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| Posts: 2369 | Location: Massachusetts | Registered: November 03, 2003 |  
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Knife Farmer

| thanks much, fellas. dozer
"She's got a cherry-handled pistol in her lollipop pocket." Five Horse Johnson
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| Posts: 3456 | Location: fayette,al | Registered: April 07, 2004 |  
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| I used to think Chef knives with the downward sloping handle looked awkward and difficult to use. Then I realized I hardly ever use that rear part of the handle anyway, using the proper pinch grip. Very pretty.
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| Posts: 212 | Location: Eastern Nebraska | Registered: November 19, 2008 |  
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Knife Farmer

| i know what you mean. i slowly developed this shape and style over the last few years. you want a comfy handle shape and fit, but you also want to keep those knuckles up off your work area. nothing is quite so annoying as racking those knuckles on a nice, hard cutting surface when you are trying to do quick work. dozer
"She's got a cherry-handled pistol in her lollipop pocket." Five Horse Johnson
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| Posts: 3456 | Location: fayette,al | Registered: April 07, 2004 |  
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| much appreciated. i am working on some knives for my gallery at arizonacustomknives.com and i might just do a few chef designs with this type of textured handle. dozer
"She's got a cherry-handled pistol in her lollipop pocket." Five Horse Johnson
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| Posts: 3456 | Location: fayette,al | Registered: April 07, 2004 |  
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