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Butterfly Cypress S & Cypress Alpha (11)
Re: Butterfly Cypress S & Cypress Alphaby ryno 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Butterfly Cypress S & Cypress Alpha) was posted by ryno, on 3/31/2007 10:18:42 AM:
| the kokutaku has the tightest grain and lightest blades.They are a pain to get.you will have a hard time finding a 10mm super cho on the internet.you will have to email or call to wait for one.My kokutaku is 10mm and only weighs 82 gams. as where the cypress max and new kim blade are around 95-105 grams.they are from newer growth trees and usually not dried long enough this is why they weigh so much |