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Price drop to $250 shipped. Knife goes for $360 retail and its in very close to new condition.

210mm. Very close to new condition. Retails for $360. Asking $280 shipped.

I’m pretty curious how the kono skd compares to the YS in terms of cutting ability.
I already have a 210mm YS, wouldn’t mind a 240mm...YS steel is just so awesome.

Looks like a nicer Yoshikane skd. I’m already a huge fan of the YS, pretty sure I’ll like this knife.

If I could only bring one knife it would be a Mac pro or blazen 240 gyuto. I own several honyakis plus plenty of other things but these 2 knives make the most sense for general line duties to me. There’s plenty of other stuff that might share similar features as these 2 but Blazens nice polishing an...

Who needs a notification? Just drop them on the site randomly without a heads up. Some lucky person discovers them and purchases them. I honestly don’t see how a hundred or so people trying to buy 3 knives all at the same time is a better system.
Just throwing out ideas here.

Mark just add them one at a time of a period of hours.

nakneker wrote: ↑

Mon May 20, 2019 11:25 pm

It’s interesting you kept the Wantanbe. Makes me wanna try one. I’ve always been curious.

So much variation from both mentioned makers, honestly whichever has the desired weight and profile is the one worth keeping.

Did you already review rika?

I’d love to see some expansion of the konosuke YS line. Perhaps sujis, western handles or even 270mm gyutos.

In my experience the stainless clad versions are thicker overall blades. While the classic has that really sharp protruding shinogi I find the blade to be thinner and lighter.

Im open to anything that matches the trade value, except for iron clad knives.
Yeah, a suji would be worth considering.

$335 shipped. Remember, this knife was $475 new.

Price drop to $345 shipped

Bump

It’s used and has been sharpened several times. I’m not using it often enough to justify keeping.