JV Knives
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Hello friends 
Hope you all are having a great weekend! I present my latest chef piece for your consideration
This 8” bladed chef is a very thin and sharp tool that will quickly become a kitchen favorite. AEBL stainless steel is hardened to over 60 Rockwell C and full flat ground to 0.015” before finishing at 15 deg/side for the micro bevel. The spine is right at 0.1” above the choil. This knife is strong enough for hard prep, and slicey enough to make it a pleasure to work with.
Scales are food safe black acrylic with subtle metal flakes. Pins are mosaic and the red g10 liners bring some pop all bonded with West Systems toughened epoxy. I have rounded the choil, chamfered the rear tip, and added pinch grip divots to keep you slicing/chopping in comfort.
$168 PayPal FF gets this one delivered to your door in the lower 48. I’ll consider trades for USA made stainless flippers and autos.
Thank you
for reviewing my work and as always, questions and comments encouraged. Pics below and sorry, terrible knife maker’s hands 
John
JV Knives
Hope you all are having a great weekend! I present my latest chef piece for your consideration
This 8” bladed chef is a very thin and sharp tool that will quickly become a kitchen favorite. AEBL stainless steel is hardened to over 60 Rockwell C and full flat ground to 0.015” before finishing at 15 deg/side for the micro bevel. The spine is right at 0.1” above the choil. This knife is strong enough for hard prep, and slicey enough to make it a pleasure to work with.
Scales are food safe black acrylic with subtle metal flakes. Pins are mosaic and the red g10 liners bring some pop
all bonded with West Systems toughened epoxy. I have rounded the choil, chamfered the rear tip, and added pinch grip divots to keep you slicing/chopping in comfort. $168 PayPal FF gets this one delivered to your door in the lower 48. I’ll consider trades for USA made stainless flippers and autos.
Thank you
for reviewing my work and as always, questions and comments encouraged. Pics below and sorry, terrible knife maker’s hands John
JV Knives
