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> In article .com>,
> John Kane > wrote:
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>> > http://i8.tinypic.com/5223knn.jpg
>> >
>> > I paid $10.00 for it at the asian market.
>>
>> Must be nice to be able to afford the fancy wooden handle 
>>
>> I have never seen a chinese cleaver with anything but a metal handle.
>> I use mine quite a bit and find if very handy.
>>
>> John Kane, Kingston ON Canada
>
> I know what you mean. The other one I keep at work has a metal handle.
> I like the wood one better.
>
> Like I said tho', this knife was only $10.00. So was the one with the
> metal handle.
>
> Both are made by Kiwi.
>
> Want me to mail you one? Seriously? :-)
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> Nicholson
All the cleavers I own and that is quite a few all have wood handles and
have only seen a few with metal. If you are interested in looking there are
pictures of my knives posted here.
http://www.foodieforums.com/vbulleti...ead.php?t=2661
Joe Cilinceon