years back.
I have no idea how to carry one outside of purchasing one in packaging.
Wrap in a tea towel and tie it closed was the recommendation for those who don’t own chef wraps last place I used. I also took a photo of contents and sharpen booking just incase.
Out of curiosity, how do you legally transport a knife for sharpening?
There’s a sharpening service I can get to but I’m leery of taking a knife on the train to get it there (might have to put it in a box and beg a lift)
That’s a good question and it’s a bit unclear on that. There’s a whole bunch in legislation about a ‘reasonable excuse’ but no mention of transport for sharpening.
All I know is don’t carry one walking around in a bag.
Someone got done in carrying a stanley knife that she took home from work after opening boxes and the police pinged her for that or tried to a few years back.
I have no idea how to carry one outside of purchasing one in packaging.
Wrap in a tea towel and tie it closed was the recommendation for those who don’t own chef wraps last place I used. I also took a photo of contents and sharpen booking just incase.
Cheers, both very good calls