Unboxing $20,000 of Knives! Giveaway Alert! Shigeki-Tanaka, Masutani, Goko Hamono

Hey Guys! Make sure to watch the whole video to learn how to enter the giveaway. We'll be selecting the lucky winners on July 6th and posting a video to announce them sometime that day. Discount codes are a $20 value a minimum spend of $50 and are limit one per customer. Each discount code can be used 5 times so even if you're not the first to watch the video you could have a chance to use one!

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[chrissulaiman]

Entry for me!
Would like to see more knife cutting content, displaying the sharpness and beauty of these knives. Specifically going through different proteins. Truly nothing more satisfying.

[terencesequeira]

Hey there, it's really fascinating to hear that humble knife makers are still out there, honing their craft. Like now with mass production, just makes it even more special. Makes you believe that art always survives

[jonathancomras]

Great unboxing. Would love to see an actual test drive on one of the knives. It always helps to learn more about a knife by watching it in action

[jeffmacrae]

A video about when it's time to sharpen knives...ie. when it's time to go back to a lower grit...when stropping on a high grit stone or strop can bring back the edge...

[j.p]

Gotta say, I love having a completely other option of Japanese knives that are available relatively close to where I live. Keeps options very open, and even having a small selection of amazing Japanese knives are always a treat when searching for a next investment.

As for an idea for a next video, as the name of your shop, a montage of just slicing everything. So satisfying to watch knives cut effortlessly through paper and vegetables.

[lyricalmuze]

Watching you unbox those knives released some serious dopamine in my brain! Very cool to watch. Would love to see a video of you describing which sharpening stones work best and the types of grits you can use to get sharp as hell results.

[BrandonPeatman]

would love to see some more demonstrations of the purpose of each knife with demonstrations of different techniques.. great stuff looking forward to seeing more

[vardoknives]

Love to see a full restoration and thinning of an old rusty blade. Great channel!

[christianlopez]

I want to see more knife restoration videos or a video on how to care for your knives and what to expect from carbon steel in the long run for people who are getting into knives. Absolutely love the content keep it up!

[anthonycicchi]

Great video! I was walking by yesterday and I saw a bit of the butcher class going on. It would be really cool if you did a quick time lapse of the class from overhead showing a few of the cuts getting done.

[TheIdleHits]

Beautiful knives!
I would love to see you do a video of stone progressions for different knives/steels!

[neekorinneecobalt]

I learnt so much in this one video and cross referencing with your site. Man, makes me so proud to see such a rad shop have a home in Hamilton :)
I'd really like to see more videos on I know your Instagram does little snap shots, but I can't get enough! It'd be cool to see the intricate work you speak off in those crazy shaped knives.

[siracusa]

I wish I lived closer I would definitely be a regular in your shop! Looking forward to see more beautiful hand crafted knives. Really appreciate the information on the knife makers!

[tomcoxhead]

Amazing video! Super detailed and love the workshop, you guys rock!
Would love to see a video about some of the blacksmiths that make these beautiful knives! Keep it up!

[ianvandegraaf]

Hey! Awesome video.. I would love to see more knife transformation videos! Loved watching you turn your old gyuto into a bunka! Always love visiting the shop! Would also love a kiritsuke for the kit!

[emburaman]

The Shingeki Tanaka knives are gorgeous!!!
I'd love to see an factory visit video plus interview with Mr Tanaka!!!

[kristoffertyvik]

Nice vid! I’d love to see more of these unboxing/overview vids. They’re great to get a feel for the knives without being able to visit a brick and mortar.

[keithwhite]

Have you done a tour around the shop? I yes, I would like to see an updated version.

[andrewgilchrist]

Love history of families creating these knives and more restoration and repair videos are always enjoyable.
Keep it up!

[samyang]

Very informative!! I would love to see more of your unboxing videos. Yu kurosaki is one of my favourite knife maker in Echizen Takafu. Had a chance to visit takefu village last year. Amazing workshop they have it there !