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    Question Anyone know what brand this is? {Chef Knife}


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    I have been searching high and low to find out what brand knife this is that Chef Chuck Hughes uses on his show. I am really wanting to get a couple of knives that don't have handles that have to be babied and I like this one but don't know how to find one. I have googled my butt off and have come up with nada. If anyone knows please post up. Thanks

    http://www.cookingchanneltv.com/vide...deo/73073.html

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    have you went to his website? usually they have the knife manufacturer listed.
    I offer professional knife sharpening 40 years of experience, 22 with the paper wheels. $1. per inch for a v edge, $2 for a convex. I sharpen all edges & "Ti" knives, serrations. plus i do regrinds. Check out my website.http://sites.google.com/site/richardjsknives/Home

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    Yikes, if that guy wiped the edge of a sharp knife like that, he'd slice through the rag an cut himself.
    I know nuh-thing.

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    Assuming this quote from Chuck is true, identifying a particular knife is going to be hard:

    "It's the chef it's not the knife. I know chefs are picky about their knives, and so am I, but I have a different take. I am loyal to a company that specializes in loaning out sharp knives to restaurant kitchens. That's right, I don't own my knives. Every week a brand new set of perfectly sharpened knives gets dropped off – it's that easy. Today, Kevin is swing by with my knives and I've decided to have some food ready for him to eat."

    http://www.foodnetwork.ca/ontv/shows...isodeid=240602

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    It looks like a Dexter Russell NSF chef knife. I've never seen one with a green handle. Might be a special edition zombie dispatcher. I can't figure out why the celebrity chef is running the knife backwards on the steel.

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    Well apparently if he has sharpened knives delivered to his door it's probably best that he not sharpen his own knives.

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    Check out Greban knives...that's what this one looks like to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tiguy7 View Post
    It looks like a Dexter Russell NSF chef knife. I've never seen one with a green handle. Might be a special edition zombie dispatcher. I can't figure out why the celebrity chef is running the knife backwards on the steel.
    There are green handled DR chef knives.
    The reason he has his knives delivered on loan and sharpens them backwards is because he's a Celebrity Chef.

    Quote Originally Posted by Liveitloud View Post
    I am really wanting to get a couple of knives that don't have handles that have to be babied and I like this one but don't know how to find one.
    Have a look at Forschner.
    They have a blue microban handle version that is indestructable, and I suspect, far superior in quality to that POS he is demonstrating sharpening.
    I use a 10" Forschner professionally; rosewood handle, sweet cutter, incredible in the hand, about 40 bucks.
    When it wears down a bit I give it away and get out a new one.

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    we have that exact knife in out kitchen, when i go in tonight i will take a look and see what it is.

    that said I can tell you its a cheep knife and i wouldn't recommend it.

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    I dont beleive that guy is a celebrity OR a chef, I mean what kinda mental case wipes his knife off on a rag like that?
    Try that with one of my kitchens knives and I'll show you a guy in the ER

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    Quote Originally Posted by scarysharp View Post
    I dont beleive that guy is a celebrity OR a chef, I mean what kinda mental case wipes his knife off on a rag like that?
    Try that with one of my kitchens knives and I'll show you a guy in the ER
    He probably read "wipe knife on towel" on the script and that's what he came up with.

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    The knife kinda looks like a Mora chef knife. Green handle and ?Scandi grind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by morrowj_98 View Post
    Check out Greban knives...that's what this one looks like to me.

    I believe you are right. richard j. emailed me and said he thought that was what it was. viva I would be interested to know if its the same knife you have.If it's junk, obviously I wouldn't want to invest anything in it no matter how cheap it might be. Just tired of hand washing a Shun everytime I cut something up.

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    My guess is Sani-Safe knives. Restaurants can usually order them through their distributor. Good luck.

    http://www.dexter1818.com/Universal_...ine=SS&Type=12

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maniacal Pete View Post
    Have a look at Forschner.
    They have a blue microban handle version that is indestructable, and I suspect, far superior in quality to that POS he is demonstrating sharpening.
    I use a 10" Forschner professionally; rosewood handle, sweet cutter, incredible in the hand, about 40 bucks.
    When it wears down a bit I give it away and get out a new one.

    pete
    +1

    Forschner is a brand owned by Victorinox, and you know the reputation. I think Victorinox is phasing out Forschner brand and beginning to simply label them as Victorinox. They're inexpensive, but they're very high quality for the money.

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    Quote Originally Posted by viva la View Post
    we have that exact knife in out kitchen, when i go in tonight i will take a look and see what it is.

    that said I can tell you its a cheep knife and i wouldn't recommend it.
    viva la did you ever get a chance to check on that knife?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Liveitloud View Post
    viva la did you ever get a chance to check on that knife?
    the one we have looks just like that one, and it is a low quality no name kind of "house" knife. The kind that a guy comes and pics up and drops off newly sharpened ones each week. They are crap TBH.

    If you want a decent chefs knife I can send you a link to a website and give you some advise, just shoot me a PM or an email.

    As far as the video and sharpening the blade then wiping it on a towel...its more or less the same way as I was shown, and my chefs knives are about as sharp as you will get a chefs knife.

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    Thanks I appreciate you checking. I have some pretty decent knives. Was just looking for something I could throw in the washer and not have to hand wash that were of good quality. Think I will pass on these for sure.

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    Mundial makes knives with that color of handle along with just about any other shade you might like. I think F. Dick does to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sidehill Gouger View Post
    Mundial makes knives with that color of handle along with just about any other shade you might like. I think F. Dick does to.
    Thanks Sidehill I will check those out for sure!

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