Knives you regret selling!!???

Is that the one I have?!?

 

no i dont think that was the one it wass a full 3 inch tall

 

Butch, you mean this one?

 

Butch, this one?

 

v1p hand sanded woudl have been much to nice a knife for me to keep in my house
i think rick nailed it big pin handle and all was a great cutter and like said i will have one again (making 2 casue i was asked about building a tweener cleaver/nakiri

 

Nakleavers are a sweet, somewhat underappreciated form factor.

 

Well, either way, I love how this has turned into an amazing knife pic thread. Haha

Yup, @Rick, that's the one!

 

yep soem blades i have not seen in a long time and options i hardly offer any more liek hand sanding

 

Ooohhh man, fond memories right there. That knife blew me away. If it was more around 230mm to 240mm I'd still have that bad boy. I can't believe you sold it! Well, I'm assuming you sold it that is, given the thread title...
That knife is like a symbol of yesteryear to me, it's what really blew the doors to this knife world open. Very fond memories.

 

I can't believe I sold I wasn't smart enough to keep it with me. Sigh

 

You and me, both, Tom.

 

I still have it. Just saw the posts about it and found the pic so I thought I'd post it. I suppose some context would've helped. It's a great photo.

 

Nice. Kind of funny to hear after seeing the the posts by Rick and Tom.

@Rick I still thank you passing it on to me for my 40th almost 4yrs ago!

 

I think that the ones I regret selling the most are the Masamoto KS 255 mm Gyuto and 270 mm Sujihiki. I loved them

 

i know some one that wishes they had this on eback hell i would not mind having it back myself

 

Kinda feel sorry for not chasing that one down, Butch.

 

one of these days i ll do a full on cleaver again

 

This was the gyuto

 

I haven't sold any knives, so no regrets there .... I'm not good at letting go

Of course I own more than I could ever use, so that could cause a problem in its own right. I'm ok with it, though