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Santoku Knife for Mincing Slicing and Dicing Vegetables - 9-5/16" - Damascus - Unfinished Kit Reviews

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GM From GAINESVILLE
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This was my first foray into high end knife making. It was pretty easy once I got going. I used Ipe scales (given to me from my brother in law). Rather than use the rivets, I used mosaic pins that I also bought from Woodcraft. They worked well, but if you need to expand the holes, be advised that the metal is very hard, and you'll need diamond Dremel-type bits to grind away the metal. The knife is razor sharp and the Damascus steel is beautiful. I've been using my knife for about 6 months now, and it's finally getting to the point where it'll need to be sharpened or honed. It's my go-to knife in the kitchen these days. I'll be giving the 2nd one I made to the person who gave me the scales for Xmas, and I'm sure he'll love it.
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Posted 5 years ago
DY From Murfreesboro
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I've made 3 knifes with this Santoku blank, and each one turned out rather well. Use pins and do not bother with the rivets (1/4" mosaic pins look really nice). The VG-10 steel is excellent and sharpens very well at an 11 degree bevel; the Damascus layering is traditional (which is my preference) and matches well with hardwood scales. As a culinary knife, it sharpens nicely, cuts wonderfully, and holds its edge; is tops in our kitchen. This knife makes an excellent functional and/or ornamental gift (I made one for a Japanese friend, using Jack Daniels barrel scales, and he loves it).
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Posted 6 years ago
BB From Magnolia
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Bolsters weren't square so I had to spend some time filing them. Nice knife in the end.
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Posted 8 years ago