BenR.T.
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Hey everyone! It's been a while since I have had time to make chef knife but I was able to squeeze this one in. It is my very first Wa handle, and I am very pleased with how it came out. Thanks to Mareko Maumasi and Ian Rogers for the pointers! The handle is Stabilized Oregon maple burl, bias cut micarta and copper. The balance point is right on the ricasso.
The blade on this one is CPM 3v, my all time favorite. While not a true stainless, it is very stain resistant and should be a perfect steel in the kitchen. It has a scotch brite belt finish which should aid in food release. The spine and choil are nicely rounded and polished and it is very comfortable in a pinch grip.
Here are the specs.
OAL - 13.9" (353mm)
Blade - tip to handle 8.7" (220mm)
Steel - CPM 3v at 61rc - Proper HT done by myself including Liquid nitrogen cryo.
Handle - 5.25"- Stabilized Oregon maple burl, copper and bias cut micarta
Comes with padded/zippered case
Price - $695 + $13 Priority Insured shipping
Paypal or postal money order preferred.
https://www.paypal.me/BRTBladeworks
The blade on this one is CPM 3v, my all time favorite. While not a true stainless, it is very stain resistant and should be a perfect steel in the kitchen. It has a scotch brite belt finish which should aid in food release. The spine and choil are nicely rounded and polished and it is very comfortable in a pinch grip.
Here are the specs.
OAL - 13.9" (353mm)
Blade - tip to handle 8.7" (220mm)
Steel - CPM 3v at 61rc - Proper HT done by myself including Liquid nitrogen cryo.
Handle - 5.25"- Stabilized Oregon maple burl, copper and bias cut micarta
Comes with padded/zippered case
Price - $695 + $13 Priority Insured shipping
Paypal or postal money order preferred.
https://www.paypal.me/BRTBladeworks