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  1. 05-12-2011, 05:00 PM #61
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    He is really sold on hollow grinds for cooking knives.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Martell View Post
    I'm sure that Jay Fisher makes a well made knife but this must be the worst execution of a chef's knife that I've ever seen. In fact, this knife should be shown to new makers as and example of what not to do in every respect.
    That guy is getting the most out of his Spyderco hole license.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FryBoy View Post
    And as an extra added bonus for our loyal viewers, a VIDEO!

    www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sy8pu3CX0I
    At 22 seconds, she almost looses a finger. And that was the final take?!
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    Quote Originally Posted by johndoughy View Post
    At 22 seconds, she almost looses a finger. And that was the final take?!
    probably the second to final. she actually did lose the finger in the final take.
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    So what constitutes a "Master" chef's knife?
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    Quote Originally Posted by SpikeC View Post
    So what constitutes a "Master" chef's knife?
    bating.
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  7. 05-12-2011, 10:45 PM #67
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    Quote Originally Posted by SpikeC View Post
    So what constitutes a "Master" chef's knife?
    Quote Originally Posted by EdipisReks View Post
    bating.
    Took me a minute...
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  9. 05-13-2011, 11:34 AM #69
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    Quote Originally Posted by EdipisReks View Post
    i don't even know what that is.
    What do you mean you dont know?

    Thats Princes of Persia kitchen knife !
    Or Sandokans Sword, if you like
    Some people wont ever realize that you dent need fancy to get good result...
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  10. 05-22-2011, 12:26 PM #70
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    Quote Originally Posted by Salty dog View Post
    I and a few others had the oppurtunity to check this knife out. If I'm not mistaken it was panned by everyone.
    I remember Fish had one of these Haslinger, and he said that it was one of his favorite knives, beating out a Hattori KD. It looks pretty weird I admit. What didn't you like about it?
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