u/oakandlilynj

Hey TCK - Listing this one up from my last post.

$660

I’d consider this knife to be in the workhorse grind category, though it’s a bit of a bridge between midweight and workhorse due to the combination of the spine taper and shinogi taper as well.

Blade Specs:
Steel Type: AU Core | Soft Iron Cladding
Spine Thickness: 3.7 - 1.6 - 0.8 mm
Height @ heel: 57 mm
Edge Length: 262 mm
HRC: ~65-66 HRC
Rounded spine and choil
Stone finished convex bevel with working kurouchi finish
Overall length: 416 mm
Weight: 205 g
Shinogi Taper: ~1.7 - 0.9mm

Handle Specs:
Wood Type: Stabilized Tasmanian Blackwood
Profile: Octagonal wa

Shipping included within CONUS
Limited international shipping available as well

Have a few stones that I'm no longer reaching for as I've continued to expand my stone collection.

1. Ohira Awasedo - $300

2. Approx. 198x70x23

3. 758g

4. First series of photos

Leaves a nice contrast and has a good feel in use. Originally bought from Aframestokyo. Medium-hard stone. This is honestly a pretty great stone that can pull a really nice finish. Was my first JNAT that I purchased.

2. Shohonzan So-renge suita - $280
   196x57x17
   481g

fairly soft stone - good 1k scratch eraser however def. not scratchless finish. Would serve as a nice transitional stone to finer jnats. Cladding here is mild steel, so not a ton of contrast to pull out regardless of the stone. This did have one toxic / scratchy pocket that I've removed, and it now has no impact to the polish on the knife.

3. Hatanaka Nakayama Tamagoiro Kiita LV 4.5 $280
   160 x 63 x 25
   Per original description - Authentic koppa from Hatanaka. Amazing tamagoiro coloration.

Very hard stone - bought this one to see how I liked harder stones at that level. Turns out I just don’t love super hard stones, so this one is a little too hard for my liking and I've struggled to use it in the past with my knives and geometries. I think it's well suited to fairly flat bevels (not convex or minimal convexity), razors, etc. That said, it can pull out really fine details in the steel with the right progression. Scratches in the polish picture are user error, not representative of the stone.

Posting this knife from my last post on TCK - limited international shipping available, dm for info.

$545

Blade Specs:
Steel Type: AU Core | Clean Wrought Iron Cladding
Spine Thickness: 3.6 - 1.9 - .85 mm
Height @ heel: 61 mm
Edge Length: 210 mm
HRC: ~65-66 HRC
Rounded spine and choil
Full stone progression convex bevel, mid bevel, Nashiji
Overall length: 357 mm
Weight: 181 g
Shinogi @ heel: ~1.85 mm
Shinogi @ tip: ~1 mm

Handle Specs:
Wood Type: Crosscut Rosewood
Profile: Octagonal wa

Posting this knife from my last post on TCK

$630

Blade Specs:
Steel Type: AU | Wrought Iron Cladding
Spine Thickness: 3.5 - 1.8 - 1 mm
Height @ heel: 58 mm
Edge Length: 225 mm
HRC: ~65-66 HRC
Rounded spine and choil
Full progression stone finished convex bevel - workhorse grind
Overall length: 375 mm
Weight: 185 g
Shinogi: 1.6mm at heel, 1mm at tip

Handle Specs:
Wood Type: Stabilized Redwood
Profile: Octagonal wa

Shipping included CONUS

Hey TCK, selling these two gyutos I recently posted about

AU | Wrought Iron - $625 $600 > sold
208x58
Spine Thickness: 4.1 - 1.9 - 0.84 mm
193g
Full stone progression on the bevel
Midweight / Workhorse grind - shinogi is 1.7mm at heel, 1.3mm at tip

26c3 | Wrought Iron Clad - $520 $475
195x57
Spine Thickness: 3 - 1.7 - 0.8 mm
146g
Stone satin-finished bevel
Midweight grind - shinogi is 1.6mm at heel, 1.2 at tip

Springridge Goods forged out a billet of ~90 layer apex ultra / procut. I then clad it in wrought iron, forged into the knife, ground, finished etc.