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Le guide Knifenerd des couteaux japonais

Le guide Knifenerd des couteaux japonais

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Un bon couteau de chef est l'outil le plus important dans toute cuisine.

Les chefs professionnels décrivent souvent leurs couteaux comme une extension de leur corps. Sachant que les couteaux japonais sont mondialement connus, non seulement pour leur esthétique, mais aussi pour leur tranchant extrême, il n'est pas étonnant que tant de chefs du monde entier choisissent les couteaux de cuisine japonais avant tous les autres.

Kevin Kent, le Knifenerd, nous emmène dans les coulisses avec un regard personnel sur la vie, les compétences et l'art des forgerons qui fabriquent les meilleurs couteaux du monde. Les photographies primées de Visti Kjar transportent le lecteur dans les coulisses, dans les ateliers rarement vus, faiblement éclairés, suants, animés et historiques de certains des meilleurs forgerons du monde. Ressentez la chaleur intense de la forge, sentez le feu de charbon, entendez les coups assourdissants du marteau sur l'acier rougeoyant et voyez les étincelles voler.

De la forge et de l'affûtage au choix et à la collection, Kevin Kent transmet ses vastes connaissances et sa passion pour les couteaux japonais, notamment...

  • raconter des histoires sur tous ses forgerons préférés
  • expliquer en langage clair pourquoi les couteaux et l'acier japonais sont tout simplement meilleurs
  • par où commencer votre voyage dans les couteaux japonais, y compris des explications sur les formes dont vous avez besoin chez vous
  • Accompagné de magnifiques photos de Visti Kjar, prises dans les ateliers rarement vus des meilleurs forgerons du Japon.
  • Opinions impopulaires sur l'acier de Damas.

DÉTAILS ET SPÉCIFICATIONS
Format : Relié
Dimensions : 320 pages, 8,25" x 10,25"
Publié : Fin octobre 2018
Éditeur : Long Ladder Media
ISBN : 978-1-9993906-0-0


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Weight 1,19 kg
Made in Canada
Barcode: 9781999390600
SKU: THEBOOK

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Overall rating: 4.852941 / 5 from 102 reviews.

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The Knifenerd Guide to Japanese Knives offers in-depth information on Japanese knife craftsmanship, stunning photos, and is highly appreciated as a great read. It provides a personal look into the lives of blacksmiths and the artistry behind the world's finest knives.

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  • Craft Information: 11%
  • Craftsmanship Introduction: 3%
  • Photographic Quality: 24%
  • Readability: 24%

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Review highlights

  • "I don't remember the last time I loved a book so much, great stories, great pictures, and great info."Stephen H.
  • "Beautiful photos and good in-depth info."Dale C.
  • "Amazing photos and very valuable information."Agnieszka B.

Reviews

What a knifenerd needs

"What a knifenerd need, what a knifenerd wants. . . Really!"

Piotr T. (5/5)

High Quality Book

"Not only was the information in this book very insightful, but I was blown away by the incredible quality of this book. Fantastic binding and the silky smooth pages and the amazing photographs. Very, very well done!"

Scott P. (5/5)

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"Great book"

Ethan T. (5/5)

Beautiful book! Looking forward to

"Beautiful book! Looking forward to taking it to Japan and trying to locate some of the blacksmiths mentioned in it."

Codie H. (5/5)

The Knifenerd Guide to Japanese Knives

"Hi Folks. . . . . . I have used Japanese chisels and planes for 45 years in my career as a cabinetmaker. They are FABULOUS and a true joy to use. It's a true pleasure to read this book confirming the care and dedication that goes in to Japanese tools in general and knives in particular. It is a joy to connect with the wonderful folks at Knifeware who truly understand the intricacies and difficulties of making these amazing knives. This is a very informative book and well worth the time to understand why these really are the most amazing knives in the world. . . . . . . David Tamblyn"

robert t. (5/5)

Perfect gift for knife nerds

"Bought this as a gift for a knife nerd friend. He's read it twice already and can't say enough good things about it. Excellent work, Kevin & Visti!"

Kathleen B. (5/5)

Every japenese knife newbie should

"Every japenese knife newbie should read this book! Great lecture and presentation!"

vincent p. (5/5)

Book

"Awesome book!"

Owen C. (5/5)

The Knifenerd Guide to Japanese Knives

"To put my review into context I am not a Chef, just a home cook. A couple of years ago I felt the need to upgrade my kitchen knives so bought a few. The ones I bought are from Wusthof and Zwilling, mostly European but also a Santoku and a Nakiri. All of thes knives are just fine. However it has spurned an inerest in just what other knives are out there. When I saw photos of Bunka and Kirisuke knives I have got to have one these bad boys. This brought about the purchase of this book. It is a good springboard into the jubject for a beginner like my self. I do query the fact that a substansial part of the book is given over to short biographies of knifemaking blacksmiths ( pages 40 to 201). Containrd within these pages are some interesing anectodes and some realy nice photos. However, having said that, any reader plannig a visit to Japan and hoping to make a purchase of some knives those pages could well be a valuabe source of information to help organise your trip. There are a few irritating typos that could easily be corrected for the next iteration of the book. One thing I would like to point out is the honing rod sketch on page 289. It shows the honing angle for Japanese knives as 15 degrees and European knives as 25 degrees. This is misleading as Wusthof's European style knives are 14 degrees and their Asian style knives are 10 degrees. Zwilling's European style knives are 15 degrees and their Asian style knives are 9 - 12 degrees. I can't speak for other Europeab knife manufacturers. Google would be a good place to start. In summary then, I like this book and think it would be a usefull addition to any knife collectors library. Uk buyers beware this book will cost you £51. 00 (my paypal account debit) I hope this helps John Ferguson Windsor, England"

John F. (4/5)

Knifenerd Guide

"great book, super fast international shipping (quicker from Canada than many UK orders!)."

Gus W. (5/5)

Q&A

Hi, I am from Texas. Is there a near distributor here? If none, how much is the shipping? If I buy a $300 knife together, will the shipping be free?
Yes! Shipping is free in North America if you pay 200$ on your order or more! That book is fantastic!
Hello, I'm from Switzerland and I want to buy your book The Knifenerd Guide to Japanese Knives. On Amazon it's not available at the moment. Do you have some distributors in Europe? Thanks, Robert
Hey there, You can find it here: https://www.skarpekniver.com/the-knifenerd-guide-to-japanese-knives.html/- they are based in Norway, so the postage should be a lot cheaper! - Ellie
any progress on an ebook edition? That is my preferred reading method and I suspect for other people as well.
Hey there, we'll be looking more into this next year! Stay tuned.
Looks very nice....any chance of a digital edition in the future ?
Hey there, we've been looking into adding it Amazon's ebook store, is that something you'd be interested in?
Do you ship this book to Czech Republic?
Totally! It is almost on Amazon Canada and USA, as they may offer better shipping rates!

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