I happened to have 1 each of Skye Eiler's production line knives and with a move imminent I figured why not send them both out so I don't have to move them
These are both new and generation 1.5 of Skye's production knives with a few tweaks I will highlight below. I want to keep this to around 8 people per knife and (sorry) US only.
I will give preference to well known users and will add newer folks if I don't get enough interest. Rules are simple. Feel free to sharpen and make small repairs as needed but please let me know and make sure you are competent with repairs. Try and keep for no longer than a week and ship to the next person. Please give feedback for Skye on this thread or message him or I personally if you would prefer. I am hoping to get these both sent out by the end of the week. Shameless plug, if you are interested in my msicard knife I have for sale I will drop an extra $50.00 off the price if I can ship you 2 knives at once...
here is the descriptions below from Skye as well as a few pictures.
The Tamashii Gyuto and French Chef are the flagship models for my developing production line. This line provides the same precision and quality as my custom work, while being much more affordable. All work is done in house by me.
This pair feature some adjustments to the original batch, namely polished (rather than belt finished) spines and choils, and slightly thinner convex grinds. The next generation will have further adjustments: increasing to 225mm for the french chef, slightly different tip profiles for each, and a 240mm option.
The Tamashii Gyuto is a classic Wa handled gyuto. It is a brushed finish 52100 blade (61hrc) in one of my ~225x55mm profiles. The handle is black linen Micarta with a white G10 frame and spacer.
The French chef is my take on a classic French Chef knife. It features a sculpted western handle in Black linen Micarta with white and black G10 liners and white spacers. The blade is brushed 52100 (61hrc) and measures ~210x50mm.
For both, the handles are shaped in house on my cnc, and then finished and polished by hand. The blades are hand ground with the aid of a radius platen for consistent convexity.
These are both new and generation 1.5 of Skye's production knives with a few tweaks I will highlight below. I want to keep this to around 8 people per knife and (sorry) US only.
I will give preference to well known users and will add newer folks if I don't get enough interest. Rules are simple. Feel free to sharpen and make small repairs as needed but please let me know and make sure you are competent with repairs. Try and keep for no longer than a week and ship to the next person. Please give feedback for Skye on this thread or message him or I personally if you would prefer. I am hoping to get these both sent out by the end of the week. Shameless plug, if you are interested in my msicard knife I have for sale I will drop an extra $50.00 off the price if I can ship you 2 knives at once...
here is the descriptions below from Skye as well as a few pictures.
The Tamashii Gyuto and French Chef are the flagship models for my developing production line. This line provides the same precision and quality as my custom work, while being much more affordable. All work is done in house by me.
This pair feature some adjustments to the original batch, namely polished (rather than belt finished) spines and choils, and slightly thinner convex grinds. The next generation will have further adjustments: increasing to 225mm for the french chef, slightly different tip profiles for each, and a 240mm option.
The Tamashii Gyuto is a classic Wa handled gyuto. It is a brushed finish 52100 blade (61hrc) in one of my ~225x55mm profiles. The handle is black linen Micarta with a white G10 frame and spacer.
The French chef is my take on a classic French Chef knife. It features a sculpted western handle in Black linen Micarta with white and black G10 liners and white spacers. The blade is brushed 52100 (61hrc) and measures ~210x50mm.
For both, the handles are shaped in house on my cnc, and then finished and polished by hand. The blades are hand ground with the aid of a radius platen for consistent convexity.