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SOLD Shigefusa 210mm kasumi gyuto

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Hey guys! I believe this is my first WTT post on here. I bought this shigefusa privately as a little splurge for myself. I wanted to let it be my daily driver for at least a couple of months and get some use out of the beauty.
BUT
After using it once and getting wayyy too concerned about a small scratch on the finish I realized that this knife is just too precious for me to justify using it how I’d planned. For this reason I decided that I want to trade it for something that I will actually use.

I am looking to trade +- cash depending on what is offered.

Looking for 210-240mm gyuto. Something with a bit of an elusive characteristic, but not quite as precious as Shigefusa. Think Jiro or Konosuke FM. Leaner grind gyuto/extreme distill taper are preferable.
 
Let’s call the trade value of the shig roughly 900USD
 

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Hmmmm I just got my hands on a practically brand new 210 suiboku. The plot thickens
 
I’m not sure you’d find a Siboku cladding all that easy to care for either if you’re worried about caring for a Shig’s cladding- just a heads up if you’re planning on making your trade a daily driver.
 
I've come to the conclusion that if you use a Shigefusa to cut anything tougher than a very clean zucchini, scratches are inevitable. I asked yesterday for suggestions re how mine got scratched and the consensus seemed to be a variety of vegetables such as leeks, garlic, celery... can scratch the finish. How am I doing this?

So I've come to accept it, I agree with ethompson above, but obviously we all have our preferences.
 
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