　Hide's Export　　: Shigefusa and Yoshihide Gyuto

Apr 13, 2011

Shigefusa and Yoshihide Gyuto

Here are pictures of Shigefusa Kasumi 240mm gyuto custom slim (01 to 0.2mm thinner than stock knife) and Sanjyo-Yoshihide (Yoshikane) Migaki SKD gyuto also custom slim.

Above Yoshihide Below Shigefusa
(both are about same size but Yoshihide is more far away)

Left Yoshihide Right Shigefusa

Yoshihide Choil

Shigefusa Choil

Both are nice knives. Shigefusa Swedish steel is easier to sharpen.
Yoshihide SKD is semi SS and do not need so much care compared to carbon steel and is sharp for long period.

2 comments:

mainamanApril 14, 2011 at 9:38 AM
That Sigefusa is really nice knife, I enjoy using it. It is pretty much the perfect knife for me.
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Hide's ExportApril 15, 2011 at 6:24 AM
Thank you for comment.
I am very happy that you are happy with the Gyuto which is a special custom order to Shigefusa thinner than the stock knife.
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All knives I sell are custom made therefore no return policy will be applied.
I will inspect the knife and send pictures before I ship to you.
So far Shigefusa and Yoshikane have made custom knives for my customers with fit and finish of a higher standard than their stock knives.
I am asking them for extra care. But still, very light scratches may occur on the on the softer iron, and this will not be considered a defect in fit and finish.

For legal reasons you must be of legal responsible age to purchase a kitchen knife.
This age is 20 years old in Japan.
I do not know the regulations in your country, but by ordering from Hide's Export, you do affirm that you will only use the knife (or knives) for its intended purpose in the kitchen, and that I will have no legal liability for a for any damage resulting from misuse or improper care after the sale of these knives to you.(misuse or improper care including: washing custom knives in the dishwasher, prolonged exposure of carbon steel to acids or water, use of kitchen knives to cut inappropriate materials, etc.)

Customers must agree to the terms and conditions before asking for a quote or putting in an order. In case of any legal dispute, the Court of Jurisdiction will be Tokyo, Japan.

The customer pays 50% of the price of the knife at the time of order, and the remainder of the price plus the shipping fee are due when the knife is ready to ship.

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