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Yangdu

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15 inch 20 ounce BAS by Rajkumar. Horn handle. First time buyer welcome at $100 even.

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18 inch 20 ounce Hanshe by Lok Kami. Water buffalo horn handle. One more addition to your collection at $125. *SOLD*

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15 inch 19 ounce Gelbu special by Rajkumar. Asare wood wood handle. Excellent investment at $95.

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14.5 inch 22 ounce villager fit and finish chiruwa Ang Khola by Keshar Lal. Satisal wood handle. Field sharp rig for $120.

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Agreed it does look pretty but I prefer wood. Have a horn handled BDC and while it looks nice I much prefer the feel of a wood handle
 
pyro_1 said:
Agreed it does look pretty but I prefer wood. Have a horn handled BDC and while it looks nice I much prefer the feel of a wood handle
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if you work all day with a knife, cutting cane or something like that, i find a smooth horn handle can be softer on the hands.
but wood gives a stronger rougher grip, which can give you blisters if you are cutting all day long.

depends on what you need the knife for. strong grip for short time, or work all day with no blisters.

that being said, i still prefer wood, but i love my horn knives. Especially for processing food because the clean up is an easy a wipedown.
 
I would'a scooped that hanshe if I were not so broke. I do have a nice wood handle one thats a slight bit heavier.
 
Hearty, har, har :rolleyes: That would be cool though, I would just want to take the edge off first! Somebody tried that once...only once:

[video=youtube;51wVDicIm5s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51wVDicIm5s[/video]
 
kookery said:
Hearty, har, har :rolleyes: That would be cool though, I would just want to take the edge off first! Somebody tried that once...only once:

[video=youtube;51wVDicIm5s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51wVDicIm5s[/video]
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That kid had skills though, and I always thought looked strikingly like an little elderly British actress who's works escape me at the moment.
 
I know I'm still new around here, but I can't wait to see Yangdu's next post. And the next one, and the next one...
 
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