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Good day, my fellow mutants knife nerds!
Stuff for sale.
APROPOS:
Preferred payment methods:
All of these knives are essentially brand-new. They've at most processed an onion and carrot or two, sometimes a tomato or two. Now they just sit in their packaging and for most of them, that's been the case for months now.
Time for them to actually be used.
1. SOLDXerxes ($1,100) (touched up):
2. Hangler ($800) (touched up):
3. Andrea Lisch (paid $1,500, asking $1,340) (touched up):
7" chef's knife, feather Damascus, ironwood handle. This knife is the most used knife I own, and that's not saying much. I've had it for close to two years and it has probably 3-4 hours' board time at most. It has a patina. I posted pics of it at the bottom of this thread:
4. SOLD:LaSeur ($565):
5. Loftus (£460.00 -> ~$620):
This knife arrived with a chip at the heel. I contacted Holly about getting it fixed, which she was more than happy to do. She was traveling a lot and provided me an address to ship to, but I ended up not doing so. So the heel damage is still there. Happy to provide pics of it.
Appearance-wise, the blade and profile look like this one. It's ~200mm, Folded Iron Chef Knife with Bog Yew is the title of the product in my receipt:
6. Heldqvist (3,944.46 SEK -> $400.00) (touched up):
7. SOLDOliver Märtens ($490: bought this due to Kamon sharing Märtens's story. He basically said price-wise it was legalized robbery, so I bought it. Haha. Corey Dunlap said it has the thinnest forged blade he'd ever seen) (touched up):
8. Henry Hyde ($540):
216mm workhorse-lite (3rd from left):
9. Birch & Bevel ($390: blade forged by Späre, 250mm, carbon gyuto) (touched up):
Please let me know if you have any questions!
Stuff for sale.
APROPOS:
Preferred payment methods:
- Zelle
- If this doesn't work, let me know which one(s) do for you. I prefer not using PayPal, but if I must, we can talk about it.
- Bazes
- Halcyon
- Kippington
- Milan
- Yanick
All of these knives are essentially brand-new. They've at most processed an onion and carrot or two, sometimes a tomato or two. Now they just sit in their packaging and for most of them, that's been the case for months now.
Time for them to actually be used.
1. SOLD
2. Hangler ($800) (touched up):
3. Andrea Lisch (paid $1,500, asking $1,340) (touched up):
7" chef's knife, feather Damascus, ironwood handle. This knife is the most used knife I own, and that's not saying much. I've had it for close to two years and it has probably 3-4 hours' board time at most. It has a patina. I posted pics of it at the bottom of this thread:
4. SOLD:
5. Loftus (£460.00 -> ~$620):
This knife arrived with a chip at the heel. I contacted Holly about getting it fixed, which she was more than happy to do. She was traveling a lot and provided me an address to ship to, but I ended up not doing so. So the heel damage is still there. Happy to provide pics of it.
- For whatever reason, the link to that knife is no longer live on her site from what I can tell:
https://www.loftusknives.com/product-page/folded-iron-chef-knife-with-bog-yew
Appearance-wise, the blade and profile look like this one. It's ~200mm, Folded Iron Chef Knife with Bog Yew is the title of the product in my receipt:
6. Heldqvist (3,944.46 SEK -> $400.00) (touched up):
7. SOLD
8. Henry Hyde ($540):
216mm workhorse-lite (3rd from left):
9. Birch & Bevel ($390: blade forged by Späre, 250mm, carbon gyuto) (touched up):
Please let me know if you have any questions!
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