First three: victorinox serrated bread/utility knives and 1 8" chef knife Last three: vintage wusthof carbon re-issue 9" chef's, 3.5" carbon...
Japanese blades with full tang are heavier but feel more balanced and controlled. Imo....full tang beats traditional Japanese handles. Try both tho
Is this for sale and how much?
You have any knowledge of zanmai MCUSTA? I got a recommendation from a knife expert once but have never seen in hand. Are they worth the price...
For the money/quality/fit and finish. Can't beat these sg2 offerings from miyabi:...
Feels like wood...satin shiny. I've achieved this with very fine sandpaper so maybe it's just nicely sanded. I have a book on Japanese...
Answer is wood handled wusthof ikon, or Bob Kramer carbon steel, which is on rare sale at cutlery and more: [IMG]...
I got my Kurosaki Fujin!!! It's so cool! If God is struck by this knife, GOD will be CUT!!! :eek::D:) [IMG] Japanny sent me lots of neat...
thanks I appreciate the heads up. I've never flown before :eek: I think I shall take: shun classic combination hone, my wusthof ikon as my...
First three: traditional japanese style handled Tosa Japan made 7" blue #2 nakiri, traditional handle japanese made aogami super steel 6" petty,...
Well I've decided to take a working vacation this winter and check out the food and culture in Thailand! As per the advice in this thread, I have...
Wow those handles are amazing. Just gorgeous! Nice work there
I actually have some japanese stones but have yet to really get into it. I was getting good at sharpening swedish and german axes but that's a...
I hear ya! actually my parents are the ones that abuse them. I always wash and dry after use, but they don't even though I told them. And my...
Yeah I'm struck by the hammered patterns of Kurosaki's knives. He has several styles that all look really good. I was thinking of rounding out...
Blue super so aogami SUPER? AS?
It's a kurosaki 210mm gyoto blue super steel
Ok. Burrfection on YouTube is my knife guru and says these are great knives. So I ordered this. My first Japanese style chef knife. Aogami...
I just picked up a Zwilling JA Henckels 2.75" trimming/paring knife. Very crafty design, as the best way to pair in hand is to push the food item...
Hmm...honestly I think a kitchen dish brush will do the trick quite easily. Anyone else have experience??
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