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Hi all, I’m looking for an old school/old style takeda gyuto AS (I believe the style changed around 2012/2013), 210 or 240. I’m based in Spain. thanks for reading!

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The new Primus with a couple of buddies...

The title says it all, it seems that the carbon version is not sold in the EU. Thanks,

A lot of people in Valencia prefer the Senia variety, although it is a little less resistant to over-cooking, it should be cheaper too. As a general rule if the package says "denominación de origen Valencia" and does not specify that it is the BAmoba variety, it should be Senia

Hi I'm interested in some more info, your pm mailbox is full, do you mind to pm me? Thanks.

I've been watching jamon carvers for a long time, most of them go for of the mill knives like the Arcos, however they use the sharpening steel a lot, the fancier ones go for the Global slicer. There is one guy that developed one that is supposed to be very good but I don't have any first...

This!, invest in a cut glove, mandolin cuts are the worst and the guard is pretty annoying...

Thanks for the info! I plan to use titebond, will do a test piece first

I always wanted to make one, but I don't how to solve the glue squeeze out issue for the interior cavity, also do you guys wax the interior?

Pretty much what the title says. Looking for a shigefusa kitaeji santoku 180 mm or bigger, I have seen them in the 195-210 range, in excellent condition. Not interested in 165 mm range. If you are inside en EU, even better. Thanks!

Thanks! I already knew that, I was looking for a yanagi with a kiritsukes tip

No one had any experience with these knives? This is the link http://www.ebay.com/itm/Japanese-Sakai-Ichimonji-Kichikuni-White-Steel-Yanagi-Kiritsuke-Knife-270mm-Ichi-/231047036713?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35cb79ff29

I'm very close to get one of blueway's Sakai ichimonji kiritsukes but I haven't seen a lot of reviews here, can anyone provide a little feedback? Alternatives, even if more expensive, are also appreciated. Thanks!

Thanks Maxim! That's exactly what I was looking for! It seems that Germany is the go to EU country for everything woodworking related, I get all my veneers from a German site and of course Dictum rules the tool world.

Nuance is the leader in the field, available for Mac and PC, I did some research for my dad, and to get to 99% accuracy you need a good headset microphone. David Pogue from the NY Times dictates all his "missing manual" books, I'm sure he has an article somewhere with his setup.

Thanks! I knew about them, I was looking for something with a little bit more pop...

Hi, Does anyone know any European suppliers of exotic woods? I'd love to buy from our vendors, but Spain's customs are stopping everything above 20 euros and charging a minimum of 21% in VAT, plus management fees. Thanks!

I'm the lucky new owner, great little knife and Jesper was an amazing seller.

Wow! Drama follows that guy! On that note, what's the issue with Bark River knives?, they always looked ok to me