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The 165mm Deba is a traditional fish butchering knife. This one is the perfect size for smaller fish like mackerel or striped bass. The knife is constructed from White #2 steel and takes a scary sharp edge. These knives are known for their superior performance for the price. The blade is attached to a Ho wood handle with a plastic ferrule. The blade is constructed from carbon steel so wiping the blade dry after using and hand washing is required to avoid rusting.
Maker: Tojiro
Location: Sanjo City Japan
Construction: Ni Mai, Hammer Forged
Edge Steel: White #2 (Shirogami #2)
Cladding: Soft Iron
Handle: Magnolia D with Black Resin Ferrule
HRC: 60
Weight: 9.2 ounces
Blade Length: 175 mm (6.875")
Overall Length: 320 mm (12.5")
Thickness at Heel: 7.4 mm
Blade Height: 53.8 mm
Reviews
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Tojiro shirogami Deba Posted By: Alec - verified customer
1 people found this review helpful
Great starter Deba. I was expecting high and low spots along the blade road but only found 1 small one when taken to the stones. Easy fix with a Shapton pro 320 and up through a progression to a natural stone finish. Handle is very basic but the ferrule has a soft rubbery feel which is kinda nice when breaking down Whole fish. Ive fabricated 60 lbs of 10-12lb red snapper, 60 lbs of red drum of the same size, and 70 lbs of red grouper. Im 100% satisfied with the purchase and thanks to CKTG for offering a great value single bevel! You guys rock!
1 people found this review helpful
Great starter Deba. I was expecting high and low spots along the blade road but only found 1 small one when taken to the stones. Easy fix with a Shapton pro 320 and up through a progression to a natural stone finish. Handle is very basic but the ferrule has a soft rubbery feel which is kinda nice when breaking down Whole fish. Ive fabricated 60 lbs of 10-12lb red snapper, 60 lbs of red drum of the same size, and 70 lbs of red grouper. Im 100% satisfied with the purchase and thanks to CKTG for offering a great value single bevel! You guys rock!
Awesome Posted By: Chip - verified customer
bought this knife as a toe in the water to owning and maintaining a deba and fell in love. at the time it was easily my sharpest knife. it gets sharp super easily and as long as you sharpen it weekly it stays super sharp. I acutally bought a second one for a cook of mine and gave my origional one away to my sous!
bought this knife as a toe in the water to owning and maintaining a deba and fell in love. at the time it was easily my sharpest knife. it gets sharp super easily and as long as you sharpen it weekly it stays super sharp. I acutally bought a second one for a cook of mine and gave my origional one away to my sous!
Product Review
Product ReviewPosted By: ChrisB - verified customer
1 people found this review helpful
You get what you pay for. The blade isn't ground with high level of craftsmanship, The handle wood is little bit rough looking and cannot be compared with handles coming from higher end manufacturers. there is a big hole where the blade meet the handle that I need to fill with epoxy for hygiene concerns,Now, all this in mind i would buy this item again should my purpose is to heavily use a deba made with shirogami, if I am buying a deba to have it displayed and work with it occasionally, then I would buy a more expensive Deba
1 people found this review helpful
You get what you pay for. The blade isn't ground with high level of craftsmanship, The handle wood is little bit rough looking and cannot be compared with handles coming from higher end manufacturers. there is a big hole where the blade meet the handle that I need to fill with epoxy for hygiene concerns,Now, all this in mind i would buy this item again should my purpose is to heavily use a deba made with shirogami, if I am buying a deba to have it displayed and work with it occasionally, then I would buy a more expensive Deba
