Qdog
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I am looking after a honesuki to add to my collection. I am not going to use it for the traditional poultry so much, but more after a versatile knife to prep whole fish and do some whole animal butchery. I will still be using for poultry from time to time, just not the main focus.
I saw a few cheaper model made out of straight carbon such as SKS or SK tool steel. I am surprised, as I feel like you could taste the oxidation with those a fair bit, especially on raw meat/fish. Maybe I'm wrong there? It's obviously a very popular choice to go without cladding.
I did quite like the look of this https://carbonknifeco.com/products/hitohira-td-sld-tsuchime-honesuki-150mm
Seem like I will be able to even use that as a carving and service knife, small but can do it all kind of. They also do a aogami 2 version which is tempting.
Budget wise, I would like to stay under the 200usd mark.
Thanks for anyone's input!
I saw a few cheaper model made out of straight carbon such as SKS or SK tool steel. I am surprised, as I feel like you could taste the oxidation with those a fair bit, especially on raw meat/fish. Maybe I'm wrong there? It's obviously a very popular choice to go without cladding.
I did quite like the look of this https://carbonknifeco.com/products/hitohira-td-sld-tsuchime-honesuki-150mm
Seem like I will be able to even use that as a carving and service knife, small but can do it all kind of. They also do a aogami 2 version which is tempting.
Budget wise, I would like to stay under the 200usd mark.
Thanks for anyone's input!