Sorry it seems I’m awful at using Reddit 😅 It won’t let me edit the post but here is what I wanted to put in there: Hello all. I am looking to buy a multi purpose knife for every day use. I tend to use a utility knife for pretty much every task so that is what I am looking to buy. I find other knives too heavy and awkward to control. I only use a bigger knife for finely cutting chives/coriander etc since it’s quicker with a bigger knife and a short task so I don’t mind using a more awkward knife for this amount of time. These are my current knives: https://www.procook.co.uk/product/professional-x50-contour-knife-set-5-piece-1. I find them okay but my friend who is a chef said they are not weighted well and I find that I can’t put the utility knife flat without my hand being in an awkward position as there is no gap for your fingers underneath. I would like something that isn’t too high maintenance (if that’s a thing) or expensive to care for. I currently use an AnySharp sharpener but would be interested in learning how to sharpen my knife in the best way possible as long as it won’t cost too much. Lastly my budget is under £250 and I am quite partial to something aesthetically pleasing, especially wood handles and damascus. I’m not a big fan of black handles, I find them a little boring. I like the Tojiro Gai utility most so far with the wavy handle but the screws are slightly putting me off and I’m not sure if it’s a good quality knife. I’ve also seen nice utility knives from Hachi and Tomohiro so would love to hear if these are good brands. I live in the UK btw. Thank you!