HansCaravan
Well-Known Member
This is by far my favorite thread on the site. So many pretty blades and unique patinas to marvel.
Beautiful. Not jealous at all.
Almost thought it was a cleaver made in Sakai.Really loving this one
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Sure wish it cost the same as a cleaver made in SakaiAlmost thought it was a cleaver made in Sakai.
I also would like a Sakai price when you sell it.Sure wish it cost the same as a cleaver made in Sakai
What kind of Sakai price are you thinking?Sure wish it cost the same as a cleaver made in Sakai
Reposting cause it looks like the pictures broke? Not sure what happened there.
I don’t own enough j-knives to even know what the price point of a cleaver from there would be… but can’t help but think it must be cheaper than oatley lolWhat kind of Sakai price are you thinking?
How much was the Oatley cleaver?I don’t own enough j-knives to even know what the price point of a cleaver from there would be… but can’t help but think it must be cheaper than oatley lol
If I ever sell it, I’ll be happy to post the original sale price. Or via DM, if you’d like. Seems a little taboo otherwise. I just googled “Sakai cleavers” when the original comment was posted and was met with a lot of the under $100 beater cleavers. So I could be way off base, but that’s what I was using as a reference.How much was the Oatley cleaver?
Understand, no worries… to give a different perspective. If we are including chukas, which would basically be anything Sakai. The migoto blue I got was $773 without shipping and the heji ss cleaver( I know not Sakai but still Japanese Chuka) I used to have was originally listed at $1000, I got it on a good sale price. So they are definitely not usually $100. There are others that are cheaper but still way more than $100, usually.If I ever sell it, I’ll be happy to post the original sale price. Or via DM, if you’d like. Seems a little taboo otherwise. I just googled “Sakai cleavers” when the original comment was posted and was met with a lot of the under $100 beater cleavers. So I could be way off base, but that’s what I was using as a reference.
Yeah I know absolute diddly about Japanese knives and makers nice cleavers are a rarity no matter what thoughUnderstand, no worries… to give a different perspective. If we are including chukas, which would basically be anything Sakai. The migoto blue I got was $773 without shipping and the heji ss cleaver( I know not Sakai but still Japanese Chuka) I used to have was originally listed at $1000, I got it on a good sale price. So they are definitely not usually $100. There are others that are cheaper but still way more than $100, usually.
Yeah, I think I remember someone saying something about that. , when I remember who it is I’m going to bust him out.On the subject of nice cleavers being a rarity, I seem to recall someone saying they were going to post their rectangle collection and never did…
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