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WTB Looking for a stiff 270 sujihiki/slicer

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mattador

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Looking for either a Mazaki, Toyama, Watanabe, Heiji, Kochi, Mizuno, Kagekiyo, Fujiyama, or custom. Carbon steel iron cladded or monosteel. Preferably under $350 but let’s talk.

If this goes nowhere I’ll probably just head over to Cleancut for their Mazaki (international shipping bleh), but I figured I’d check out BST first.
 
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JNS has really fast shipping. Not sure he has any Mazaki or Toyama in that length right now, but shipping is free and fast.
 
Elliot said:
JNS has really fast shipping. Not sure he has any Mazaki or Toyama in that length right now, but shipping is free and fast.
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Unfortunately they’re out of stock [emoji17]
 
I've been playing with sujis a bit lately. The best I've found in carbon are Heiji and Watanabe. Still undecided on my preference. The Mazaki is a bit meh but I think that about all their knives I've used. I've not tried a Toyoma or Fuji (yet).
 
I’ve been using Masakage Koishi 270mm suji through shifts lately and really enjoying it. I saw one recently for less than the $400 I spent on mine. Let me double check- will follow up via pm
 
Dammit man. I don't need to start this with another size - though my 240 Tad suji might be the one I use the most.
 
Anyone have a Toyama/Wat 270 that’s collecting dust? Maybe even a 300 gyuto from Sakai that’s short at the heel
 
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daveb said:
I've been playing with sujis a bit lately. The best I've found in carbon are Heiji and Watanabe. Still undecided on my preference. The Mazaki is a bit meh but I think that about all their knives I've used. I've not tried a Toyoma or Fuji (yet).
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Had a toyama and 3 mazaki, I found the mazaki to be more useful In a pro environment due the easy to make them sharp. Toyama can stay sharper one more day but then you can't make it sharp again without using a waterstone.
Watanabe never tried one.
 
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