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Don and then Jvanis are the last two on the list at the moment.

Awesome. I want that sandwich. I've got #10 and it's still the gyuto that sets the standard and for other gyutos to measure up to.

You're more than welcome. I believe brainsausage, or crothcipt are next on the list whenever you're ready to pass it on. =)

Any update on the whereabouts, and or comments on the stone?

Ousso bucco, risotto Milanese, lemon parsley crisp, fennel tops.

Personally, with a budget like that, I would get in touch with Mike Davis. He's a forum member and the sujihiki that I have of his is absolutely amazing. I'm sure he'd be able to make you something within your budget that will blow any factory made knife out of the water. It's the blade on the...

I feel the same way about my rehandled tanaka... there's just something about it that makes me reach for it more often than most.

Agreed. They are both very different animals. One stainless the other carbon. One flat profiled the other not as flat. One a laser the other not. One has almost unequaled fit and finish from the factory the other not. And this experiment will really help you decide what it is that you are...

yup

Towed this hog out from under a bridge tonight. So happy to be fishing with daiwa gear again. I love how these reels cast/feel

Toss up between dt itk in aebl, rehandled tanaka blue 2 Damascus, and rehandled misono dragon. All gyutos. Favorite slicer is the mike Davis suji. Slicer perfection.

Tanaka blue2 Damascus and ginsanko are pretty spectacular for the money though the f n f isn't the greatest.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te1KIpGyz-4 Thought this was good. He touches on a lot of points that people often ask when beginning sharpening.

Nice barramundi. Always wanted to get over there to fish for them. Oddly enough they're closely related to the snook that we fish for so often over here. Both part of the perch family iirc. How is it fishing for them? Do they hold close to structure like our snook do?

Did a little fishing on my lunch break off the seawall at the club with the new daiwa tatula rod n reel. Performs very nicely if I do say so myself.