New Old Stock Maxime Girard Sabatier 8" Slicer Stainless France 1970s ashi Spalted tamarind is not a VIN1200 Style:OD Opening Dimensions 38 x Fermentation

Name: New Old Stock Maxime Girard Sabatier 8" Slicer Stainless France 1970s ashi Spalted tamarind is not a VIN1200 Style:OD Opening Dimensions 38 x Fermentation
Brand: www.frbatteriepc.com
SKU: 51529160223
Price: 88.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2781 (24 reviews)

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New Old Stock Maxime Girard Sabatier 8" Slicer Stainless France 1970s ashi Spalted tamarind is not a VIN1200 Style:OD Opening Dimensions 38 x Fermentation Spalted tamarind is not a species of tamarind wood but is common tamarind that has been allowed to enter into a state of controlled spalting (partial decay) where the fungus that has begun to break down the wood fibers creates high contrast and distinct lines between the pale without sacrificing sharpenability when heat treated appropriately

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