What to do?

[schanop]

hard work, ehh? That's an understatement.

[mhlee]

hard work, ehh? That's an understatement.

These pictures reminded me of this quote by our dear friend, Ken:

"Some makers who only recently began to know how to cut out a knife from a blank or just get a blank handed to them to sharpen, put a handle on it and grind it down . . . ."

Ken. I'd like to introduce you to the Artifex, made by a certain Mr. Richmond.

[clayton]

I wonder if they trained at Wildfire cutlery.

[Dave Martell]

These pictures reminded me of this quote by our dear friend, Ken:

"Some makers who only recently began to know how to cut out a knife from a blank or just get a blank handed to them to sharpen, put a handle on it and grind it down . . . ."

Ken. I'd like to introduce you to the Artifex, made by a certain Mr. Richmond.

[Dave Martell]

You guys must be bad sharpeners because this guy can get his "Richmond ArtifLex M390 Go..Toe" to "zip zap and go through anything"...must be the stones he's using. LOL

[hutchla]

If a hole shows up I think MR should take it back, then auction it off as the prototype Richmond Chop.

[sudsy9977]

I've had a ton of knives that could zip thru stuff but have never been able to get one sharp enough to zap thru something....ryan

[panda]

squished onion squirting juices all over the board, zippity zap!

[panda]

live action artiflex, just absolutely awesome!!

[pumbaa]

live action artiflex, just absolutely awesome!!

that guy lives in huntersville, he is actually a pretty cool guy but him and MR are good friends so the bias is strong with this one. and yeah i gave my artifex away to a line cook it was a tragic knife. the aeb-l as knerd can be witness to had rust stains. it felt like rubber sharpening it. glad its gone. i loved it at first since all i knew was shun and such but after getting a hold of hattori and others they are pretty MEH at best.