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Discussion in 'The Kitchen Knife' started by Antonio, Feb 20, 2014.

  1. XooMG

    XooMG Founding Member

    Nothing says, "I trust your sharpening skills" like white paper #1; nothing says, "I think you're responsible" like stainless. :)
     
  2. I love the HD2 as a slicer, don't think I'd like it as a gyuoto though.
    But as a slicer I do like it, a lot.

     
  3. There's a few 3mm of responsibility on there
     
  4. Payton...
    Can you dumb it down for me:Dave
    What kind of condition is your 150mm nashiji?
    I've had to deal with his stainless and it's work.
    Like you, I'm quite fond of the steel, and thinking
    of ordering the 150mm.
     
  5. Just received this beast from Ariel Elias Salaverria (AES).

    made of 1010/304 Stainless steel with a 52100 core.

    Total length 18.03'', edge 12.12'', heel 2.04'', spine at the heel 0.28'', tip 0.85mm, weight 494 gr.
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    Souli
     
  6. It's a great little knife it's taller than I expected which I'm very happy about haven't found which angle works with it yet but it stays sharp through out the day I'm very happy with the knife overall I would
    recommend it
     
  7. New arrival:

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    Came with a companion suji, but didn't get a photo of it yet.
     
  8. Spaz

    Spaz Founding Member

    Newest toy. Masakage Koishi 240mm Gyuto.

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  9. Lucretia

    Lucretia Founding Member

    Nice!
     
  10. Been an awful long time since I bought a new knife, so decided it was time. Impressed with the F&F of this Masakage.

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  11. Jim

    Jim Old Curmudgeon Founding Member


    Woo! That's a nice
     
  12. Jeffery Hunter

    Jeffery Hunter Founding Member

    Those are a couple of nice Masakage you guys got. Initial thoughts? Two guys, two different lines of theirs,
     
  13. Yes - both very nice!
     
  14. I hate, hate hate kurouchi finishes which is one of the reasons I went with the Yuki. I'm quite impressed with the knife. Rounded choil, perfect fit between the handle and ferrule, very thin behind the edge. The tip in particular is really nice. I used to be a "give me blue steel or give me death" kind of guy, but I am liking white steel more and more.
     
  15. Spaz

    Spaz Founding Member

    Love the Koishi. Has an excellent grind and the F&F is very good. Knife flows through food with ease, no noticeable wedging. Can feel a slight drag on the KU finish but nothing that is drastic. Food release is excellent. Nice solid feeling knife and begs to be used. It's definitely a keeper!
     
  16. XooMG

    XooMG Founding Member

    Which Masakage was this one?

     
  17. a few years late to the party, actually many years. first Takeda. I went for a mioroshi, being that it has no flex and is thick by design it dodges two of Takeda's trademark problems right off.
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  18. bieniek

    bieniek Founding Member

    The one Spaz posted.
     
  19. Haburn 210mm Gyuto from the group buy!
    Got man flu so I am flat out on the sofa shivering and haven't had the chance to scare all the veggies in the fridge with it!!

    Very pleased with the look and feel of it and the F&F is superb, also Ian is great maker to deal with:)

    A few very quick pics for now, I will do some proper pics when the man flu has gone:D
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  20. cheflarge

    cheflarge Founding Member

    Very nice........ :cool: Love the numbered plaque, nice touch.
     

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