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what about something like this
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... K:MEWAX:IT Now I see alot of stuff on ebay lot's of vintage carbon steel like this http://cgi.ebay.com/SUPERB-Vintage-Saba ... 43a2dfbfd5 I can see the difference in quality and I know nothing about vintage Kitchen cutlery as far as what names are what. I go simply by "that's expensive it must be good". I hate to rely on just that, the cheapy appears to be CS so it should hold a nice edge just needs a little cleaning. I've just been itching for a decent Kitchen knife and I'm always looking for a deal. Should I just buy a decent 150 dollar knife or would this cheapy suit me well? Thanks
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Re: what about something like this
A compromise between the two extremes is http://www.knivesplus.com/OLD-HICKORY-KNIVES.HTML or, if you want just a single knife http://www.knivesplus.com/OLD-HICKORY-KNIVES.HTML
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Re: what about something like this
Thanks, I have seen those and have thought about buying them. They just don't have a "chef style" knife, but I may pick up their butcher knife though, Thanks for the links.
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Re: what about something like this
You can also "keep your eyes open" at flea markets/yard sales there are some great bargains to be found ![Idea :idea:](./images/smilies/icon_idea.gif)
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Re: what about something like this
I sure will, I will just have to educate myself a little more on what names to look out for!
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Re: what about something like this
Another name Russel Green River http://www.thefind.com/kitchen/browse-d ... ver-knives
I found two of them on the "free to a good home" table at the dump![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
I found two of them on the "free to a good home" table at the dump
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Re: what about something like this
As a knife collector it seems strange for me not having a nice kitchen knife.
However I have done some homework on culinary knives and as Vagrant mentioned the Old Hickory knives are just flat-out the best for the dollar there is.
But if you don't mind spending a little cash for a nice knife then I highly recommend the Japanese knives.
You can spend 40 to 4000 on one but I figured I would spend in the 80 to 120 range and found this jewel to be a great buy. It says "Sushi" but it basically a 9" "slicer" and would do just about any job in the kitchen.
I make a brisket and that's a big piece of meat so this knife is what my sights are on right now.
You only need two kitchen knives,a big'in and a littl'in.
http://japanwoodworker.com/product.asp? ... Woodworker
Some other choices:
http://japanwoodworker.com/product.asp? ... t_id=13188
http://japanwoodworker.com/product.asp? ... t_id=13188
This one may be my choice or the first one I listed. Look around on this site,they have some of the best prices on these knives.
http://japanwoodworker.com/product.asp? ... t_id=13188
Love this one!
http://japanwoodworker.com/product.asp? ... t_id=13188
I do like that Dexter-Russel chef knife
Made In USA ![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
However I have done some homework on culinary knives and as Vagrant mentioned the Old Hickory knives are just flat-out the best for the dollar there is.
But if you don't mind spending a little cash for a nice knife then I highly recommend the Japanese knives.
You can spend 40 to 4000 on one but I figured I would spend in the 80 to 120 range and found this jewel to be a great buy. It says "Sushi" but it basically a 9" "slicer" and would do just about any job in the kitchen.
I make a brisket and that's a big piece of meat so this knife is what my sights are on right now.
You only need two kitchen knives,a big'in and a littl'in.
http://japanwoodworker.com/product.asp? ... Woodworker
Some other choices:
http://japanwoodworker.com/product.asp? ... t_id=13188
http://japanwoodworker.com/product.asp? ... t_id=13188
This one may be my choice or the first one I listed. Look around on this site,they have some of the best prices on these knives.
http://japanwoodworker.com/product.asp? ... t_id=13188
Love this one!
http://japanwoodworker.com/product.asp? ... t_id=13188
I do like that Dexter-Russel chef knife
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Re: what about something like this
thanks for the links Viking45