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Shiro Kamo Hocho, Gyuto (Fish and Meat Knife), 135 mm

Description

The smith Shiro Kamo crafts his blades in the Takefu Knife Village. This is a smithy cooperative that has upheld the tradition of sophisticated metalworking for almost 700 years. The individual Japanese kitchen knives are crafted by hand, using only the best materials. In recognition of his outstanding work, the smith was awarded the title of »Master of the Traditional Craft« at the age of 45. The triple-layered blade has a cutting layer made of Blue Paper Steel and a black forged skin. The octagonal handle made of walnut is completed with a black laminated wooden ferrule. The double-bevelled forged blade carries the smith's signature. Hardness 63 HRC, not rustproof.

Properties

Bevel: double
Blade length: 135 mm
Blade structure: triple-layered
Blade thickness: 1.5 mm
Blade width: 31 mm
Handle material: Walnut wood
Hand orientation: ambidextrous
Hardness: 63 HRC
Overall length: 260 mm
Production: Hand-forged
Rustproof: No
Steel cutting edge: Blue Paper Steel
Typ: Gyuto (fish and meat knife)
Weight: 70 g

Properties

Bevel: double
Blade length: 135 mm
Blade structure: triple-layered
Blade thickness: 1.5 mm
Blade width: 31 mm
Handle material: Walnut wood
Hand orientation: ambidextrous
Hardness: 63 HRC
Overall length: 260 mm
Production: Hand-forged
Rustproof: No
Steel cutting edge: Blue Paper Steel
Typ: Gyuto (fish and meat knife)
Weight: 70 g

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