Recent content by Uguisu

I’m listing this gorgeous LNIB (never cut or sharpened) John Phillips (Phillips Forged) 125 mm paring knife which I purchased directly from John at the Damasteel Chef's Invitational Expo in April 2021. The stunning mirror-finished blade implements the “Grosserosen” pattern of cryogenically...

I'm afraid this is all I have: 7" Gyuto — Fell Knives

I’m listing this gorgeous LNIB (never cut or sharpened) Nicholas Berkofsky (Fell Knives) ) San Mai Gyuto. I purchased the knife directly from the website in February 2020. The 7” blade (12.5” OAL) has a high carbon damascus core that gives it an incredibly fine edge. The handle is stabilized...

I’m listing this gorgeous LNIB (never cut or sharpened) Brian Tighe Damasteel santoku with a Koa and African blackwood handle by Ian Rogers of Haburn knives. I purchased the knife directly from Brian at the Damasteel Chef's Invitational Expo in May 2020 and had Ian fashion this beautiful...

Yes it is still for sale. I think Don Carlos makes beautiful knives with a unique blade treatment (see photo) with lovely imaginative sayas. IMHO, that each knife is a work of art is the issue for me - the knife was too nice to use! At any rate, let me know if you are interested or have any...

Height is 1.75" and thickness is approx .125"

I am the original owner of this one-of-a-kind carbon steel nakiri hand forged in California by Don Carlos Andrade. The blade's "rainbow" quench is part of the artists hardening, etching and hand-sanded polishing process. The blade length is 157mm ( 6.1") with an overall length of 290mm (11.4")...

WITHDRAWN I am offering this beautiful Brian Tighe Santuko Style knife originally purchased at the May 2020 Damasteel Chefs Invitational. Using the Thor™ pattern damasteel, the blade is 8 inches long and 13 1/2 inches in overall length. The handle is fatcarbon Black Camo and the weight is 215...

Nice!!!!

Great looking knife!

Gorgeous is an understatement!

Great looking blade and handle!

I'm the lucky owner and all I can say is that the photos (as nice as they are!) does NOT do this handle justice! I can't decide which I like better - how it looks or how they feels! Every detail (the pins, the bog oak, the buffalo horn, and of course the wood!) is so perfectly selected and...

Trust me - it will be worth it.!

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