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Daovua Pipeline Gyuto 185mm. Our partners in Vietnam have made a new knife with an updated ergonomic handle as well as using a new type of steel which is made from recycled pipelines. They claim that it is better quality steel than the leaf spring steel they've been using. Here are the specs.
Maker: Daovua
Location: Vietnam
Construction: Hammer Forged
Steel: Pipeline Carbon Steel
Edge Grind: Even
Height: 53mm
Weight:4.5oz / 128g
Length 185mm
Handle: Ergonomic Style Wooden Handle (they vary in wood type)
Reviews
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Great piece!, April 10, 2021 Nice knife for the price, March 31, 2021Posted By: Kyle Hyndman - verified customer
I bought this as a gift for a friend who works in the pipeline industry to be kind of cheeky. That said, after I added my own sharpening to it, I was impressed with how sharp it got. This is a great value knife and one I would definitely consider for myself too.
I bought this as a gift for a friend who works in the pipeline industry to be kind of cheeky. That said, after I added my own sharpening to it, I was impressed with how sharp it got. This is a great value knife and one I would definitely consider for myself too.
Not bad for price, July 10, 2020 Great knife for the price, May 18, 2020Posted By: Jason - verified customer
Have been using this little knife for a few weeks now, and really like it. It's well balanced, lightweight, and a pleasure to use. Was pretty dull on arrival, but took a nice edge with a little work. Holds an edge well, but seems to have more of a tendency to roll than some of my other knives, but that's easily rectified by hitting it with a steel.
Have been using this little knife for a few weeks now, and really like it. It's well balanced, lightweight, and a pleasure to use. Was pretty dull on arrival, but took a nice edge with a little work. Holds an edge well, but seems to have more of a tendency to roll than some of my other knives, but that's easily rectified by hitting it with a steel.
Love this knife!, April 9, 2020
Daovua Pipeline Steel Gyuto 185mm, March 24, 2020
