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Misono Swedish 270mm sujihiki, $135
Moritaka AS “KS profile” 250mm gyuto, $160
Unshu Yukimitsu 205mm gyuto, $160
The Misono and Moritaka are a couple of great knives, but I’m in love with my Mazaki suji and unloading the gyuto I just don’t use enough.
The Yukimitsu is one cool knife - significant flat spot and notable fulcrum/belly curve near the tip, K-tip with a profile closer to the typical standard gyuto than the kiritsuke, white #1 probably hardened near the max (very good retention for white) - I had to try one out but it just doesn’t suit me as well as I thought it would. It’s probably just the right knife for someone out there... Be aware that the cladding on this one is very reactive, but with a little attention gets a nice patina.
All have been used a few times and sharpened once or twice. Thanks for looking!
Misono Swedish 270mm sujihiki, $135
Moritaka AS “KS profile” 250mm gyuto, $160
Unshu Yukimitsu 205mm gyuto, $160
The Misono and Moritaka are a couple of great knives, but I’m in love with my Mazaki suji and unloading the gyuto I just don’t use enough.
The Yukimitsu is one cool knife - significant flat spot and notable fulcrum/belly curve near the tip, K-tip with a profile closer to the typical standard gyuto than the kiritsuke, white #1 probably hardened near the max (very good retention for white) - I had to try one out but it just doesn’t suit me as well as I thought it would. It’s probably just the right knife for someone out there... Be aware that the cladding on this one is very reactive, but with a little attention gets a nice patina.
All have been used a few times and sharpened once or twice. Thanks for looking!