Maccne0718
Well-Known Member
That seems to be priced quite high
Seems like it’s a member from this forum. Remember, after the ridiculous fees the price is probably in line. Regardless, he’s free to ask what he wants!That seems to be priced quite high
Yeah, that one has been up there for almost a week. $1150 shipped for a 210 is wayStumbled on a Kato Standard 210 Gyuto on fleabay:
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-5...0001&campid=5338413729&icep_item=132940431558
Ebay takes 10%, which is ridiculous for sure. Still leaves him over a grand for a 210 which is even high for flipper prices. Probably why it is still just sitting there.Seems like it’s a member from this forum. Remember, after the ridiculous fees the price is probably in line. Regardless, he’s free to ask what he wants!
I have no idea what Kato standards go for these days. What’s the JNS retail? Anyone know?
What does JNS sell them for?Realistic new price for 210 Kato standard is $750-850 based on recent sales
Curious as to why the Uchi is more expensive than the Hana. The handle doesn't look as nice and it's the same blade. Both are pattern welded.Some Takamura Uchi have popped up at MTC Kitchen: https://www.mtckitchen.com/japanese-knives/brand/takamura/
I was able to snag a 240mm gyuto that I've been looking for.
lol no thanks hopefully it stays 0 bids, but someone will prob try to buy it last minuteMasamoto KS 3124 (240mm) $550 on eBay. Ends in under an hour.
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-5...0001&campid=5338413729&icep_item=183675594336
Can't see the value there. $400 on CKTGMasamoto KS 3124 (240mm) $550 on eBay. Ends in under an hour.
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-5...0001&campid=5338413729&icep_item=183675594336
Not worth the $400 they retail for now.Masamoto KS 3124 (240mm) $550 on eBay. Ends in under an hour.
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-5...0001&campid=5338413729&icep_item=183675594336
The uchi 240mm is listed at $660(already sold out), and the Hana 240mm is listed at $690.
I know I'm replying to myself, but I found a reliable source that mentioned there is a little bit more time and attention to detail involved with the Uchigumo series of knives, hence the higher cost.That's actually a very significant price jump from 210mm where the Hana is $390. It doesn't make sense to me.
On the 130mm petty, Hana is 260, Uchigumo is 284. On the 210mm gyuto, Hana is 386, Uchigumo is 490. Santoku, Hana is 340, Uchigumo is 460.
They list it as out of stock, though.Can't see the value there. $400 on CKTG
They list it as out of stock, though.
In stock a couple of days ago. Just have to move quick if you want oneThey list it as out of stock, though.
I've got one alreadyIn stock a couple of days ago. Just have to move quick if you want one
Nice. For once, someone with some ethics in sales!Masamoto tends not to release these knives to only one vendor, who can then price gouge and corner the market. They seem to take fair play into account and provide a certain number to roughly all of the vendors.
Nobody is saying that the price increase at retailers is out of line with other increases only that the KS is not worth the retail to begin with even before any increases. It sure as hell isn't worth the $600 - $800 they are asking on Ebay....The price does seem to have gone up around $30-40 (10%-ish) but this is in line with Japan wide ~20%+ price increases at Watabe, TF, JKI etc (also mizuno 30% increases last year). It seems premature to conclude this is a Masamoto only price hike. Jon from JKI did a thread on it and so did one fo the european members who does alot of work with woodworkign tools. These industry wide price increases were telegraphed several months ago
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