Does anyone know the difference between this knife and FF24-CP? Just blade color?
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All you need to know is that this knife is not good at all. Do not purchase.
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Be familar with the style of blade you are choosing and double check the product number! Somethimes the pictures are incorrect! How ever I saught out a ffg blade and not the serated combo edge! The difference really matter when u want to resharpen your knife multiple times! U get more with a non serrated blade! I knife i purchased was not serrated!
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The 8848 has a satin finish on the blade and the 8846 has a black finish. This is only difference between the knives. Both have a plain edge (no serrations) and both have a black handle. Keep in mind, with the 8846, the black finish WILL wear off with use. Hope this helps
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I think it is only the color. I got newer version & it is really sharp! My grandson loves it.
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There's no difference that I see. The description is accurate for the knife that I have.
261622
No difference. This is my go to knife in my collection. Good heft and has good grip. My money is on this one. ..
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Since, I think, August of 2013, Kershaw started getting away from Crucible, aside from S30V, for their steels. I just bought one recently and it is not CPM D2, just regular D2. Will you notice a difference? probably not. Is there a difference? yes. It is a shame because I thought I was buying CPM D2. Amazon needs to update the description.
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I don't think they are the same, bit I don't know what the differences are. I have had these knives for years and they a still perfectly sharp. I don't see why they wouldn't suit a professional kitchen. I prefer these over my wusthof knives I paid triple for.
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The one I received has the newer rough finish. It is a well made knife and case I carry it every day.
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I got the same ones from the picture the only difference was the shade of the blade the blade is a lighter black but not gray
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I'm using Amazon app on my phone, I dint have the same view you have. My knife came dark hickory handle and the blade has grooves in it. When it came the blade was shinier and almost silver, after wash and oil with veg oil it looks more like traditional carbon steel. This is the knife my grandma had.
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No image displayed. I don't know what knife you're talking about. If you include a model number, I will be happy to look it up and answer if I can.
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You might check the Mora website for more information, but the "red" handle knife has a carbon blade and it has more taper in the blade. The "blue" is stainless steel. The carbon blade will give you more flex and easier to sharpen, but is prone to rust if you don't clean it after you use it. The stainless steel blade is harder and will hold an edge longer, and will not rust. It kinda depends on what you want or need in a knife. I really llove my "Moras" and have several. They are very good quality and relitively inexpensive. Buy one of each and see which you prefer. Good hunting!! You might check the Mora website for more information, but the "red" handle knife has a carbon blade and it has more taper in the blade. The "blue" is stainless steel. The carbon blade will give you more flex and easier to sharpen, but is prone to rust if you don't clean it after you use it. The stainless steel blade is harder and will hold an edge longer, and will not rust. It kinda depends on what you want or need in a knife. I really llove my "Moras" and have several. They are very good quality and relitively inexpensive. Buy one of each and see which you... » Read More You might check the Mora website for more information, but the "red" handle knife has a carbon blade and it has more taper in the blade. The "blue" is stainless steel. The carbon blade will give you more flex and easier to sharpen, but is prone to rust if you don't clean it after you use it. The stainless steel blade is harder and will hold an edge longer, and will not rust. It kinda depends on what you want or need in a knife. I really llove my "Moras" and have several. They are very good quality and relitively inexpensive. Buy one of each and see which you prefer. Good hunting!! « Show Less
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I have both and there's really no difference. Blades are the same length and appear identical other than the color.
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Mine came with the FFG blade. I believe all the newest models of this knife have been switched from HG to FFG.
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Both are grey/black the image contrast just looks exaggerated. It's a great knife though well worth the money.
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Same thing happened to me. I called Victorinox and they unconvincingly told me it is the same knife just with a different SKU#. I am a little upset because I bought the 47520 because it had German Forschner blade and here it shows up with a Swiss blade and no Forschner logo. Not sure how I am going to proceed. Have you used yours yet? What do you think?Victorinox 47520 Fibrox 8-Inch Chef's Knife