affectionately dubbed the "timkeda" by the customer
Its a beast modeled after the 26cs chef knife pass around. The customer wanted the same general shape and geometry but with the added height and length.
I think it looks good Graydon took care of the Wa handle and the ferrule cap.
Yes, I will make more! lmk. Ive still time for a couple more customs in time for christmas.
edit: its a lower quality image, assure you the edge and spine of knife are not jagged as in the photo
almost finished monster 240mm+ by 64mm blade
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almost finished monster 240mm+ by 64mm blade
Tim Johnson
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Oxford, MA
“In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s there are few”
--s. suzuki
Web: http://www.timothyjohnsonknives.com
Email: tim@blackstoneknife.com
Instagram: @timostheos
Re: almost finished monster 240mm+ by 64mm blade
Among other duties it will be breaking down 40lb,s of Pork Belly and 40lb of Chicken Breasts weekly. Taking over the Duty from my Shiro Kamo 240mm Gyuto.
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Re: almost finished monster 240mm+ by 64mm blade
I’m intrigued by the other blade with the fascinating clad line. It looks like the output of a spectrograph.timos wrote: ↑Tue Sep 12, 2023 2:43 pm affectionately dubbed the "timkeda" by the customer
Its a beast modeled after the 26cs chef knife pass around. The customer wanted the same general shape and geometry but with the added height and length.
I think it looks good Graydon took care of the Wa handle and the ferrule cap.
Yes, I will make more! lmk. Ive still time for a couple more customs in time for christmas.
edit: its a lower quality image, assure you the edge and spine of knife are not jagged as in the photo
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