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Kitchen knife
Getting better at kitchen knifes. Grind on this one is way better. Doesn’t feel like your cutting with an axe. 154 CM with Thuya Burl and copper pins.
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That copper pins really set the Thuya off, looks good together. Nice looking knife.
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Looking good!
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Looks very good. The handle sets it off.
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Chef's knives are used for cutting meat, dicing vegetables, disjointing some cuts, slicing herbs, and chopping nuts, but there are a number of different varieties for separate purposes, including carving, slicing and bread knives for specific ingredients
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That is a really nice looking knife - is that what's called a "petty chef"?
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This is the best MAC MTH-80 Professional Series 8-inch Chef's Knife with Dimples
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Looks very good. The handle sets it off. |
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