Yeah, but that leaves all us lefty folks in the game still.Thank god, a true lefty, don't need to ask for dibs in a week or two when you are done with it.
Not a custom, but was selected to purchase it through a raffle. Funny story I was looking for a vintage swedish carbon and came across Hitohira's Vintage Swedish Carbon first and thought, this is a rare opportunity to get one so why not. Then as it happens, I was selected to purchase the Konosuke. Choil shots show the difference in sharpeners. The last pic is worth a chuckle too, as both Tosho and Hitohira gifted identical vegetable peelers with the knives. So, anyone in the US want a free red vegetable peeler?WOW nice Kono. I haven't seen anywhere listed this knife for sale. I assume, is it a custom order you put through Tosho? @Supraunleaded ?
I loved the Yamahide KU so much that I grabbed the suminagashi version in aogami super. Edge length is 274mm; heel height is 57mm; weight is still a beefy 431g. Asymmetric convex grind looks like it should be fun.
where did you get the handle?Jiro No. 43 with burnt chestnut handle installed by me
One beautiful zombie slayer!I loved the Yamahide KU so much that I grabbed the suminagashi version in aogami super. Edge length is 274mm; heel height is 57mm; weight is still a beefy 431g. Asymmetric convex grind looks like it should be fun.
Nice knife @Brian Weekley! Care to share that bean recipe ?
That looks a lot like a KS that starts with "C"Today’s choice
Orange patina not guaranteed but gas pretty much is.Gorgeous knife and picture.
If you cut Brussel sprouts you might want to check for some “orange patina”.
That’s funny my fiancé brought me back a knife from tsubaya in Tokyo and they gave her that exact peelerNot a custom, but was selected to purchase it through a raffle. Funny story I was looking for a vintage swedish carbon and came across Hitohira's Vintage Swedish Carbon first and thought, this is a rare opportunity to get one so why not. Then as it happens, I was selected to purchase the Konosuke. Choil shots show the difference in sharpeners. The last pic is worth a chuckle too, as both Tosho and Hitohira gifted identical vegetable peelers with the knives. So, anyone in the US want a free red vegetable peeler?
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Not a custom, but was selected to purchase it through a raffle. Funny story I was looking for a vintage swedish carbon and came across Hitohira's Vintage Swedish Carbon first and thought, this is a rare opportunity to get one so why not. Then as it happens, I was selected to purchase the Konosuke. Choil shots show the difference in sharpeners. The last pic is worth a chuckle too, as both Tosho and Hitohira gifted identical vegetable peelers with the knives. So, anyone in the US want a free red vegetable peeler?
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Konosuke Fujiyama Vintage Swedish Carbon 240mm
Blacksmith: Yoshikazu Tanaka
Sharpener: Morihiro
Tosho's instagram has more glamour shots for sure, but this is just magnificent to behold. It arrived with a light layer of oil, hence some haziness.
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!!DUDE!!! [emoji41]Konosuke Genkai Sanbonsugi Yanagi 300mm with Hon Urushi Lacquer handle and saya.
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