Hey folks, long-time lurker, first time poster.
A few years ago, I won a raffle from Zach Camacho on Instagram. It was on Father's Day, and I was a new father, so it was pretty cool, I never win anything. In the time since then, I've realized that my tastes in cutlery lean quite a bit more minimalist than these Cu-Mai showpieces. In the spirit of minimalism...or at least that's what I'm telling my wife, I'd like to pass these along to their next owner and hopefully turn the proceeds into something a little more to my taste (two knives into one...minimalism?).
The knives:
K-Tip Gyuto: 230mm blade / 150mm handle
--> Weight: 209g
--> Spine Width @ handle: 0.100" / 2.54mm
--> Spine Width @ tip: 0.100" / 2.54mm (measured where the spine 'drops' into the "K-tip")
K-Tip Petty: 100mm blade / 125mm handle
--> Weight: 100g
--> Spine Width @ handle: 0.100" / 2.54mm
--> Spine Width @ tip: 0.081" / 2.06mm (measured where the spine 'drops' into the "K-tip")
Both have extraordinarily fine tips. The petty's tip got a little bent at some point, but has been straightened and re-sharpened. The gyuto's tip is perfect, but not as crazy-pointy perfect as new. Both have sharp edges that has seen only routine maintenance honing.
I haven't seen many of these posted here, so I'm unsure of the market. Camacho listed this set as a $1,200 or $1,400 value if I remember correctly. I'd like to see $700 for the pair.
A few years ago, I won a raffle from Zach Camacho on Instagram. It was on Father's Day, and I was a new father, so it was pretty cool, I never win anything. In the time since then, I've realized that my tastes in cutlery lean quite a bit more minimalist than these Cu-Mai showpieces. In the spirit of minimalism...or at least that's what I'm telling my wife, I'd like to pass these along to their next owner and hopefully turn the proceeds into something a little more to my taste (two knives into one...minimalism?).
The knives:
K-Tip Gyuto: 230mm blade / 150mm handle
--> Weight: 209g
--> Spine Width @ handle: 0.100" / 2.54mm
--> Spine Width @ tip: 0.100" / 2.54mm (measured where the spine 'drops' into the "K-tip")
K-Tip Petty: 100mm blade / 125mm handle
--> Weight: 100g
--> Spine Width @ handle: 0.100" / 2.54mm
--> Spine Width @ tip: 0.081" / 2.06mm (measured where the spine 'drops' into the "K-tip")
Both have extraordinarily fine tips. The petty's tip got a little bent at some point, but has been straightened and re-sharpened. The gyuto's tip is perfect, but not as crazy-pointy perfect as new. Both have sharp edges that has seen only routine maintenance honing.
I haven't seen many of these posted here, so I'm unsure of the market. Camacho listed this set as a $1,200 or $1,400 value if I remember correctly. I'd like to see $700 for the pair.
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