WTS MSicardCutlery 165mm Wolfram Special San-mai Gyuto

[MSicardCutlery]

Hello All,

I was testing out some new drawing dies and decided to put together this little one. It's low carbon clad Wolfram Special with lots going on between the carbon migration and the cladding itself. It has a fairly curvy profile up until the last 45mm or so by the heel and atypically for my work, was water quenched.

• Blade: 167mmx46mm Wolfram Special (64-65hrc) + low carbon san-mai 1200 grit etch + polish
• Neck: 15mmx20mm
• Handle: 10mm long, 18mmx22mm tapering to 16mmx20mm, maple, oiled and waxed
• POB: 27mm from the hande
• Spine: 2.83mm at the neck, 2.59mm at 9cm, .9mm 1cm from the tip
• Grind: flat to convex, right hand bias
• Weight: 119g
• Relieved choil and spine
• Edge: .14mm@1mm, .26mm@2mm, .53mm@5mm, .80mm@10mm Measured at the midpoint.

Asking $290 U.S + $25 U.S for shipping with insurance anywhere in North America. Overseas will be in the ballpark of $50-$75 U.S depending on the area.

Thanks for looking!

 

[MSicardCutlery]

Oh, I feel that I should note that while the cladding does touch the edge in a couple of places it at no point crosses into it. Proper asymmetric sharpening will keep the apex entirely in the core steel.

 

[MSicardCutlery]

Bump

 

[FishmanDE]

wolfram for $290? How is this still here?