He has water on the knife and it is on a waterstone.Originally Posted by heirkb
If you look at standard images of the house the outside with the waterfall actually looks like a few Japanese waterstones.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallingwater
I guess I spend too much time here, but I bet others see it.
Funny?
Sorry for the threadjack, BTW.
Lmao that is an instant classic. Guess I am not alone in seeing Japanese waterstones in Frank Lloyd Wright falling water. I feel so much better not being alone in my disease.Funny?
Sorry for the threadjack, BTW.
Ditto on the thread jack sorry.
I really can't judge from the pic., but I wouldn't mind trying it out. I wouldn't mind seeing how this comes out.
Ya I do see falling water in the pics. too funny.
That's awesome
Definitely.
Only on this forum... hehehe.
Nice!
Randy, did you get one of the platen's from Nathan? I got a 48" one and while being a pain to use( have to keep stuff ultra square) it makes the urasuki much easier to do efficiently. Looking good so far. I started a mioroshi deba also lol, looks like we are doing single bevels at the same time
Me too. I would not make a single-beveled gyuto (don't see a point) but a yanagi or a deba, why not, especially in a good steel.Randy, did you get one of the platen's from Nathan? I got a 48" one and while being a pain to use( have to keep stuff ultra square) it makes the urasuki much easier to do efficiently. Looking good so far. I started a mioroshi deba also lol, looks like we are doing single bevels at the same time
Warping is an issue on steep angles (~10 degrees), but one has to deal with it.
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