paranoia_bro
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That's pretty cool! Ideally some day I can snag one of them. I love the balance of the aestheticsHaha! Yeah, one of the guys who set it up is a friend.
That's pretty cool! Ideally some day I can snag one of them. I love the balance of the aestheticsHaha! Yeah, one of the guys who set it up is a friend.
Thanks!Looks like a boldric 6 pocket knife roll
They're great knives. And I'm with you- certainly some of the best looking out there too (for my tastes).That's pretty cool! Ideally some day I can snag one of them. I love the balance of the aesthetics
Boldric 6 from MTC Kitchen. The knife in question is a Yoshimi Kato AS Nashiji 210mm Gyuto with a “Orange Creamsicle” PiBrid Handle made from wood and resin. I asked Jody (the maker from Pie Cutlery) what kind of wood but never got a definitive answer.Where did you get the bag? Also What's the knife in the middle, very interesting handle
Thank you!Boldric 6 from MTC Kitchen. The knife in question is a Yoshimi Kato AS Nashiji 210mm Gyuto with a “Orange Creamsicle” PiBrid Handle made from wood and resin. I asked Jody (the maker from Pie Cutlery) what kind of wood but never got a definitive answer.
What knife is that? And is it really made from Tamagahane?
It's a Kyoto-"Tamahagane" gyuto made by Kataoka, and it's made of VG-5 with the damascus-style laminate.What knife is that? And is it really made from Tamagahane?
I thought it was made from real tamahagane, which I’d never seen before in a kitchen knife! I was going to be very covetous.It's a Kyoto-"Tamahagane" gyuto made by Kataoka, and it's made of VG-5 with the damascus-style laminate.
Buy this one...I thought it was made from real tamahagane, which I’d never seen before in a kitchen knife! I was going to be very covetous.
WOW!!! That’s just simply a work of art. I might have to sell one of my kidneys....Buy this one...
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Selling a bunch of knives, since I could use some money for other projects. Knives are located in Germany, but I wont mind shipping worldwide. Hiromune Takaba Miyabi 250 Gyuto Made by the swordsmith Hiromune Takaba out of Tamahagane steel. Honestly a piece of art and japanese history. I...www.kitchenknifeforums.com
Haha, then you can cut 4 sashimi in 1 move
I have and use that exact same box! Love it.Found this on YouTube:
Yo Chef Al - I'm sure Randy could figure out a carving fork, spat &/or spoon if you need them ... they seem very sad and lonely among all that HHH deliciousness!!! All the best brother!HHH Custom Knives:
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