Tailibaba爱磨刀的大叔
Tailibaba爱磨刀的大叔
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Cutting Potato by One Hand
Cutting Potato by One Hand
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Видео

Easy Potato
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Shirogami #1 steel It feels much smoother after primary edge sharpening.
The Last Process
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The Last Process
Make It Slim
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Mr. Daisuke Nishida Shirogami #1 with soft Iron Cladding Kurouchi/Black Finish Wari Komi / Hand Forged
Final Touch on Morihei Extra Fine 9000 Hard Type
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Final Touch on Morihei Extra Fine 9000 Hard Type
New Year - New Visuality 2024
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New Year - New Visuality 2024
What's Wrong with Such Handle? This May Happen in China Only?
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What's Wrong with Such Handle? This May Happen in China Only?
Rescuing Takamura VG10 Migaki 170mm Santoku
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Rescuing Takamura VG10 Migaki 170mm Santoku
Quick Sharpening Takamura VG10 Tsuchime 180mm Gyuto
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Quick Sharpening Takamura VG10 Tsuchime 180mm Gyuto
Special Design for Food Release?
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Special Design for Food Release?
Extra Wide! Daisuke Nishida White#1 (Shirogami#1) 150mm Santoku
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Extra Wide! Daisuke Nishida White#1 (Shirogami#1) 150mm Santoku
Takeshi Saji R2 Diamond Damascus Gyuto vs Imanishi 1K/6K Combo
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Takeshi Saji R2 Diamond Damascus Gyuto vs Imanishi 1K/6K Combo
Shiro Kamo Aogami Super (Blue Super) Gyuto vs Naniwa Pro 400/1K/3K
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Shiro Kamo Aogami Super (Blue Super) Gyuto vs Naniwa Pro 400/1K/3K
Naohito Myojin Cobalt Special Gyuto vs Naniwa Pro 400/1K/3K
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Naohito Myojin Cobalt Special Gyuto vs Naniwa Pro 400/1K/3K
[Part 3] Makoto Tadokoro Ginsan Migaki 210mm Gyuto
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[Part 3] Makoto Tadokoro Ginsan Migaki 210mm Gyuto
[Part 2] Makoto Tadokoro Ginsan Migaki 210mm Gyuto
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[Part 2] Makoto Tadokoro Ginsan Migaki 210mm Gyuto
[Part 1] Makoto Tadokoro Ginsan Migaki 210mm Gyuto
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[Part 1] Makoto Tadokoro Ginsan Migaki 210mm Gyuto
Is This the First Stone in Yellow Made by Suehiro (Suehiro Limited MG舞砥 #6000 Grit)
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Is This the First Stone in Yellow Made by Suehiro (Suehiro Limited MG舞砥 #6000 Grit)
Suehiro Limited MG舞砥 1000 Grit
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Suehiro Limited MG舞砥 1000 Grit
How Come People Treat Japanese Knife Like This?
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How Come People Treat Japanese Knife Like This?
Don't Worry About Cutting Fruits by Carbon Steel Knives
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Don't Worry About Cutting Fruits by Carbon Steel Knives
Masutani VG10 Tall Nakiri Sharpness Out of Box
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Masutani VG10 Tall Nakiri Sharpness Out of Box
Immersive Knife Sharpening Nigara AS Sujihiki 240mm (Morihei 4000 Grit Stone) Final Finish
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Immersive Knife Sharpening Nigara AS Sujihiki 240mm (Morihei 4000 Grit Stone) Final Finish
Immersive Knife Sharpening Nigara AS Sujihiki 240mm (Morihei 1000 Grit Stone) Help to Sleep
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Immersive Knife Sharpening Nigara AS Sujihiki 240mm (Morihei 1000 Grit Stone) Help to Sleep
Immersive Knife Sharpening Nigara AS Sujihiki 240mm (400 Grit Stone)
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Immersive Knife Sharpening Nigara AS Sujihiki 240mm (400 Grit Stone)
[3/3]Morihei "Fire" 6K vs Ryusen Tanganryu Maple Santoku
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[3/3]Morihei "Fire" 6K vs Ryusen Tanganryu Maple Santoku
2023年3月17日
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2023年3月17日
Matsubara Aogami#2 (Blue#2) 210mm Gyuto
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Matsubara Aogami#2 (Blue#2) 210mm Gyuto
Hard Apple No Wedging by Hisamoto Shirogami#1 Gyuto 180mm
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Hard Apple No Wedging by Hisamoto Shirogami#1 Gyuto 180mm
Clean Cut Food Release Hisamoto Shirogami#1 Gyuto 180mm
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Clean Cut Food Release Hisamoto Shirogami#1 Gyuto 180mm

