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My 240 SS arrived today. It's a 249 gram beast. 250mm*52mm. The bevel of the front half is taller while it gets lower nearing the heel.
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Now that is a knife!
My 240 SS arrived today. It's a 249 gram beast. 250mm*52mm. The bevel of the front half is taller while it gets lower nearing the heel.
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Me too, I wish I had asked for a KUOooh, it looks so nice, I should’ve asked for KU on my semistainless. The handle is cool too with the streaks. And it looks extra tall. Did this cost the same as a regular 240mm?
My long awaited carbon gyuto arrived after 15 months in limbo !
248 mm x 51 mm, my scale at home is busted so will weigh it at work but it feels nice in-hand.
Did any of yours also come with an OOTB edge that can split atoms ?
"SKD差し込み (SKD inserted?)" written on the box here. If it's not SKD11, it should be SKD12, as many people here have guessed.Any idea what his semi-stainless is? He confirmed it is not SKD11 or D2 but, his English is a little rough so I may have missed part of his response.
I'm not a steel snob but, I also want an idea of what it is as I don't want a repeat of some of the steels I have had in the past. And yes, I realize heat treat matters most as I have had brittle ATS-34 that also tarnished easily (and unusually) and a 1095 knife that amazed me with rust resistance and edge holding (to the point I would have questioned if it was actually 1095 had I not known the maker).
Sharpens like SKD12."SKD差し込み (SKD inserted?)" written on the box here. If it's not SKD11, it should be SKD12, as many people here have guessed.
The heiji bevel is low so I think if it’s not zero edge it’s gonna wedge in some produce. I would keep it as thin at the edge as possible.
My 240 SS arrived today. It's a 249 gram beast. 250mm*52mm. The bevel of the front half is taller while it gets lower nearing the heel.
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Haha. I'm thinking about ordering a carbon Heiji suji. I really love the steel of my Shig which get scary sharp in ridiculously short amount of time, and all you guys have been saying the Heiji carbon is similar or even better. I don't have a carbon suji yet and I probably don't need one, but I'm really curious about the steel.if this knife was carbon you'd probably be having an unfortunate accident and Id be enjoying my new Heiji right about now
Weighs in at 234 grams.Heiji SS 240 Gyuto arrived
246mm X 51-52mm
Will measure weight tomorrow when I get to a scale. Needs some sandpaper love.View attachment 133128View attachment 133129View attachment 133130View attachment 133131View attachment 133132
yes it comes with high polish zero edge. completely useless in actual cutting use but it is impressively sharp.My long awaited carbon gyuto arrived after 15 months in limbo !
248 mm x 51 mm, my scale at home is busted so will weigh it at work but it feels nice in-hand.
Did any of yours also come with an OOTB edge that can split atoms ?
shig core steel heat treat I prefer but heiji cladding is MUCH betterHaha. I'm thinking about ordering a carbon Heiji suji. I really love the steel of my Shig which get scary sharp in ridiculously short amount of time, and all you guys have been saying the Heiji carbon is similar or even better. I don't have a carbon suji yet and I probably don't need one, but I'm really curious about the steel.
Shoulder removal?And it begins...View attachment 133655View attachment 133656
Yes. Right side I'd call 80% removed. Left side about 30% done...Shoulder removal?
Any change in performance?Yes. Right side I'd call 80% removed. Left side about 30% done...
I haven't used it yet. But based on my previous one, yes. Food release slightly increased, wedging in hard and dense stuff dramatically decreased.Any change in performance?
I haven't used it yet. But based on my previous one, yes. Food release slightly increased, wedging in hard and dense stuff dramatically decreased.
Getting rid of the shoulders of the wide bevel and convexing what was the shoulders, into the blade face. Going to blend it in above where the old shinogi was, but, not going up the full blade face. About 10mm or so above the old shinogi.Can you let us know a little more about your plan? Are we just talking a couple mm increase in shoulder height and increasing the angle of the wide bevel? Or raising it way up and adding a lot of convexity?
Getting rid of the shoulders of the wide bevel and convexing what was the shoulders, into the blade face. Going to blend it in above where the old shinogi was, but, not going up the full blade face. About 10mm or so above the old shinogi.
I'll take pictures to show how I'm doing it.
Moritaka doesn't do wide bevels anymore? Or are you confused?So you're gonna turn it into a Moritaka?
Getting rid of the shoulders of the wide bevel and convexing what was the shoulders, into the blade face. Going to blend it in above where the old shinogi was, but, not going up the full blade face. About 10mm or so above the old shinogi.
I'll take pictures to show how I'm doing it.
You mean sandpaper?Full polish after ?
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