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Lamson Walnut Ulu Knives

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Lamson Walnut Ulu Knives

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When you’ve been in business for nearly two centuries, you’re doing something right. Established in Massachusetts in 1837, Lamson is the oldest cutlery manufacturer in the United States Read More

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Dutch7

May 16, 2019

I wish the 12" version came to an acute point so it could reach it's true potential: battling evil samurais in a low-budget ninja movie.

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Telanis

Mar 31, 2019

Gorgeous. The one in the demo was struggling to get through some things and crushing a bit instead of slicing ... that's a little concerning. If it's easy to sharpen it should probably be sharpened before showing it off, no? It also seems like a lot of work and strain on the wrist to rotate it so much for slicing anything that isn't extremely short, while also being ineffective at chopping anything tall and wide since most of the blade doesn't make contact with the board. I really want to buy this, but it just doesn't seem to make sense compared to a traditional knife.

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outofmemory

176

Apr 1, 2019

TelanisThey are very attractive indeed. I too noticed what you saw as well as noticing that everything which was 'cut' is easily cut by both sharp or dull knife. A slicing maneuver can, of course be accomplished as well...by tilting the blade forward then drawing through foods - and a sharp one will slice well. I have a novelty one that my dad picked up in alaska, which is crap steel and won't hold an edge. And it does function well ergonomically speaking when it is sharp. You do use your wrists more than a traditional knife but they're closer to the leverage and you get a lot of feeling of control when doing harder tasks (meat/boning). Obviously this cannot replace all knives, as paring is foolish with one of these. And she did slice the cabbage with the larger knife.

Albert.A

109

Apr 1, 2019

Nice toy...

Kennywayne

Jul 23, 2019

I’ve had to get extras of these to keep on hand. I don’t know how many I’ve had to send home with guests that have fallen in love using this knife when we prepare dinner.

14themoney

1395

May 17, 2019

I would really like to see a picture of the 12" WITHOUT the handle. There appears to be very little steel that would connect the blade to the rivet.

Toles

May 16, 2019

That video is an embarrassment!! I qas curious so watched it.... What an aweful cut and movement!! And it was sped up!! Loss of credibility there!

14themoney

1395

May 17, 2019

TolesI read your post and said to myself, "Self, it can't be that bad." So I watched it, hung my head, and admitted that you were absolutely correct.

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Wakamaru

Apr 1, 2019

Love these scone knives!

14themoney

1395

May 20, 2019

I received an email letting me know that these would soon be gone. I needed some good news on a Monday. If I ever finalize my plans to move to Point Barrow, I might regret not getting one now.

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