The Birchwood is stunning, but the Koya is by far the best bang for your buck.
@leightaft776314 күн бұрын
Chef here, the KOH is my workhorse. I abuse that thing and it’s still a lazer. Barely need to sharpen it either!
@MasterofPlay719 сағат бұрын
But isn't that entry level blade?
@dimmacommunication16 күн бұрын
FC61 is AEB-L steel :)
@DenSenator19 күн бұрын
Спасибо, за подробный рассказ о сериях ножей Miyabi! Узнал много полезной информации. Понравилась серия «Koya”. А о серии “Evolution” вообще впервые услышал. Судя по всему, “Evolution” аналог “Diplóme” у Zwilling? У меня есть несколько ножей серии “Diplóme” и мне они очень нравятся!
@cutleryandmore18 күн бұрын
We love the Koya too! The neutral birch color goes perfectly with any kitchen tone and the blade cuts like butter. Yes, the Evolution is a perfect Zwilling/Japanese hybrid with great blade shape.
@dimmacommunication16 күн бұрын
SG-2 is manageable but you can feel the vanadium in it, damn takes 3 times to sharpen compared to VG-10 :)
@cutleryandmore14 күн бұрын
It's definitely harder than VG-10 at a 60-61 Rockwell, but still more manageable than the Miyabi Black at 66 Rockwell lol
@dimmacommunication14 күн бұрын
@@cutleryandmore It's not about hardness per se but Vanadium in It 😎 The more you know ✌🏻 SG-2 forms a really nice burr
@Yagaraschi19 күн бұрын
Sadly you dont sell the Miyabi Fusion Morimoto - but i think this specific knife does not sell anymore?
@cutleryandmore19 күн бұрын
Unfortunately the Fusion was discontinued a few years ago and we are sold out. That line was essentially the Kaizen blade with the Evolution handle. So maybe one of those might work for you!
@davistaishi19 күн бұрын
you should give us a easy time to decide which one I really need. it's the goal of this video, isn;t ?
@cutleryandmore19 күн бұрын
Mizu for high performance/value Koya for everyday use, durable and elegant, great value too Birchwood for high performance and incredible looks! Hard to go wrong with any Miyabi knife!
@manxology17 күн бұрын
No offense to this video... but, I can't stand magnetized blades! They creep together on the counter. The never de- magnetize (unless I am missing some trick). So, just for me, it's hard to see all these beautiful knives becoming magnetic.