- Joined
- Mar 20, 2018
- Messages
- 111
- Reaction score
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Current state of affairs:
Bottom row:
Watanabe 240 blue #2 iron clad - awesome (understatement); i hit this one with BKF after taking the picture
Suien VC 240 blue #2 monosteel - very different knife, but awesome for similar reasons; also the best bread knife i have ever used
Hiromoto AS 210 - wish i had gotten the 240
Aritsugu 240 A-type - not tall enough for me
No-name German 8" beater - absolute garbage, but i worked hard to put that edge on it and use it all the time
Tsukiji Masamoto 270 white (#2?) iron clad yanagiba - i have used this at least three times since i got it in Tokyo 4 years ago
Top row:
Teruyasu Fujiwara 135mm nashiji petty - fearless; my go-to petty
Wüsthof 3.5" paring knife - i used to use this one until i got the TF
Substrate:
Williams-Sonoma end grain board (whichever wood was the cheapest option)
Next steps:
Buy more knives (need more 240mm workhorse gyutos!)
Find an affordable end grain board for my mom
Use the knives
Buy some more knives
Bottom row:
Watanabe 240 blue #2 iron clad - awesome (understatement); i hit this one with BKF after taking the picture
Suien VC 240 blue #2 monosteel - very different knife, but awesome for similar reasons; also the best bread knife i have ever used
Hiromoto AS 210 - wish i had gotten the 240
Aritsugu 240 A-type - not tall enough for me
No-name German 8" beater - absolute garbage, but i worked hard to put that edge on it and use it all the time
Tsukiji Masamoto 270 white (#2?) iron clad yanagiba - i have used this at least three times since i got it in Tokyo 4 years ago
Top row:
Teruyasu Fujiwara 135mm nashiji petty - fearless; my go-to petty
Wüsthof 3.5" paring knife - i used to use this one until i got the TF
Substrate:
Williams-Sonoma end grain board (whichever wood was the cheapest option)
Next steps:
Buy more knives (need more 240mm workhorse gyutos!)
Find an affordable end grain board for my mom
Use the knives
Buy some more knives