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Coming Soon our next knife in the Artifex II BD1N lineup. Our Richmond Artifex line of knives are designed for professionals that want good steel at a reasonable price. We're using top of the line BD1N Steel with HRC of 61 and tough, durable handles made of G10 that are nearly indestructible. We're going to offer these new knives at a discount for early adopters. Prices will be good for 30 days after we release it. Stay Sharp my friends!
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2 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Artifex BD1N paring knive, July 28, 2022Posted By: mark shimasaki
I think CKTG has nailed the "best bang for the buck" in this Artifex line of knives. Like the gyuto (which I also own) the fit and finish on this paring knive is great, with added details like a bit of relief on the spine and a slight bevel on the heel of the knife. Handy length and blade shape, very easy to sharpen and the edge seems to hold up quite well.
I think CKTG has nailed the "best bang for the buck" in this Artifex line of knives. Like the gyuto (which I also own) the fit and finish on this paring knive is great, with added details like a bit of relief on the spine and a slight bevel on the heel of the knife. Handy length and blade shape, very easy to sharpen and the edge seems to hold up quite well.
Impressive , July 2, 2022Posted By: Larry Johnson
2 people found this review helpful
Great blade. The one thing I miss using a small petty is the dexterity and nimbleness of a paring knife, and 80mm is the perfect size for hand tasks. I cut a lot of strawberries and will commit to trimming green beans with a sharp paring knife
BD1N is very high in chromium and high carbon, so it should be easy to sharpen and hard enough to retain its edge. Well made with a very nice full tang design. Impressive.
2 people found this review helpful
Great blade. The one thing I miss using a small petty is the dexterity and nimbleness of a paring knife, and 80mm is the perfect size for hand tasks. I cut a lot of strawberries and will commit to trimming green beans with a sharp paring knife
BD1N is very high in chromium and high carbon, so it should be easy to sharpen and hard enough to retain its edge. Well made with a very nice full tang design. Impressive.
