#11 in Knife blocks & storage products
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Reddit mentions of In-Drawer Bamboo Knife Block Holds 12 Knives (Not Included) Without Pointing Up PLUS a Slot for your Knife Sharpener! Noble home & chef Knife Organizer Made from Quality Moso Bamboo
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Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of In-Drawer Bamboo Knife Block Holds 12 Knives (Not Included) Without Pointing Up PLUS a Slot for your Knife Sharpener! Noble home & chef Knife Organizer Made from Quality Moso Bamboo. Here are the top ones.
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FITS 99% OF ALL STANDARD KITCHEN DRAWERS - [17” Long, 9" Wide, 2” Tall]KNIVES DON’T SLIDE OR POINT UP even if drawer is slammed – no more worrying about knives shooting out the back of your knife block or jamming your drawerHOLDS WIDE ASSORTMENT OF KNIVES (NOT INCLUDED) – Up to 12 knives PLUS knife sharpener! Thoroughly tested with many knife brands.EASY KNIFE RETRIEVAL - Carved slots make retrieving your steak knives simple and efficient, and larger knives are spread so that even larger handled knives have space to fitECO FRIENDLY, HIGH GRADE MOSO BAMBOO with excellent craftsmanship- slots are even and no splinters or chips
Specs:
| Color | Brown |
| Height | 2 Inches |
| Length | 17 Inches |
| Size | 12 Holder |
| Weight | 4.1 Pounds |
| Width | 9 Inches |
You can do both with a block made for a drawer. The one I use is like this, and it’s a great compromise. The knives aren’t loose in the drawer, and it’s easier to clean than a countertop block by using a can of compressed air.
I'm not a fan of magnetized holders because they magnetize the blade, and that in turn causes swarf to stick to the apex while sharpening. But if you don't mind that it is a fine choice.
I prefer something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/Included-Pointing-Sharpener-Noble-Organizer/dp/B01DG45HOU
I would say get a petty knife, then get either a smaller paring knife or a larger utility knife depending on your needs. This is a good European value option, or you could get a Tojiro DP 5" petty if you want to try a more expensive Japanese knife. You can also get a 5" Victorinox if you want matching knives.
Depending on how bad your hand-me-downs are, you may want a good quality serrated bread knife.
As for storage, wall-mounted magnetic strips are great. Really, really great. Other options are a universal knife block (make sure that the rods holding the knives can be removed for washing), using blade guards or putting a knife organizer in one of your drawers.