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nunatakj120 t1_j0ww0uu wrote

Victorinox great at a smaller budget, Wusthof classic if you've got a few more quid to spend (can't remember what size mine is - I think 20cm maybe 25), there are better more expensive choices out there but those are both quality and while last a lifetime

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Builderwill t1_j0wvtce wrote

Ok, I had to do some searching but found what I think the exact knife is:

ZWILLING TWIN MASTER 9.5-INCH, CHEF'S KNIFE - BLACK HANDLE ZWILLING

Also bought a bread knife with it. Its also one of my favorites. I bought them in 1995.

Google that and you should find a number of matches. Not sure about the bread knife.

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An_Alone_Wolf t1_j0wrijz wrote

I know you said you're leaning towards western style, but you can still get something very close to that with Japanese craftsmanship. I highly recommend something made from carbon steel. It gets and stays much sharper than stainless, and is easier to sharpen. Here are 2 examples. I have 2 Skai Takayuki knives, one larger and one smaller, and will likely never need to buy another knife.

https://www.chuboknives.com/collections/gyutou/products/akira-saku-blue-2-funayuki-180mm

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https://www.chuboknives.com/collections/gyutou/products/sakai-takayuki-homura-guren-wa-gyutou-225mm-8-8

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perfectchazz321 t1_j0wmhlo wrote

Misen knives are great and have a lifetime guarantee. If any of the knives here don’t have that, can you really call it BifL?

They’re great quality and on the cheaper end of high-end knives. I’ve been using the set of three for a few months now and definitely put them through their paces, they’re fantastic. Search the sub for the brand name too, I think there was a post about them recently!

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