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    Looking for rather unknown but great steels

    As far as I know Achim doesn't have any SC145 left.
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    Knives & Stones K&S / KKF Go Live Luck Draw! YOU DON'T WANNA MISS THIS!

    I'm in, thanks.
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    Wtb stabilized olive blank

    A stabilizing company once told me olive was too oily to stabilize well. Good luck.
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    Accordion cuts on veggies

    Did you check if the flatter part of your gyuto has a slight recurve?
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    Please Recommend me a Left Handed Deba

    Epicurean Edge has a lefty Hon Kasumi deba for around $140.
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    source of tamahagane ? china ?

    Don't know about China but Dictum in Germany sells some: Link
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    Carter IP Gyuto 2k

    If he can get 2k for this one why should he bother doin' damascus?
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    Magic marker trick getting rid of the magic marker?

    I love acetone, isopropyl (99%) is next.
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    KKFer on No Reservations

    Mattrud?
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    Japanese Knives Would there be interest?

    I'm interested but I would have more use for an even coarser one instead of the fine one.
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    Thinning JCK Nashiji, what is happening here?

    Looks like the stainless cladding is as gummy as on the Hiromoto AS line. Many stones just leave a very dark finish on the cladding...
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    Carter using blue again?

    These AS may as well come from some semifinished batches he forged a while ago and just didn't finish until now...
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    Honesuki for a lefty.

    JCK has a not so expensive honesuki in their Kagayaki basic line. Should be only a little over a 100 bucks. It's not listed and you'll need to email Koki for the price.
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    I received an email from Mr. Rader...

    Did you talk that over with your wife?
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    Filling out revised questionnaire as requested.

    Suien VC is one of the "few" very asymmetric cleavers so not the best idea for a lefty....
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