Wow, look what has come in

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Kerneldrop wrote: Thu Feb 22, 2024 10:55 am
You're in luck then if a 170mm AS Bunka works for you.
My mistake; I wasn’t specific. I prefer the Koutetsu bunka … thinner.
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Son of Orca: K5 Carbon Steel Fish Knife

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Crazy, cool name on this one! 8-)
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Takayuki Zangetsu Ginsan Sakimaru 390mm

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390mm of single beveled Japanese stain-less steel. I'm pondering if this is for self defense.... against fish.

Very cool. 8-)
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trancher wrote: Mon May 05, 2025 1:01 pm Takayuki Zangetsu Ginsan Sakimaru 390mm


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390mm of single beveled Japanese stain-less steel. I'm pondering if this is for self defense.... against fish.

Very cool. 8-)
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ronnie_suburban wrote: Mon May 05, 2025 1:17 pm Every once in a while, given my lack of self-control, I'm actually grateful to be a lefty! :lol:
Understand that line of logic here, lol. Being a lefty, calligraphy probably wasn't going to be your true calling either, as slow as some of the inks dry.
Funny fact: Noodler's made a Bernanke Blue to solve that issue. The selling point was that it dries so fast, Bernanke could utilize it to print more dough on the high speed machines. :D
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