Комментарии

  • @KIWu-th8wr
    @KIWu-th8wr 4 дня назад

    Thanks for sharing! 請問金剛版荒砥和同目數砥石研磨效果有差別嗎? 技術深厚180 目在您手裡有中砥的效果

  • @brunogalati8408
    @brunogalati8408 4 дня назад

    is this a good stone im looking for super fine Finishing Whetstone

  • @therealGreencrack
    @therealGreencrack 8 дней назад

    Ouka3000 vs Naniwa super 3000?

  • @Cherylscancook
    @Cherylscancook Месяц назад

    What angle us the knive sharpened at, and what whetstone grit do you use

  • @therealGreencrack
    @therealGreencrack Месяц назад

    Fujin line is stamped or not?

  • @thomasmotley5449
    @thomasmotley5449 Месяц назад

    Why no edge-leading strokes at all, even without pressure?

  • @familylady2863
    @familylady2863 Месяц назад

    that's two hands! not one hand reword your title

  • @andreasjonsson8075
    @andreasjonsson8075 2 месяца назад

    👍🏼💪🏼

  • @andreasjonsson8075
    @andreasjonsson8075 2 месяца назад

    Please recommend a stone from 200-400 that is superfast. It doesn't matter if it is fast wearing. I flatten my stones every time

  • @Alex25CoB
    @Alex25CoB 2 месяца назад

    On the leather strop hold the same angle as on the whetstones?

  • @RenoxB3sr
    @RenoxB3sr 3 месяца назад

    Welche stahlsorten funktionieren auf diesem Stein. Wie unterscheidet sich er im Gegensatz zu dem kombistein 1000/6000.

  • @olan5668
    @olan5668 3 месяца назад

    Suehiro Debado LD 180 is an extra-coarse stone, used for heavy work like repairing blade edge chips. Do you think it can be used to jump to Suehiro Debado LD 1000 properly?

  • @MMMmyshawarma
    @MMMmyshawarma 3 месяца назад

    Hi, is the Dragon #800 a soaker? Compared to King 800 or Naniwa 800?

  • @mohammadmobassir2363
    @mohammadmobassir2363 3 месяца назад

    I’m considering these knives: the Nigara Aogami Super Matt Migaki Tsuchime Kiritsuke Gyuto (240mm), the Tojiro Shirogami #2 Thin Bladed Mioroshi Deba (240mm), and the Sakai Takayuki “Tokujo Supreme” Shirogami #2 Deba (180mm). Which one should I get?

  • @mohammadmobassir2363
    @mohammadmobassir2363 3 месяца назад

    I’m considering these knives: the Nigara Aogami Super Matt Migaki Tsuchime Kiritsuke Gyuto (240mm), the Tojiro Shirogami #2 Thin Bladed Mioroshi Deba (240mm), and the Sakai Takayuki “Tokujo Supreme” Shirogami #2 Deba (180mm). Which one should I get?

  • @謝浩仁-e3t
    @謝浩仁-e3t 4 месяца назад

    刃黑聽聲音憑感覺我就不喜歡… 120目VG10都磨成這樣,滑得讓人難以置信,我看粉末鋼就不要想了…

  • @brunodumont2140
    @brunodumont2140 4 месяца назад

    Hello, can you tell me the dimensions of your cutting board?

  • @franzb69
    @franzb69 4 месяца назад

    i would absolutely love a stone that size. that thing would eat edges so easily.

  • @matthiasvanhoorn362
    @matthiasvanhoorn362 5 месяцев назад

    Amazing! I am thinking about a Shiro Kamo Knife. I am not sure if I should take Aogami Super steel or Suminagashi 1. I heard Aogami Super is harder to sharpen. I own the Naniwa Choseras too. Could you tell me please what is your experience with the aogsmi super and Chosera? Best Regards

    • @rggfishing5234
      @rggfishing5234 2 месяца назад

      I have several AS knives and can usually get a burr in 1 minute on Naniwa stones. But I don't let them get too dull before I resharpen. AS in my opinion sharpens quite easily, not much difference from my blue 2s, and much easier than stainless. I love AS.

