Anythingdifferent about sharpening a hunting knife in regards to angles and grit? Someone wants me to sharpen a gift knife for him. It’s SV30 The bevel looks possibly less than a kitchen knife as it comes out of the box
Is there a particular kind of manual saw or sawblade to use when cutting bones for, say, making bone-in ribeyes or pork chops from whole loins? I think a bandsaw would be overkill and a cleaver not precise enough. Regular hacksaw blades work meh. Any suggestions appreciated
Kobayashi Hontan Seikon Professional Yanagiba 300 mm for sale. Purchased two months ago from KKF member who originally got this from EE. He apparently used it sparingly and only stropped it; I have not used it at all. Put a buffalo horn and satinwood right-handed D-handle on. Natural greyish...
Does anyone know of a place in Berlin or Germany that deals with japanese kitchen knives above Shuns or if there are higher end knifemakers who have a brick and mortar store? I am going there to visit a friend who is a great cook, but I don't necessarily want to get him started down the trail...
So now I am being dragged down the road of making my own knives with a LOT of help. Grinding handles to shape is coming along well but it is hard to keep up with cleaning up the dust in my garage-shop. Have a fan to blow and one to suck into a collection bag,, but it is not nearly enough...
This post is more of a feeler rather than a formal offer yet because I don't have a Kramer in hand, but if there is a lot of interest in a Henkels-Kramer 10" carbon guyto for a passaround, I think I can get it going. On the other hand, if there is only weak interest, I would let this one go
Next for your passaround pleasure, a Gesshin Hide 240 mm gyuto in Blue#2. Stiff with no flex, edge retention great. Wa-handled.
If interested, please PM me your mailing address and if you reply to this thread it will stay up longer too.
Usual rules: keep about a week, mail priority...
Would be interested in picking up these knives used for KKF passarounds:
Kramer 10" chefs
Gengetsu gyuto
Mario guyto (a remote chance, I know)
Suisin Inox gyuto
Please PM and send pics if you have a candidate
Kochi Blue#2 steel 240 mm guyto with burnt chestnut handle and kiritsuke tip. Currently out of stock at JKI. In great shape. Box but no saya. Original price $330.
Paypal $250 shipped insured Conus. PM if interested
To all in this community of obsessive-compulsives, a Happy Thanksgiving. I hope the home cooks get to use every knife they own, and I hope the pros don't have to touch theirs
Now up for sale:
270 mm Konosuke HD kiritsuke, lightly used in home. No flaws. $265 shipped CONUS
240 Moritaka guyto. No overgrinds, lightly used. $175
240 Carter suji. Verythin, used sparingly $300
150 Yoshikane SLD "petit guyto" from EE. Never used, very pretty blade $300
Finally got ahold of another Kato for a passaround. If interested, please PM me you address AND whether you would rather try a 240 or a 270
List might need to be limited depending on demand:(
BC
Here is the noob question of all time. Now that I can finely dice an onion in mere seconds, how do I peel the brown skin off quickly from a halved onion without having to take the outermost layer of good onion? Peeling sometimes takes longer that the chopping.