Not that it makes your choice easier, but I have always found CTS-BD1N to be a great all around steel so the Z-Cut series seems like it would be a great way to try out a Spyderco for $20 MAP.Blackpearl wrote: ↑Tue Sep 01, 2020 1:24 pm
Wow! Thank you so much! The photos really helped. You gave me a lot of options. I will probably start with a big knife and a small knife then add more. Now I will need to decide which two to get first.
Spyderco kitchen knives?
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*Landon*sal wrote: .... even today, we design a knife from the edge out!
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I really, really wanted to try a Z-Cut but at 4" it's a little short for my kitchen and with the offset blade it's not going to replace the parer. Might toss it in the cart one of these days but I just don't see where it fits in for me.xceptnl wrote: ↑Tue Sep 01, 2020 4:22 pmNot that it makes your choice easier, but I have always found CTS-BD1N to be a great all around steel so the Z-Cut series seems like it would be a great way to try out a Spyderco for $20 MAP.Blackpearl wrote: ↑Tue Sep 01, 2020 1:24 pm
Wow! Thank you so much! The photos really helped. You gave me a lot of options. I will probably start with a big knife and a small knife then add more. Now I will need to decide which two to get first.
SFO said they got a lot of feedback that a 6" would be appreciated. Hope it pans out.
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I like the concept of the counter puppy, and like you said, I may throw it in the cart one of these days. The wife will probably love it.carrot wrote: ↑Wed Sep 02, 2020 8:07 amI really, really wanted to try a Z-Cut but at 4" it's a little short for my kitchen and with the offset blade it's not going to replace the parer. Might toss it in the cart one of these days but I just don't see where it fits in for me.xceptnl wrote: ↑Tue Sep 01, 2020 4:22 pmNot that it makes your choice easier, but I have always found CTS-BD1N to be a great all around steel so the Z-Cut series seems like it would be a great way to try out a Spyderco for $20 MAP.Blackpearl wrote: ↑Tue Sep 01, 2020 1:24 pm
Wow! Thank you so much! The photos really helped. You gave me a lot of options. I will probably start with a big knife and a small knife then add more. Now I will need to decide which two to get first.
SFO said they got a lot of feedback that a 6" would be appreciated. Hope it pans out.
*Landon*sal wrote: .... even today, we design a knife from the edge out!
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My issue buying Spyderco Kitchen Knives is that for the kitchen, I want a full matching set with a wooden block. I was hoping the Murray Carter collection would be it, but it's a few knives short of what I'd want in a set, no block and $1,500ish for 5 knives, a bit too steep. I would spend $1,500 to $2,000 on a 9 Knife Spyderco Set with matching block. But a one off $400 knife I have to figure out where to put it, doesn't appeal to me.
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Be careful. It's a slippery slope. You start out with the Spyderco utility knives and before you know it you've got customs from Phil Wilson and Chris Berry in the kitchen drawer...
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Oh I've already been drooling over Chris' kitchen knives. A couple years back I did most of the cooking around my house but my wife and I both changed shifts and now she's home in the evening and since she's a professional cook she handles it all now. I think she prefers the simpler Dexter food industry style knives.
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Same here. I was at SFO and checking out with no plans to buy a Counter Puppy but they had one of those at the register and they are so affordable so I picked one up. That, and a Baliyo Wings. I had no intention of buying either when I walked in.
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HJi Pearl,
My normal recommendation would be the Santoku, K04 serrated utility and the K09 paring knife. I might add a pair of Z-Cut's, plain and serrated.
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My normal recommendation would be the Santoku, K04 serrated utility and the K09 paring knife. I might add a pair of Z-Cut's, plain and serrated.
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Thanks Sal! I ordered the K04 and K09 already. I’ll look at the Santoku and Z-cuts next.
So many knives so little time. Lol