  • @BananaCold
    @BananaCold 5 месяцев назад

    These lens should be OK. You have checked haze/fungus/scratches yourself, so optics are fine. The sharpness is uniform across the frame, so not a decentering issue. The change of flare you saw could be caused by the light bouncing off the rear element or the adapter wall. The camera sensor can reflect light and can potentially affect image quality, too. The wider the lens, the angle of the light is wider, that could explain why a longer focal length is OK (your 28mm). I bet your 50mm will work fine as well.

  • @sunnyday3148
    @sunnyday3148 6 месяцев назад

    I can really see how much your skills have *giggles* sharpened over the years! GJ 🥰

  • @sunnyday3148
    @sunnyday3148 6 месяцев назад

    😭

  • @sunnyday3148
    @sunnyday3148 6 месяцев назад

    Very pleasing 🥰

  • @mohammadmg2015
    @mohammadmg2015 6 месяцев назад

    Hi, thanks for your review ! -besdie this model, what do you suggest for making refine edges ? -for home kitchen do i need under 5000 stone ? (my knifes barely get dull)

  • @mohammadmg2015
    @mohammadmg2015 6 месяцев назад

    Hi, i hope you are doing well I just start my kitchen collection and i want to buy more luxuary knives in future ! i was thinking about Rika 5000 and Arashiyama 6000 ! because my knives wont get dull ! i think for now i am okay with one stone what do you suggest ? (its okay if you have any suggestion beside than these i said)

  • @M.Sadak_Svk
    @M.Sadak_Svk 7 месяцев назад

    Do you have any problems with Naniwa 5k cracking ?

  • @Champsreef303
    @Champsreef303 7 месяцев назад

    Love this.!. May I ask what stones you used?

  • @netnoob77
    @netnoob77 8 месяцев назад

    I am thinking of buying this knife. Would you recommend it? How is the edge retention? Not familiar with Cobalt Special steel.

  • @cesarcastxx
    @cesarcastxx 8 месяцев назад

    What a beauty!!!

  • @veetour
    @veetour 9 месяцев назад

    The thick spine gives stiffness and chopping weight, while the thin tip allows for delicate cutting jobs.

  • @foxtwo4814
    @foxtwo4814 9 месяцев назад

    Did you flatten the stone with diamond one?

  • @ismaildawoodjee4085
    @ismaildawoodjee4085 9 месяцев назад

    Is this suji on the thicker end compared to other sjuis?

  • @Bill-mw7sh
    @Bill-mw7sh 10 месяцев назад

    Beautiful most gorgeous stone!

  • @halfgraincinematography
    @halfgraincinematography 11 месяцев назад

    What would you say the angle is that you’re going for? It looks quite steep to my surprise. Or is this just perspective and the asymmetrical blade?

  • @ureasmith3049
    @ureasmith3049 11 месяцев назад

    With the condition of that blade I would have started with 1000, not 200.

  • @garchtoto
    @garchtoto 11 месяцев назад

    What are your thoughta on the Makoto? Looksnlike the cuts are out of this world!

  • @lieminhson2982
    @lieminhson2982 11 месяцев назад

    Hello, I have a Shapton pro 320, 1000, 2000, 5000, 8000 ... Suehiro Cerax 1000, Rika 5000 and Imanishi Kitayama 8000. I plan to buy Hap40 and ZDP knives but i'm scared that my stones are not good enough and/or not fast enough. Can you recommend me some stones if you think that my setup is not good enough ? I saw one of your video sharpening HAP40 with an Imanishi 1000 and it looked good.

    • @sunnyday3148
      @sunnyday3148 6 месяцев назад

      Yoshihiro Toishi Whetstone. Definitely a pro at high alloy. But tbh...a King 1200 is very good for bringing dull to sharp for HAP40. And I'm not the biggest King fan! Idk what it is about the 1200 but it's prime for HAP40 touch ups and sharpenings...if not too bad. Lastly: a well lapped diamond plate 🥰👍

  • @Alex25CoB
    @Alex25CoB 11 месяцев назад

    Did I see that right? When leather stropping you start at a higher angle and then drop down at original sharpening angle, to remove burr?

  • @GdanskaPracowniaOstrzy
    @GdanskaPracowniaOstrzy 11 месяцев назад

    How come in all Your videos you deburr the knife with edge trailing strokes? Do You do single edge leading at all?

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba 11 месяцев назад

      Burr is just tiny little metal on edge, right? It can be removed by news paper. Doesn't matter which direction. No need to treat it too seriously. Just sharpening work.

