Lee Valley peasant kitchen knife

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Thought I'd give everyone a heads up a bargain performance kitchen knife. Just got this from Lee Valley tools. I am giddy with happiness. It's really well balanced and sharp. I put it in the same category as Opinels and Mora puukkos where they're cheap but just work great for what they are. And that carbon blade is turning a nice blueish patina. Between this, a pair of long and short carbon fillet knives and I got off Ebay from maker Fishing Fool, I've turned to using carbon blades for the kitchen.

http://www.leevalley.com/gifts/page.asp?page=50694&category=4,104,45477&abspage=1&ccurrency=2&SID=
 
they look great....if not for shipping charges, I might want that one for Christmas. should work great for camp kitchen duties....
 
as an aside, I have the Lee valley catalog, and if you're into restoration of an old house, or woodworking, you must have the catalog.
 
I was going to get a couple of them after work today. :D

Who makes a good carbon steel cleaver?
 
I saw the peasant knife in the new catalog and was intrigued. I'll probably end up getting one when my Lee Valley "want list" gets long enough to justify an order.
 
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