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  1. Jville

    What is this wood blank?

    So I guess you were right. Supposedly it is not dyed.
  2. Jville

    What is this wood blank?

    The maker originally said he forgot, but is now confident that it is spalted maple.
  3. Jville

    What is this wood blank?

    Does anyone know what the highlighted wood on the top right is?
  4. Jville

    Knife to get stuff done

    Takeda cleavers are shiznit for bulk onions and great all rounders imho, but absolute champions of bulk onion prep. I have 3 my favorite for bulk onions is my small curvy profile AS classic.
  5. Jville

    Paper Towel Challenge

    Video or it never happened 😄.
  6. Jville

    WTS Red Flags on BST

    Let it be noted. I always put notes.
  7. Jville

    TF Chronicles

    Unless your are TF, you cannot not be a TF. It’s like if you chop up a shig and totally regrind it inspired by Toyama. It’s no longer a shig.
  8. Jville

    Flipper alert

    Every once in the while, I just like to say flippers suck. That is all. Bye now.
  9. Jville

    Been a while since we had a Cleaver chat.

    Looks great, what’s the steel?
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    Knife findings

    Gibberish
  11. Jville

    Media YouTube Knuckleheads

    He has the words mixed up on his shirt.
  12. Jville

    Been a while since we had a Cleaver chat.

    But, but according to the founder of the Chef Panko fan club it’s the only cleaver necessary everything else is just excessive 😅😂🤣. Nah, most people aren’t blown away by the shibazi around here, except that one guy. I can’t remember his name, but everyone knows who I’m talking about, including...
  13. Jville

    Teddy's Timber Giveaway- Konosuke FM

    Super cool, I’m in and will follow.
  14. Jville

    Stiffest thin knives you ever used

    Monosteel has always felt stiffer when it’s a thin blade than thin San Mai blades. Plenty of stiff thicker San Mai blades. Takeda is an extreme example of a thin flimsy San Mai blade, not saying they are all like that. But still a good example.
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