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Our friends from 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:5.1oz / 144g
Length 185mm
Handle: Ergonomic Style Wooden Handle (they vary in wood type)
Product Reviews
Fun, April 19, 2020Posted By: Jeff
Bought it because of the blade geometry: it's nothing short of brilliant. The knife itself is as rustic as they get, the blade being all bumpy from the hammer blows and the grind being uneven. That said, it is solid, and after an hour with a file and some sandpaper it was "hand-finished" as well.
In practice, it takes on a good edge, keeps it for a while, and works as the closest thing to "one knife to do it all" in the family kitchen. I wouldn't take it to work, or when cooking for a client, but at home it is real fun to use,
The bottom line is, there are far worse ways to spend $50.
Bought it because of the blade geometry: it's nothing short of brilliant. The knife itself is as rustic as they get, the blade being all bumpy from the hammer blows and the grind being uneven. That said, it is solid, and after an hour with a file and some sandpaper it was "hand-finished" as well.
In practice, it takes on a good edge, keeps it for a while, and works as the closest thing to "one knife to do it all" in the family kitchen. I wouldn't take it to work, or when cooking for a client, but at home it is real fun to use,
The bottom line is, there are far worse ways to spend $50.
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