Kanpeki Knife Set ($1,300 for under $230)

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Fife wrote:Iunno.... 50 year guarantee. Seems legit.

Do you see any thirty year old Ginsu knives being sold on Ebay that still hold an edge?
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folded steel one thousand times like samurai sword
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Take it from a chef.....never buy a knife without trying it first. The most money I ever spent on a knife was for a Japanese Global. I had to stop using it eventually as it was so uncomfortable and gave me a painful callous.
Great steel - crap knife.
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Speaker to Animals wrote:Niigata is a place, man. I am sure shitty steel is being made in Niigata. Japanese steel ain't all that great, son.

If it were good steel, they'd tell you what it is.
Congratulations, you figured out a knife kind was named after a place. Oy...

So I guess the Bowie Knife is shit because it's named after a person? Seriously, I could eat alphabet soup and shit out a better response than you come up with at times.
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Montegriffo wrote:Take it from a chef.....never buy a knife without trying it first. The most money I ever spent on a knife was for a Japanese Global. I had to stop using it eventually as it was so uncomfortable and gave me a painful callous.
Great steel - crap knife.
I've used some crappy hilted knives in the past myself, I know what you mean. These don't look so bad though, they actually look like they would function well in a person't hand.
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My God you are such a rube.
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Speaker to Animals wrote:My God you are such a rube.
I'll take that as a compliment since my grandfather was a Mountaineer.
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The Conservative wrote:
Montegriffo wrote:Take it from a chef.....never buy a knife without trying it first. The most money I ever spent on a knife was for a Japanese Global. I had to stop using it eventually as it was so uncomfortable and gave me a painful callous.
Great steel - crap knife.
I've used some crappy hilted knives in the past myself, I know what you mean. These don't look so bad though, they actually look like they would function well in a person't hand.
TBH those handles look a little small which is true of Globals as well. Also $220 is not cheap for 3 knives if they turn out to be crap, Just make sure you can send them back if you don't like them.
I don't think you can go too far wrong with Victorinox for a fraction of the price.
https://www.victorinox.com/uk/en/Produc ... chenKnives
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I have to side with StA on this one. I looked at that site and nowhere do they say what kind of steel they use. When it comes to steel there is no old traditional technique that produces steel of the same quality as modern industrial methods do. You can fold it a bazillion times and it makes no difference.
It's a scam or perhaps just marketing that aims to make ignorant people feel good about the product.
Looks good though.

Here's some great deals on Fällkniven's kitchen knives. Laminated VG10, broad tang, convex edge. You can't get a better blade.

https://www.knifecenter.com/kc_new/stor ... a=kitchen&
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Hastur wrote:
Here's some great deals on Fällkniven's kitchen knives. Laminated VG10, broad tang, convex edge. You can't get a better blade.

https://www.knifecenter.com/kc_new/stor ... a=kitchen&
That 7" chefs knife with the curly birch handle is awesome looking.
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