bearhippo
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Specs:
298 grams
Heel height ~ 58mm
Blade length from heel ~ 243mm
5mm at the heel, ~3mm midpoint, tapers down to about 1mm (1cm before the tip)
I’ve been debating whether I should move on from this since it’s one of the best all-around J-knife packages (for the price) IMO. However, I have been tapering down in the hobby and as such, it doesn't make sense for me to keep this; especially given that I have had a crazy workhorse custom in the works.
Per Maxim, these will not be in stock again for another year.
Used about a handful of times in a home-only environment and has been leather stropped but not sharpened. I slapped on a natural finish (JNAT + uchigumori fingerstone) on the lower bevels.
Note: The backside (non-kanji) has some additional funk (for the lack of a better word) above the lower bevels. (I screwed around with another finishing-level fingerstone and was curious how it would’ve looked… no lower grit stones were used as I did not want to do something that would’ve required extensive work - e.g. super deep scratches - to fix.)
Paid about $515 after conversion fees, pricing for a quick sale @ $460 shipped CONUS.
298 grams
Heel height ~ 58mm
Blade length from heel ~ 243mm
5mm at the heel, ~3mm midpoint, tapers down to about 1mm (1cm before the tip)
I’ve been debating whether I should move on from this since it’s one of the best all-around J-knife packages (for the price) IMO. However, I have been tapering down in the hobby and as such, it doesn't make sense for me to keep this; especially given that I have had a crazy workhorse custom in the works.
Per Maxim, these will not be in stock again for another year.
Used about a handful of times in a home-only environment and has been leather stropped but not sharpened. I slapped on a natural finish (JNAT + uchigumori fingerstone) on the lower bevels.
Note: The backside (non-kanji) has some additional funk (for the lack of a better word) above the lower bevels. (I screwed around with another finishing-level fingerstone and was curious how it would’ve looked… no lower grit stones were used as I did not want to do something that would’ve required extensive work - e.g. super deep scratches - to fix.)
Paid about $515 after conversion fees, pricing for a quick sale @ $460 shipped CONUS.
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