  • @emieloss7229
    @emieloss7229 Год назад

    Relaxing to watch. Just wondering, when and how do you deburr? When I do only stropping motions myself I tend to form a wire edge or foil edge resulting in a sharpness that doesn't last long.

    • @sacoto98
      @sacoto98 Год назад

      I'm pretty sure the stone he is using is a high polish stone, so he really isn't trying to create a burr, just polish the edge. If he creates a burr on a stone like this, then it would be really hard for him to deburr without going back in grit to a coarser stone. I think he creates a burr on the first stone he uses and deburrs on the same stone. After that first stone, he is only polishing without creating a new burr. The leather strop also helps remove the last little bits of burr

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba Год назад

      Hi, thank you! I reply at bottom.

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba Год назад

      @@sacoto98 Hi, thank you! Yes, I created burr on coarse stone. Once I get burr on the whole edge on both sides, the work is almost done. Just deburr evenly and lightly on both sides. Then I will move to next stone, but no need to do much work since coarse stone has done most of work. High grit polishing stone has not much work to do either in the end as last process. I try to keep some toothy edge for long lasting purpose. After polishing stone, I use leather to remove tiny little burr on top of edge.

  • @Vandelay666
    @Vandelay666 Год назад

    I find it very relaxing. Like ASMR

  • @jimlahey5623
    @jimlahey5623 Год назад

    Til 20k grit? 😂 10k wont cut like this i guess

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba Год назад

      Actually 400 and 1k can do. I do it often.

    • @EtherT
      @EtherT Год назад

      @@tailibabagoated. I just got a matsubara blue #2 sukijihiki and if 400 + 1k can achieve these results…wow. I’ll be using it for slicing wagyu beef.

    • @GdanskaPracowniaOstrzy
      @GdanskaPracowniaOstrzy 11 месяцев назад

      @@EtherTNaniwa 1k leaves quite fine polish for a medium, if there is a strop afterwards, then quite possible. I've just made shitty stainless shave and pushcut on a 400+1000 setup

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba 11 месяцев назад

      True!

  • @Alex25CoB
    @Alex25CoB Год назад

    Wow, well done! Did you go to naturals after the morihei 500? Which ones did you use?

  • @davepratt3912
    @davepratt3912 Год назад

    Wow. Not sure my chosera 3000 can hang with that

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba Год назад

      Just give it a try.😂

  • @dulachlin348
    @dulachlin348 Год назад

    您好请问你的店铺在哪里找啊

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba Год назад

      你好,我是只在微信出东西。

    • @dulachlin348
      @dulachlin348 Год назад

      @@tailibaba 请问您这边有黑崎优霖240mm或者甲铁240mm吗

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba Год назад

      @@dulachlin348 木有240。家用几乎用不到这个尺寸。

  • @Oomph6006
    @Oomph6006 Год назад

    Brought the Hisamoto Shiro 2 last week... What a knife.

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba Год назад

      It's a beast. Workhorse. No, Workcamel😂😂😂

    • @Oomph6006
      @Oomph6006 Год назад

      @@tailibaba Lol.. It is a workhorse. I got my other Morihei`s re-handeled from yo handle to wa handle..

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba Год назад

      @@Oomph6006 The Shiro1 steel?

    • @Oomph6006
      @Oomph6006 Год назад

      @@tailibaba Yes the 180-210 and 240m

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba Год назад

      @@Oomph6006 That one, please don't sharpen it. It lasts almost a year. I have been using one 180mm for a year. Never sharpen it, never dull.

  • @Vandelay666
    @Vandelay666 Год назад

    Cool intro, I loved it

  • @DreySantesson
    @DreySantesson Год назад

    Is that a Morihei stone ?

  • @medican117
    @medican117 Год назад

    What knife is this ? 😊

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba Год назад

      Morihei Hisamoto Shiro2 wide type

    • @medican117
      @medican117 Год назад

      @@tailibaba thx ☺️

    • @tailibaba
      @tailibaba Год назад

      @@medican117 Pleasure!

  • @davidliu1222
    @davidliu1222 Год назад

    大叔。你对naniwa super stone的树脂砥石有什么自己的见解吗?我本人购买了一块S2 10000目的(全新未使用),我看国外的很多使用者反馈说龙虾super的石头会变形。你是否听到这样的风声或者你本人是否有使用过这块石头的经验。能不能分享给我呀?谢谢🙏