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following on from mikes knife handle thread i thought id start a show us your knives thread

 

On my last trip back to new zealand i picked up a new hunting knife made by a guy from dunedin. its got a pressure treated sweet chestnut handle that requires no oiling. its small enough for the small game i hunt in the uk, but also used it to butcher a deer and pig in new zealand

 

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I had this made for my wife on our 10th anniversary. It's a Japanese Santoku chef's knife made by Yoshikane and the blade is in stainless damascus steel (makume).

 

Alec

 

You must love your wife very much, and more importantly in this case trust her too!:lol:

 

that is a work of art:thumbup1:

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You must love your wife very much, and more importantly in this case trust her too!:lol:

 

that is a work of art:thumbup1:

 

Well, it was our anniversary last year, and I still haven't had any bits sliced off, so all's well so far:biggrin:

 

I think the quality of workmanship of the Japanese master smiths is second to none. It's a whole culture of doing things absolutely the best way possible for quality, rather than handle-turning mass production, and it shows.

 

Alec

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