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Www.Japanesechefknives.com
Be warned this is a slippery slope. People think you're weird when you own a LOT of knives!
Jck commission some knives for the site. Mine is one of those. Not sure if there's any more of that particular one as they tend to be made on smallish batches. Huge selection on the site though and very very good service.
Be warned this is a slippery slope. People think you're weird when you own a LOT of knives!
Jck commission some knives for the site. Mine is one of those. Not sure if there's any more of that particular one as they tend to be made on smallish batches. Huge selection on the site though and very very good service.
militantmandy said:
Www.Japanesechefknives.com
Be warned this is a slippery slope. People think you're weird when you own a LOT of knives!
Jck commission some knives for the site. Mine is one of those. Not sure if there's any more of that particular one as they tend to be made on smallish batches. Huge selection on the site though and very very good service.
Are you sure on that URL?Be warned this is a slippery slope. People think you're weird when you own a LOT of knives!
Jck commission some knives for the site. Mine is one of those. Not sure if there's any more of that particular one as they tend to be made on smallish batches. Huge selection on the site though and very very good service.
technogogo said:
Zoon said:
Our ensuite tiles and grouting were prone to get slight mouldy. Since getting and regularly using one of those we get no problems with mould or dampness at all. The room smells fresher. I think it is better to suck the water into a sealed container rather than into a cloth which then releases some of the water back into the room's air. Ever after a wrong out.parakitaMol. said:
Totally unnecessary purchase but I just loved this kudu sculpture. He arrived yesterday so haven't had an opportunity to position him exactly in the right place yet...
I love seeing your moniker post in threads like this. I open them like an excited child at Christmas. Repeating the mantra 'is it a lamp, is it a lamp, is it a lamp'... You never fail to disappoint. I love it!! Gretchen said:
parakitaMol. said:
I love seeing your moniker post in threads like this. I open them like an excited child at Christmas. Repeating the mantra 'is it a lamp, is it a lamp, is it a lamp'... You never fail to disappoint. I love it!! GOG440 said:
5678 said:
Just bought myself an Orbitkey http://www.orbitkey.com/collections/premium-leathe...
Went for a black leather one and it tidies the keys up nicely.
Mine has stood up to 12 months of use very nicely (got it from kickstarter). The only down side for me was that the central pin was too big for my house key and broke it (the key not the orbitkey). I hear they have made the pin a tad thinner now which would be good.Went for a black leather one and it tidies the keys up nicely.
thanks
GOG440 said:
wsurfa said:
How well does/would it work with chubb keys, I've got 2 on my current disorganised key lump
thanks
I think it would be ok with chubb keys, I dont have any though so cant be 100% sure.thanks
I now have one of these, with 4 keys including a Chubb and a mini led torch, six or seven cards and a few paper notes. Just about closes with poppers after a jiggle.
Digger said:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004UB641Y
I now have one of these, with 4 keys including a Chubb and a mini led torch, six or seven cards and a few paper notes. Just about closes with poppers after a jiggle.
Thanks, but really liked the orbit one as it's so compact. Dont fancy a key wallet in addition to my normal oneI now have one of these, with 4 keys including a Chubb and a mini led torch, six or seven cards and a few paper notes. Just about closes with poppers after a jiggle.
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