My favorite color is BLUE!.............A patina thread.

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Visited some family friends at their remote weekend place, and found a well-used carbon "Old Hickory" from the Ontario Knife Company ("Tru-Edge"!). I really wish I had some whetstones with me, because this thing badly needs a tune-up! But I'm told it's been here for at least 40 years, and clearly it's seen a lot in its time.
 

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Visited some family friends at their remote weekend place, and found a well-used carbon "Old Hickory" from the Ontario Knife Company ("Tru-Edge"!). I really wish I had some whetstones with me, because this thing badly needs a tune-up! But I'm told it's been here for at least 40 years, and clearly it's seen a lot in its time.
Those are real nice once you thin them out.
 
how does it cut?

I passed one of those around 2015 as I thought it was too expensive... seller was asking $800 or 900 :(

That memory haunts me every time I see a yo-Shig lol
My shig yo is pretty beefy for the length, had a 180mm yo once before, almost like a petty... Completely different profile.
 
Removed the stock finish and it's performing much better now, patina from todays lunch
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Curious what you mean by "removed the stock finish." Are you referring to the matte-like finish that it came with? If so, how did you remove it? I recently bought one, but haven't used it yet, and wondering if I should do the same thing. Thanks! Beautiful patina btw.
 
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