Chinese chef knife

Anything from pizza to pasta, from steak to cake.
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That's gorgeous! The knife and the plum/laburnum!!
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I have a cleaver shaped thing like that. It's one my sister got me from when she was working in Malaysia and only has a single bevel on the right side.
It's a fair heavy thing but I use it for smashing (with the side) then chopping garlick mostly.
I'll fire a pic up but its not a pretty thing to look at, the handle cracked and I stuck it back on with epoxy potting compound.

Seems like quite a few people make Ulu's from old circ sawblades as well.
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Burke bar eh?
There's an interesting bloke on that there Youtube who's a real fan of them.
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