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This is my latest chef’s knife made out of 1095 which was quenched to 66 Rockwell and then tempered back to 60.5 Rockwell. It takes a really great edge and is hair shaving sharp.
The dark handle material is desert Ironwood and the lighter wood is Cuamaru (Brazilian Teak) sanded up to 2000 grit in progressive steps and then coated Tung Oil.
Being recently retired I was going to try and sell a few knives online on this site starting with this one but I like it so much I think I will keep this one and also I want to check out its performance. I hope it’s okay to ask this here because I do have a membership that allows me to use the Knifemaker for sale area but I was wondering if anybody thinks this thing would be worth $200 because I would really have to charge that much to make it worth my while; I guess I am a slow knife maker, LOL. Any opinions appreciated.
The dark handle material is desert Ironwood and the lighter wood is Cuamaru (Brazilian Teak) sanded up to 2000 grit in progressive steps and then coated Tung Oil.
Being recently retired I was going to try and sell a few knives online on this site starting with this one but I like it so much I think I will keep this one and also I want to check out its performance. I hope it’s okay to ask this here because I do have a membership that allows me to use the Knifemaker for sale area but I was wondering if anybody thinks this thing would be worth $200 because I would really have to charge that much to make it worth my while; I guess I am a slow knife maker, LOL. Any opinions appreciated.
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