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When Sakai Kikumori talks about nihonko … that isn’t the same thing as SK steel … is it? Confused
This is from Bernal, take it for what its worth.

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Even less from Sakai Kikumori

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It's supposed to be tough it was very sharp ootb someone put a good edge on it. Surprised for such a inexpensive blade. Cutting protein started bluish patina, but also had a few brown spots peeling melons & pineapple. Forced a patina for protection. At work new knives would form patina quickly cutting anything & everything for hours a day never worried about rust. Just wash warm soapy water & dry completely end of shift. Home use different. I actually oil some knives that might not be used for days at a time. It's a great pineapple peeler.
 
This should be on unpopular opinions. High hrt is touted as desirable in kitchen knives. I used Stainless & Softer carbon cleavers chopping chicken for cold ginger chicken platters for banquets. Softer carbon steel will dent instead of chip or Crack with harder steels. It is much easier to sharpen vs soft stainless steel. My K Sabatier is 56-57 mono carbon does this mean it's a junk blade hardly it's a do anything workhorse that will take a very sharp edge on couple stones. Also carbon tool steel has added toughness. Toughness is also good in kitchen knives Magnacut for example.
 
Browsing the upcoming garage sale from knifewear and i won't lie, i'm so tempted by this one. The handle combo + colours on the blade are awesome

Episode 15 Drool GIF by The Simpsons


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Anyway ShiHan is now offering slots in Apex Ultra
Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; For You are with me; Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me 😰
 
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