- Artisan Chef Knives -

[ecchef]

Everett McGhee.

 

[Shimmer]

Brand: Christoph Deringer
Series: N/A
Origin: Canada

Brand: Kirin Hamono
Series: R4
Origin: Japan

Brand: Alex Blue
Series: N/A
Origin: United States

Brand: Sakon
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

Brand: Suisin
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

 

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Brand: Mizuno Tanrenjo
Series: Minamoto Akitada
Origin: Japan

Brand: Bill Buxton
Series: N/A
Origin: United States

Brand: Itou
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

Brand: Kazahana
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

Brand: Yamawaku
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

Brand: Masakage
Series: Kato san
Origin: Japan

Brand: Alex Blue
Series: N/A
Origin: United States

Brand: Sakon
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

Brand: Suisin
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

Brand: Keijiro Doi
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

Brand: Thomas Haslinger
Series: N/A
Origin: Canada

Brand: Takagi
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

Brand: Ichimonji
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

Brand: Rock Blade
Series: N/A
Origin: United Kingdom

 

[ecchef]

What's with the Rock Blade. That stuff is absolute shite. :yuck:

 

[Vertigo]

Too bad the thread isn't "Artisan Chef Knives I Own".

Don't know about you, but I own one of em..

 

[Lefty]

Quit yer braggin'!
Haha. Jk

 

[Pensacola Tiger]

Quit yer braggin'!
Haha. Jk

Post a pic of that pass around you've got right now.

 

[Lefty]

Now that's a good idea!

 

[Lefty]

Pierre Rodrigue
Damasteel
240mm gyuto

 

[SpikeC]

I'm tellin ya, that knife should be called "The Flying Tiger"!!

 

[Lefty]

I call it the "Great White Shark"!
You can call it what you want when you have it! Haha

 

[riverie]

Yeah now I believe it's the "most beautiful chef knife in the world" thread. Keep 'em coming..........

 

[Mattias504]

This is creepily familiar....

 

[Eamon Burke]

Everett McGhee.

That's gorgeous. Where is there more of his work? My Google-fu is failing me.

 

[Shimmer]

Brand: Tadatsuna
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

Brand: Phil Ernest
Series: N/A
Origin: United States

Brand: Masamoto
Series: KS
Origin: Japan

Brand: Jean-José Tritz
Series: N/A
Origin: Germany

Brand: Aritsugu
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

Brand: Diamon
Series: N/A
Origin: Germany

Brand: Yoshihiro
Series: Hagane
Origin: Japan

Brand: Jim Arbuckle
Series: N/A
Origin: United States

Brand: Sakai Yusuke
Series: N/A
Origin: Japan

 

[oivind_dahle]

This tread starts to bring bad memories from another forum...

 

[El Pescador]

I'm trying to figure out what the point of this thread is....

Pesky

 

[peterm]

Yeah. Several of them aren't all that appealing, nor would I classify them as "artisan" in how I usually think of the word, although of course everyone's entitled to his own opinion.

 

[Salty dog]

Pierre Rodrigue
Damasteel
240mm gyuto

That is cool.

 

[Shimmer]

Since this thread appears to be generating more than a number of negative comments, I've decided to no longer add any more posts to it.

 

[Vertigo]

generating more than a number of negative comments

Ugh... what?

 

[Eamon Burke]

Anyone know where I can find this Everett McGhee character?

BTW
To OP: To run out of numbers to delineate comments, it would require submissions in orders of magnitudes greater than the servers allow. Don't sweat it, I'll keep count if you want to keep posting.

 

[Lefty]

That is cool.

Now this means something!

 

[Vertigo]

To OP: To run out of numbers to delineate comments, it would require submissions in orders of magnitudes greater than the servers allow.

Well said. I tried a few times to phrase that sentiment appropriately, but eventually just gave up with an "ugh... what?"

For the record, I think the OP did a much better job this time around with his submissions.

 

[Shimmer]

For those of you who are interested, the full list of Chef's knives (75+) can be found here on a single page:

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/842125-Artisan-Chef-Knives