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  1. 02-16-2014, 10:59 PM #1
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    Default Sushi and Sushi Knife

    So my daughters have developed a taste of sushi. Obviously, the next step for any of the kind of people that shave with a straight razor is to learn how to make it yourself.

    But wait - isn't there a knife involved? Why yes! There is a knife involved. And since it's a Japanese knife, mustn't it be incredibly difficult to make and hone? Why of course it's difficult to make and hone!

    So, here is a video of it being done. Enjoy...

    Forging a Japanese Sashimi Knife - MURRAY CARTER - YouTube
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  • 02-17-2014, 12:26 AM #2
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    Now that's a knife!
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    I remember this guy. I make sushi myself and wouldn't mind his knives. I have a sushi set from Mundial. They're good but not great. Atleast theres no spoons involved

    3 things that I have found indispensable for making sushi. Fresh fish, sharp knives and saran wrap. I treat the knives like I do my razors. Taking them all the way up to a cuticle. Maybe a little too much but the cuts are so easy.
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    I have watched quite a bit of his stuff and do believe he's a very good knife maker...but it stops there. I would love a big ole wet grinding wheel like he has!
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    Carter is a very funny Guy
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