Laguiole Knife
- Capt. Farrel
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Re: Laguiole Knife
Yes, I can imagine that, 440 was quite "big" in the eighties for knives. As it seems now the cutleries and buyers seem to focus more on traditional steels. I would prefer a genuinely forged steel on a Laguiole like the Forge du Moulin uses.
Unfortunately the german Ebay is awash with chinese Laguiole knives.
Frank
Unfortunately the german Ebay is awash with chinese Laguiole knives.
Frank
Frank
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Re: Laguiole Knife
Frank,are you refering to carbon steel?http://www.ebay.de/itm/Laguiole-Forge-d ... 77.Regards Gus.
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- Capt. Farrel
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Re: Laguiole Knife
Yes, that´s one of Forge du Moulin´s knifes. The owner Manfred Wager is a german living in France. Once he was dealing with Lagioule knives and when manufacturers became more and more reluctant to do custom orders he dicided to make his own knives. On the german knife forums he is considered as one of the good guys. I suppose I will give him a try sooner or later.
Frank
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Frank
OMG, it´s knives again!
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Re: Laguiole Knife
Personaly I like this one better.http://www.ebay.de/itm/Laguiole-RF-2M-s ... 5795a37a7/.
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- Capt. Farrel
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Re: Laguiole Knife
They say Phillipe Voissiere is an artist! Pretty nice knives for sure.
I really like the "Brut de Forge"-style but they are much too expensive IMHO.
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Laguiole-en-Aubr ... 115wt_1065
Frank
I really like the "Brut de Forge"-style but they are much too expensive IMHO.
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Laguiole-en-Aubr ... 115wt_1065
Frank
Frank
OMG, it´s knives again!
OMG, it´s knives again!
Re: Laguiole Knife
Expensive is a matter of opinion.If you consider the amount of work involved in creating such a knife,I think the prices of such knives are moderate.And for those who want a ''true''couteau Layol for cheap there is L'eclair,Baladeo,unsw.Have a good one Gus.
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- stancaiman
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Re: Laguiole Knife
440C is a good steel
- stancaiman
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Re: Laguiole Knife
Laguiole custom knives maker indifferently use stainless steels (19C27 [similar to 440C], RWL34 and other ..) and carbon steels. It's just a choice of the customer when ordering and it does not indicate a higher quality of one or the other. Moreover, the major part of production "industrial" (actually small workshops) is made of stainless steel simply because of consumer preference for steel will not rustCapt. Farrel wrote:Yes, I can imagine that, 440 was quite "big" in the eighties for knives. As it seems now the cutleries and buyers seem to focus more on traditional steels. I would prefer a genuinely forged steel on a Laguiole like the Forge du Moulin uses.
Unfortunately the german Ebay is awash with chinese Laguiole knives.
Frank
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Re: Laguiole Knife
if you want see his products :Capt. Farrel wrote:They say Phillipe Voissiere is an artist! Pretty nice knives for sure.
I really like the "Brut de Forge"-style but they are much too expensive IMHO.
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Laguiole-en-Aubr ... 115wt_1065
Frank
http://philippe-voissiere.com/
Re: Laguiole Knife
Hi there everyone.I have 4 laguiole knives three in my aping on are genuine the other ime not so sure of as the workmanship is not as good as the other 3.here they are .the one on the top of the photo is the one I believe is not genuine.
if the photo is not shown the right way round it is the one with the Cork screw.- jerryd6818
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Re: Laguiole Knife
I'm no expert but I fear you may be correct as "veritable Laguiole" translates to "real Laguiole" which is of course not a maker's name.
I wish stancaiman or tendots still frequented the forum. Stancaiman is from France and tendots, I believe is from The Netherlands.
I wish stancaiman or tendots still frequented the forum. Stancaiman is from France and tendots, I believe is from The Netherlands.
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The Few. The Proud.
Jerry D.
This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012