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Masakage Reddit. How is the masakage kiri line? I have heard nothing but good things about the quality craftmanship of masakage so. Yuki and koishi both are stainless clad so it'll be an easy way to upkeep. Previous recommendations on knives that. I've had three masakages, sold my koishi gyuto, and all their knife lines are really good. Visited knifewear store, checked out several beautiful nakiris, but this masakage was calling my name, i love that is a bit taller then other. I had a kumo and didn't like it much, but i love my. I've been looking at masakage's mizu, yuki, shimo, and koishi for a new 210mm gyuto. And as someone who’s never thinned a blade before. I have been looking at the 120mm petty as they look very useful. What led you to this particular nakiri? It's just a matter of your preference in aesthetics and budget. With knifewear's sale around the corner, coupled with bonus and tax return season, i'm considering taking the plunge on a masakage zero gyuto. Which did you pass on?

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Which did you pass on? Yuki and koishi both are stainless clad so it'll be an easy way to upkeep. I have heard nothing but good things about the quality craftmanship of masakage so. I had a kumo and didn't like it much, but i love my. I've had three masakages, sold my koishi gyuto, and all their knife lines are really good. What led you to this particular nakiri? And as someone who’s never thinned a blade before. Previous recommendations on knives that. I have been looking at the 120mm petty as they look very useful. With knifewear's sale around the corner, coupled with bonus and tax return season, i'm considering taking the plunge on a masakage zero gyuto.

Masakage Kumo bunka 170mm r/chefknives

Masakage Reddit It's just a matter of your preference in aesthetics and budget. I have heard nothing but good things about the quality craftmanship of masakage so. How is the masakage kiri line? Which did you pass on? With knifewear's sale around the corner, coupled with bonus and tax return season, i'm considering taking the plunge on a masakage zero gyuto. I've had three masakages, sold my koishi gyuto, and all their knife lines are really good. Previous recommendations on knives that. I've been looking at masakage's mizu, yuki, shimo, and koishi for a new 210mm gyuto. It's just a matter of your preference in aesthetics and budget. What led you to this particular nakiri? Visited knifewear store, checked out several beautiful nakiris, but this masakage was calling my name, i love that is a bit taller then other. Yuki and koishi both are stainless clad so it'll be an easy way to upkeep. I had a kumo and didn't like it much, but i love my. And as someone who’s never thinned a blade before. I have been looking at the 120mm petty as they look very useful.

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