ISkyICheck out a tri stone sharpening system. Im a chef and have been using a tri stone system for almost 20 years. Check out the smiths tri hone for a beginner setup or a norton for a more advanced.
MpressleyThanks. Good idea on the Smith Tri hone for beginners. I am still learning but after I get better I might go up to
Naniwa / Chosera whetstones. Good thing I also have an older knife that I don't use anymore to practice on before touching up my good ones lol
ISkyII use the Sharp Pebble stones and they do a great job for the price. Started with the 1000/6000 stone and it did a great job- ended up getting the 3000/8000 too.