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  1. JoBone

    Yoshikazu Tanaka House Brand Sharpener?

    That looks like one from Hatsukokoro and they do not disclose the sharpener. I believe the sharpener may change, but at one time it was a well respected sharpener who had officially retired.
  2. JoBone

    Replacing handle scales on a western handle

    Looks great! I nicked the heel on one of mine, so I now use a felt lined blade guard instead of tape to protect the blade.
  3. JoBone

    WTS Tetsujin and Nakagawa Ginsan

    I recently received a nice shipment of Tetsujin Ukiba and Nakagawa ginsan gyutos. Remember there is a 10% discount for KKF using code SugiKKF Tetsujin sharpened by Myojin Sugi Cutlery - Tetsujin Nakagawa sharpened by Morihiro’s Sugi Cutlery Nakagawa My handle selection is low, feel free to...
  4. JoBone

    First good knife: Watanabe Pro Nakiri 165mm

    Great knife, I use mine daily. I also have the 180mm but find the 165 to be more useful.
  5. JoBone

    Show us your sticks (finished handle projects)...

    Epoxy will come off with acetone. Take your time with the handle, it may take a couple tries to get it right. I only use gflex, but it’s pricey unless you are doing multiple handles. Other epoxies may work just as well.
  6. JoBone

    Daily Knife Pics. Any Knife. Join In!

    Nice combo
  7. JoBone

    Show us your sticks (finished handle projects)...

    Use Gflex and rough up the g10 like this.
  8. JoBone

    Show us your sticks (finished handle projects)...

    Nice handle, looks like Zebrawood, sure it’s Ziricote? This is Ziricote with a zebrawood ferrule Zebrawood has nice variations
  9. JoBone

    Rehandle recommendations CONUS

    Wa or western handle? Is it too long or is the circumference too big? Both can be corrected for a wa handle, but there is risk involved. Fixing it may be a cheaper option and it keeps the knife in line with the original intent.
  10. JoBone

    SOLD Handles - rejects for cosmetic flaws

    Sale pending, let me sort through the DMs to ensure it’s first come first serve
  11. JoBone

    SOLD Handles - rejects for cosmetic flaws

    Rosewood is for a 240 - length: 139mm. Cherry for 165-210 - length 131mm
  12. JoBone

    SOLD Handles - unfinished

    I was teaching someone how to make handles. Just as he was getting the hang of it, he stole some really nice knives from me. I thought of throwing them in the garbage, but I hope someone will make the most of them. Price $25 includes shipping to CONUS 1) olive and ziricote 2) ash, wenge and...
  13. JoBone

    SOLD Handles - rejects for cosmetic flaws

    These two handles have cosmetic flaws. Price $25 include CONUS shipping 1) Honduran rosewood and buffalo horn - horn flaw is cosmetic, I doubt it will be an issue. Turn it to the bottom of the knife and you have a very comfortable high quality rosewood, 2) Cherry and katalox - Cosmetic flaw...
  14. JoBone

    SOLD Project handles - rejects batch 2

    Let’s clear all of these out. I’m almost embarrassed to show these 2. In both cases the metal spacer shifted and I sanded into the cut out hole. They will take more work, but could be a fun project for someone learning how to make handles. Price $25 - covers shipping to CONUS 1) stabilized...
  15. JoBone

    SOLD Project handles - rejects

    Sale pending
  16. JoBone

    SOLD Project handles - rejects

    I am cleaning out my office and found these 3 faulty handles that I made years ago. They are not good enough to sell as new, but I think they will be a good set for someone who wants a project. Price is $25 for all which covers CONUS shipping and the time it takes to write this up. 1)...
  17. JoBone

    Handles are fun!

    Nice!
  18. JoBone

    Best wood/material for kitchen knife handles and why

    The popularity of ho wood has always fascinated me. Why is it used over other woods? I hear light weight, stays grippy when wet…. While both are true, I wonder if the reasons are more practical like: easy to source, not imported, cheap and easy to burn the tang in. If hickory was fast...
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