Knives at work
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Chocu1a
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Re: Knives at work
forge to table. It is some guy on Instagram. Received a couple of sample knives from him to try out. I think they are Chinese made, though.
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MisoSatisfried
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I miss this thread, ha, way to bring it back!
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Re: Knives at work
A Chinese blacksmith? Or just cheap mass produced knives?
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Chocu1a
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Chinese blacksmith promoted and sponsored by a young white guy. https://www.forgetotable.com
Noah, the owner is a pretty nice guy. He sent me the 270mm gyuto and a 210mm k-tip gyuto samples to test and give feedback. I purchased a 270mm suji from him also. They are decent for the price.
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Not at work cause they don't let me do this type of thing in my classroom, but I'm throwing this here anyway as it's nowhere close to cabbage. Looked at my knife rack and couldn't decide what I felt comfortable with to chop cashews. I suspect any of my knives would have survived, but I had zero worry with this Moritaka deba. I chop nuts more than I process fish, so this will give me another excuse to use this knife.
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Only one of the three are "at work", the other two are just pictures of knives...Xuanfusion wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 5:56 am Miyabi vg10 gyuto 260 mm , thin blade and working great!
Shihan 52100 steel gyuto 240mm , workhorse for sure !:)Kochi Ku 270 mm gyuto . Simply powerful !!
We want to see what you do with them!
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Will do ! Send them next time !:)Jeff B wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 6:33 pmOnly one of the three are "at work", the other two are just pictures of knives...Xuanfusion wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 5:56 am Miyabi vg10 gyuto 260 mm , thin blade and working great!
Shihan 52100 steel gyuto 240mm , workhorse for sure !:)Kochi Ku 270 mm gyuto . Simply powerful !!
We want to see what you do with them!
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