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SABLE RHINO
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Nice, let us know how you like them. I'm looking to replace my steak knives for the others in the block, I've started moving towards these:
https://www.macknife.com/products/professional-series-8-chefs-knife-with-dimples-mth-80
The absolute best knives I have ever used, dangerously sharp...
Steveo
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Will do. I'm over expensive knives. I bought a really nice german-made forged chef's knife at Smart&Final for $8 and it's a great knife. I find that food-service grade stuff is cheap and works well.
Krondor
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My expensive set was nice at first, but now I'm constantly sharpening them.
I'm in need of a better sharpener or just go with the serrated edges and forget about it.
I'm in need of a better sharpener or just go with the serrated edges and forget about it.
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Not big enough
get the fuck out of here.
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SABLE RHINO
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The set I'm replacing is from that expensive German co., I had never used Japanese knives before, very different. I think it has to do with the steel and the angle of the blade edge. Super sharp and the edge stays that way for a long time.
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I want those, but at the rate my wife cuts herself with cheap dull knives it would end up like
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All good, don't get much time to stop into this thread and say hi these days. All my free time has been getting the new chicken coop finished....
Just kidding, how you been Tim?
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I like that.Air dryer installed on the pneumatic system.
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All good, don't get much time to stop into this thread and say hi these days. All my free time has been getting the new chicken coop finished....
Steveo
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Ten fiddy on Amazon. I've picked up a few pneumatic tools at HF.
I stopped short of an inline oiler and will just drop a few drops of oil in the tool before each use.
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Steveo
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I've learned that when you get a new tool you can skip the first 5-7 pages of the manual cuz it's all written for the Darwin award winners.
Steveo
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So this became necessary in cleaning up the garage. I only know what two of them are, but my OCD prevents me from tossing the others in the trash.
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