Carter Paring?
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Old Head
I am a "wa man", but I will tell you, wa parers are no bueno for comfortable in-hand work.
My top choice is the ZKramer in either 52100 or SG2. Very comfortable and the blade is perfectly shaped for in-hand work. Plus the handle is a touch more bulbous than the Hattori, which would be my second choice....nice factory handles with mosaic pins, too.
My top choice is the ZKramer in either 52100 or SG2. Very comfortable and the blade is perfectly shaped for in-hand work. Plus the handle is a touch more bulbous than the Hattori, which would be my second choice....nice factory handles with mosaic pins, too.
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Old Head
What about a Del Ealy? He has a bunch of very inexpensive parers floating around....anyone have insight on the in-hand comfort and usability of these?
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I wasn't as high on mine as Chris when I got it, but the more I use it the more I like it and the 52100 gets and maintains an edge well.
I bought the hattori and sent it back to jck, handle is just too small for me and the blade felt a little short, nice F+F though.
for me?
would be ok for board work but not for in hand stuff that I do a lot of. I like the western carter paring because they have a big handle as well.
