What Knife Will Cut Your Turkey?!

[Dantor]

Here in the USA we're having Thanksgiving this coming thursday.
I've recently received a SY Dogfather (compliments of a great guy) and I'm gonna do it!
Any other KnifeNut suggestions?

 

[Sigman]

Nothing exotic at our house...probably a Cutco carving knife which was a gift from a friend. Serrated seems to do a great job!

 

[sgtgeo]

Most likely a Shun Wide Santuko that thing cuts like a laser

 

[Dirty Bob]

Henckels Santoku. Its thin blade makes it a great slicer. I had it razor-sharp (literally) yesterday for slicing sushi. It does a great job on turkey. My other favorite is a Henckels utility knife with a very narrow blade, almost like a fairly stiff fillet knife. It's great for taking apart joints and for working around bone.

All my best, and a Happy Thanksgiving to all!
Dirty Bob

 

[Dantor]

Them Henckels are sweet DBob, I have a set of them and normally I'd use them, but this time I'm being crazy

 

[Monocrom]

WUSTHOF boning knife.... Got to remember to sharpen it up.

 

[ksonger]

boye custom 8" chef. I know the chef has a thick blade but that puppy will cut like no tomorrow with the dendritic steel blade.

ken

 

[AndyTiedye]

Victorinox/Forschner 7" Filleting Knife. It is more flexy than the usual carving knives, which is handy for carving a turkey.

 

[Blue72]

1 inch x-acto knife

 

[holygoat]

My Spyderco Military (the D2 version) cut our second turkey like butter. I actually finished carving it before my friend finished carving the first — and he was using an electric carving knife!

Kitchen knives? Who needs 'em!

 

[mossyoak]

Duane Dwyer custom Chefs knife.
































I wish. actually it was a plain jane strider SnG, sense i had to do the carving i got to choose the tool. i washed it off first, relax.

 

[guyg]

Chris Reeve Nkonka to lift the hot bird from the pan to the cutting board and a Buck 6'' filet knife for the slicing duties.

 

[Bushman5]

Husqvarna 3120, with harvester chain.

 

[Farmer_Rob]

My Tom Krein Santoku
http://www.kreinknives.net/images/ambersantoku.jpg


and one of my Graham Bros..
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v518/jongrahamknives/IMG_1053.jpg

 

[Lightguy27]

1 inch x-acto knife

That's a funny one.:thumbsup: