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Perfect for hollowing out small spoons and bowls. The oval wooden handle has a great hand feel like all the Michihamono lineup, and the edge is super sharp.
This is a good quality tool, especially for the price!
This hammer is a pleasure to use; feels nicely weighted and solid in the hand. A beautiful finish on the head and handle, this is a quality tool.
I mainly use mine to adjust my kanna but find myself increasingly going to it for other small tasks.
A cost effective and satisfying traditional method of lapping tools. Although of factory-second quality, I find it hard to fault with only small superficial marks. It’s dead flat, has good weight and leaves a beautiful flat mirror finish on tools with the right technique.
Head to the JTA YouTube channel for excellent content on using a kanaban and many other things!
My first kanna, and a great entry point I think. A useful width, and quality build that we know and expect from Kakuri. Takes great shavings, better in softwoods though from my experience. I found mine was almost ready to go out of the box, it’s very easy to shave too much off the dai and create a loose fit as I did.
For the money, I’d consider upgrading to the aogami iron model.
JTA have an awesome YouTube channel with a dedicated series covering the setup and maintenance of a kanna - I watched these many times over!
As always, top notch service from the JTA crew, can’t rate their service enough
A handy little knife for trimming and marking. Not the most comfortable in hand, but the price, sharpness and utility easily make up for that.