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SOLD JKI Kagekiyo Ginsan 270mm with Lacquer Saya

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Originally purchased from: JapaneseKnifeImports- Kagekiyo Ginsan 270mm w/Saya

"Funds needed to cover Kemandi's Bulat custom. Of course if I don't like the custom, I'll post to sell. Keep an eye out for it! :)


I would like to get this to sell quickly. Paid $650USD, I want to give this up for $525USD $420USD PayPal and Ship Included CONUS. Canada and Hawaii, I pay $15 you pay the rest, message me, you usually pay depending on the quote it gives, $20-40USD estimate. Anything further, get in touch.

**I will accept fund offers as long its fair, No trade. No I won't be doing price drop(came to an understanding). This Kagekiyo Ginsan is worth it's default price. It's that good of a knife.


About this knife;
It is considered Brand new/Like new. I have removed blade's
lacquer. I have used it on Mirepoix, twice. Quick history: I used to own a few Kagekiyos, Blue #1, White #1 from years ago, to few years, to recent, and newest latest batch. Blue #1 and White #1 from a year or 2 ago, I had were delicate at edge, TOO THIN. I put those knives up on here to those whom likes THIN edge with good spine thickness. Kagekiyo has gone thru a few changes based on my experience. Fast forward to current; in my opinion, this Kagekiyo Ginsan which is the latest batch from JKI, is really solid! Not too thin, but is thin enough to withstand workhorse environments. You will not be disappointed! I have touched up on Tsuchima. The edge is sharp ever since. I know most worry about it being 270mm, to me, this is not the case. It still feels like a solid 240mm. A solid knife that gives you complete confident while it being stainless and durable. Perfect for Thanksgiving dinner! ;) If you like to know more, please message me, I'll do my best to answer!
**Note: Nshida is a chef himself. He's a craftsman for Kagekiyo currently. He's always improving and I think so far, this latest batch is his best work. **

Specifications;
Edge from heel to tip: 10in; 254mm
Heel Height: 51.62mm
Spine at Handle: 3.25mm
Spine above Heel: 3.15mm
Spine at Mid: 2.41mm
Spine at tip: 0.62mm
Weight: 205g

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Balance Point:
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Spine Birdeyes:
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Choil:
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Profile:
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Profile Length Comparison: Top: Kagekiyo 270(254mm), Mid: Wakui 242mm and Bot: Takamura 210mm
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Quick Video of both sides:



 
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Originally purchased from: JapaneseKnifeImports- Kagekiyo Ginsan 270mm w/Saya

"Funds needed to cover Kemandi's Bulat custom. Of course if I don't like the custom, I'll post to sell. Keep an eye out for it! :)


I would like to get this to sell quickly. Paid $650USD, I want to give this up for $525USD $420USD PayPal and Ship Included CONUS. Canada and Hawaii, I pay $15 you pay the rest, message me, you usually pay depending on the quote it gives, $20-40USD estimate. Anything further, get in touch.

**I will accept fund offers as long its fair, No trade. No I won't be doing price drop(came to an understanding). This Kagekiyo Ginsan is worth it's default price. It's that good of a knife.


About this knife;
It is considered Brand new/Like new. I have removed blade's
lacquer. I have used it on Mirepoix, twice. Quick history: I used to own a few Kagekiyos, Blue #1, White #1 from years ago, to few years, to recent, and newest latest batch. Blue #1 and White #1 from a year or 2 ago, I had were delicate at edge, TOO THIN. I put those knives up on here to those whom likes THIN edge with good spine thickness. Kagekiyo has gone thru a few changes based on my experience. Fast forward to current; in my opinion, this Kagekiyo Ginsan which is the latest batch from JKI, is really solid! Not too thin, but is thin enough to withstand workhorse environments. You will not be disappointed! I have touched up on Tsuchima. The edge is sharp ever since. I know most worry about it being 270mm, to me, this is not the case. It still feels like a solid 240mm. A solid knife that gives you complete confident while it being stainless and durable. Perfect for Thanksgiving dinner! ;) If you like to know more, please message me, I'll do my best to answer!
**Note: Nshida is a chef himself. He's a craftsman for Kagekiyo currently. He's always improving and I think so far, this latest batch is his best work. **

Specifications;
Edge from heel to tip: 10in; 254mm
Heel Height: 51.62mm
Spine at Handle: 3.25mm
Spine above Heel: 3.15mm
Spine at Mid: 2.41mm
Spine at tip: 0.62mm
Weight: 205g

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Balance Point:
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Spine Birdeyes:
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Choil:
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Profile:
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Profile Length Comparison: Top: Kagekiyo 270(254mm), Mid: Wakui 242mm and Bot: Takamura 210mm
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Quick Video of both sides:

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