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Good evening friends, here are two kitchen tools I have just finished up today, which I'm very excited to share! For one it's been a long time since I've made anything in 1084, and thought it was overdue. And something in AEB-L is always nice, and I though I'd dress it up in a tuxedo of sorts this time.
Please note that as I am posting this late Saturday and am closed on Sundays, I will respond to any inquiries that I see before about 11:50 pm EST, and will be replying again Monday. Please don't mind the glue on my fingers in the pics... Thank you!
And with no further achoo(!), here they are:
1084 EDChef
Specs
Steel: 3/32" 1084, 59-60 RC
Geometry: Full flat, near zero grind, ~15° per side primary edge, 20° microbevel, .012" behind the edge
Overall Length: 7 3/4"
Cutting Edge Length: 3 3/4"
Weight: 4 oz
Handle: Black paper Micarta scales, orange G10 liners, copper tubes
Special features: Radiused spine for comfort appropriate to kitchen cutlery
Sheath: No sheath, or add black Boltaron taco sheath for $15, or orange Kydex taco sheath for $25. Pancake not recommended for this design.
Price is $105, via PayPal G&S to the email address I will provide in private messaging (not the one in my sig). Includes tracked and insured expedited North America shipping. I will ship internationally at buyer's expense. First "I'll take it" gets priority.
AEB-LSlicer/Boning Knife Tuxedo Slicer
Specs
Steel: 3/32" AEB-L, 62-63 RC
Geometry: Full flat, near zero grind, ~15° per side primary edge, 20° microbevel, .012" behind the edge
Overall Length: 11"
Cutting Edge Length: 5 3/4"
Weight: 5.4 oz
Handle: OD linen Micarta, white and black G10 liners, brass tubes and white G10 central pin. Experienced afis know G10 tends to make a knife a bit heavier, but I carved a hollow into the inside of these liners which noticeably lightens the entire package. This knife definitely feels "too light" for its size and I love it!
Special features: Radiused spine for comfort appropriate to kitchen cutlery
Sheath: No sheath, or add black Boltaron or White Kydex sheath for $15, choice of taco or pancake
SOLD
Thanks for looking!
Please note that as I am posting this late Saturday and am closed on Sundays, I will respond to any inquiries that I see before about 11:50 pm EST, and will be replying again Monday. Please don't mind the glue on my fingers in the pics... Thank you!
And with no further achoo(!), here they are:
1084 EDChef
Specs
Steel: 3/32" 1084, 59-60 RC
Geometry: Full flat, near zero grind, ~15° per side primary edge, 20° microbevel, .012" behind the edge
Overall Length: 7 3/4"
Cutting Edge Length: 3 3/4"
Weight: 4 oz
Handle: Black paper Micarta scales, orange G10 liners, copper tubes
Special features: Radiused spine for comfort appropriate to kitchen cutlery
Sheath: No sheath, or add black Boltaron taco sheath for $15, or orange Kydex taco sheath for $25. Pancake not recommended for this design.
Price is $105, via PayPal G&S to the email address I will provide in private messaging (not the one in my sig). Includes tracked and insured expedited North America shipping. I will ship internationally at buyer's expense. First "I'll take it" gets priority.
AEB-L
Specs
Steel: 3/32" AEB-L, 62-63 RC
Geometry: Full flat, near zero grind, ~15° per side primary edge, 20° microbevel, .012" behind the edge
Overall Length: 11"
Cutting Edge Length: 5 3/4"
Weight: 5.4 oz
Handle: OD linen Micarta, white and black G10 liners, brass tubes and white G10 central pin. Experienced afis know G10 tends to make a knife a bit heavier, but I carved a hollow into the inside of these liners which noticeably lightens the entire package. This knife definitely feels "too light" for its size and I love it!
Special features: Radiused spine for comfort appropriate to kitchen cutlery
Sheath: No sheath, or add black Boltaron or White Kydex sheath for $15, choice of taco or pancake
SOLD
Thanks for looking!
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