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chefcomesback

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Just a heads up I have two blades that are done without handles at this moment both 240mm gyutos , one takefu sg2 San mai ( stainless clad pm stainless ) around 63hrc and the other one 240mm takefu vtoku stainless to carbon San mai ,around 64hrc .
They can be either wa or western with your choice of handle material, pm me if interested.
 
Vtoku carbon core stainless San Mai is spoken for , only the sg2(r2) San mai left
 
I have a honyaki gyuto hiki coming up , water quenched blue2 , 255mm at the edge , 47mm tall , 65hrc . If interested post here or pm me
 
I have decided to go western with the sg2 San mai , handle is curly Koa from burl source, stainless bolster and brass spacer
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225grams , thinner asymmetric grind , 53mm tall
It is available for sale
 
chefcomesback said:
I have decided to go western with the sg2 San mai , handle is curly Koa from burl source, stainless bolster and brass spacer
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225grams , thinner asymmetric grind , 53mm tall
It is available for sale
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PM sent.

Gorgeous knife. Can you post a pic of the handle, top view, please? I wanna see the handle shape... If it meets my expectations (handle shape) I guess I will jump on it!
 
daddy yo yo said:
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Gorgeous knife. Can you post a pic of the handle, top view, please? I wanna see the handle shape... If it meets my expectations (handle shape) I guess I will jump on it!
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Thanks, I have sent you a pm
 
Are these last 2 also assymetrically ground SG2 san mai? Which wood is in the handles?

(And once again, fantastic work- almost goes without saying, Mert).
 
this knife shows once again the beauty and fascination of Koa which changes colour depending on the light conditions from a cool, metallic light-golden tone to warm reddish-brown... AMAZING!!!

Btw, I want this one!
 
Nemo said:
Are these last 2 also assymetrically ground SG2 san mai? Which wood is in the handles?

(And once again, fantastic work- almost goes without saying, Mert).
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Thank you , It is asymmetrical ground , handle is spalted curly koa that I was waiting to use for a long time
 
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