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This saya is made to fit the 180mm deba sayas, but some debas are made to different measurements, so it's always best to purchase the saya with the knife.
**Please note in "Comments" which knife you are buying the saya for so we can check fit.**
Reviews
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180mm Takayuki Deba, May 16, 2022Posted By: Richard
Firstly, I love this knife. It allowed me to break down Salmon at work with a confidence I had been lacking theretofore. There is a learning curve due to its' single edge, but that is quickly overcome. It is truly a beautiful knife.
Yet, and this is a minor quibble, when I think of Japanese craftsmanship, I think of near perfection. I understand this may be a less expensive, starter knife but that should not affect some basic knife making standards. The blade itself is not 100% true-it may be 90,95% true, but there is a wee curve that affects sharpening. It's doesn't, to my eye, affect cuts, but it is a niggle my OCD twinges at.
As I mentioned, I love this knife and am very pleased with it, but mayhaps my expectations of Japanese craftsmanship were a little let down.
Firstly, I love this knife. It allowed me to break down Salmon at work with a confidence I had been lacking theretofore. There is a learning curve due to its' single edge, but that is quickly overcome. It is truly a beautiful knife.
Yet, and this is a minor quibble, when I think of Japanese craftsmanship, I think of near perfection. I understand this may be a less expensive, starter knife but that should not affect some basic knife making standards. The blade itself is not 100% true-it may be 90,95% true, but there is a wee curve that affects sharpening. It's doesn't, to my eye, affect cuts, but it is a niggle my OCD twinges at.
As I mentioned, I love this knife and am very pleased with it, but mayhaps my expectations of Japanese craftsmanship were a little let down.
Tojiro deba 180 mm saya
