What is the difference between Wusthof and Wusthof II
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sorry but not sure - but these are awesome knives - very much worth the money - very sharp
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It's not Whustof II. It's a 2 piece whustof knife set. An 8 inch chef and a 3 inch paring knife. These knives are excellent quality and incredibly sharp. I would not recommend them for anyone who is inexperienced with knife skills. If you're learning, or even moderately practiced in knife skills, you'll like them. Well balanced in the hand.
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The difference between the two is that the C95GP2 is going to be a full flat grind XL version of the knife with s30v steel, whereas the C101GP2 is a Scandinavian grind aka "V" grind and is only 154cm steel. The s30v is only slightly better than 154cm and for normal every day use you wont be able to tell the difference. The main differences that you will notice however is the size of the overall knife and the grinds. The size of the XL (C95GP2) is actually quite nice and gives you plenty of chances for changing hand grip and position. For a much smaller package, you may choose the 154cm (C101GP2). Personally, I prefer the XL, it feels great, is not too large, and holds an amazing edge. Hopefully this helped. The difference between the two is that the C95GP2 is going to be a full flat grind XL version of the knife with s30v steel, whereas the C101GP2 is a Scandinavian grind aka "V" grind and is only 154cm steel. The s30v is only slightly better than 154cm and for normal every day use you wont be able to tell the difference. The main differences that you will notice however is the size of the overall knife and the grinds. The size of the XL (C95GP2) is actually quite nice and gives you plenty of chances for changing hand grip and position. For a much smaller package, you may choose the... » Read More The difference between the two is that the C95GP2 is going to be a full flat grind XL version of the knife with s30v steel, whereas the C101GP2 is a Scandinavian grind aka "V" grind and is only 154cm steel. The s30v is only slightly better than 154cm and for normal every day use you wont be able to tell the difference. The main differences that you will notice however is the size of the overall knife and the grinds. The size of the XL (C95GP2) is actually quite nice and gives you plenty of chances for changing hand grip and position. For a much smaller package, you may choose the 154cm (C101GP2). Personally, I prefer the XL, it feels great, is not too large, and holds an amazing edge. Hopefully this helped. « Show Less
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Wusthof Classic knives are fully warranted to be free of defects in material and craftsmanship. Warranty does not apply to normal wear. You can contact Wusthof via their Website for further information.
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Sorry to say, I don't know what the difference might be. I do know this is the second one I purchased which cost a good bit more than the first and is better made, has a sharper blade, and I'm very happy with it.
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No but the company has a very liberal gaurantee of quality. See the following message" Beyond the legally required guarantee time, WUSTHOF offers a very lenient unbureaucratic service covering material and workmanship defects. We are assured of our quality and wish you much pleasure with our products. Your satisfaction is the quality measurement for our assortment. In case you require assistance please contact our customer service.
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since 1731 in solingen germany.interestingly wustoff family in same town without issues.either brand won't disappoint. .Germany write on each knife blade with the red twin logo including the steak knifes .excellent set for the money.will last for many years
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Wüsthof knives are manufactured by a skilled team of 300 dedicated workers in two state-of-the-art facilities in Solingen, GermanyToday more than 350 forged knives are available in the WÜSTHOF assortment, along with cutting boards, knife blocks, kitchen tools, and scissors bearing the famous Trident logo - a symbol of form, function, and uncompromising quality.
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My guess is probably no difference. I checked the Amazon site and found a WM425 sold by "Anime Dolls" for $139.97 plus expensive shipping. The "Project Features" description says "Heavyweight steel design holds up to 550 pounds" while further down on the same page the "Product Description" says 350 pounds. Buyer beware! My workbench purchased in November 2012 is not of the same high quality of a similar product that I purchased 30 years ago.
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My saw matches up with the features for the type 2 listed here. http://www.deltamachinery.com/products/table-saws/item/36-l352 There used to be an accessory drawer included with the saw which Delta eliminated from the model previous to my purchase. I don't know of any other differences.
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In my mind, after the research I've done, Wusthof manufactures the best quality cutlery and related items, so while I'd like to say that, yes, this steel is up to any task or steel hardness, I'm not an expert, and the question could be better answered by someone more qualified to do so. Sorry.
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you always want the forged knife (german made w/wusthof) rather than stamped knife except with a bread knife, where the thinner stamped blade works better. hop this helps-and IMHO, wusthof are some of the very best-professional grade
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I looked at the Victorinox catalog and it appears the only difference is that the 40520 was "Tested and certified bei NSF-International." They both are authentic Victorinox. This model, 6.8063.20 on page 104, appears to be the same blade as the other with different ergonomics on the handle. Being $7 cheaper from Amazon but nearly identical knife, this seems the way to go.
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I bought a Wusthof electric knife... and my brother in law bought a chef's choice. Both are the same sharpner but diferent brand.
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I have the wusthof 2 stage sharpener and you use the coarse then the fine sharpener according to some reviews I have read.
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The f15 is a tanto and has a slightly larger handle and blade. The other difference is the steel f15 has 8cr13 and the f16 has the better edge holding 9cr18. I went for the f16 to try out the 9cr18. If you like the f15 chk out the f32 aswell.
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The only difference are the height and weight. The 2 is 2 inches taller and about a pound lighter. That's the only differences that I can find. Hope that helps!
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Interesting question...I assumed they were made in Germany but I called Wusthof and was told the stainless steel knives are made in China. All the others in Germany.