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JCK Deep Impact or Harukaze As for the top? The other 2 remind me of my first Japanese knife, Kikuichi Elite carbon gyuto?
 
Deep Impact is the right answer.

No Kikuichi there. I don’t expect much people to guess bottom one but middle one is well known enough.
 
Middle looks like a Tojiro DP a bit? They are usually kinda chunky like that.
 
It makes sense. However, it's a carbon blade. But yeah, it and a hundred others that look like it. These are all educated guesses you've made.
 
Is it a Sakai Kikumori?

or Masakane SK... they look the same to me.
 
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I was going to guess Fujiwara carbon FKH or Misono Swedish, but I don't know if they are that thick or asymetric?
 
Middle one Masahiro?

A solid proposition... and a correct answer sir!

Thus, as promised, I call the third unit: morihei hisamoto 440C. A knife sharpened so asymmetrical that there’s basically an ura-like pattern at the tip left side OOTB.

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And so flexible that with this configuration it would basically steer in a mid-air swipe...
 
I was going to guess Fujiwara carbon FKH or Misono Swedish, but I don't know if they are that thick or asymetric?

Good call. Don't know about the Fuji, but a Misono is indeed a bit thinner, a bit less asymmetrically ground, and a bit less beefy convex on the cutting side.
 
In an effort to keep this thread updated with unrelated business discussed earlier, here's the TF Mabs I shared like 1-2 pages before as it is NOW. And almost where I'd want it to be before food separation is dramatically affected, but I foresee a last thinning session. The original Shinogi "residual presence" on the right side I believe is now completely gone.

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Missing just a bit more effort behind the edge to enhance ops but... crazy work done and crazy grind now. 10 grams of steel removed: it started 211g / +18 and is now 201g / +14
 
Toyama honyaki gyuto 270
Geeze, this should of been obvious. The black rough choil should of gave it away. The honyaki seems to not have that lower grind righty bias. I guess that threw me off. I knew It was grasping straws saying jiro.
 
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