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Gabe Mabry of the Doberman Forge, located in Albemarle, North Carolina is the maker of this beautiful creation.
Gabe came from a culinary background so he designs and grinds his knives for peak performance. It's mono steel constructions using the highly regarded 80CRV2 ball bearing steel. This was chosen as the preferred steel by our forum members in a poll taken earlier this year. The basic profile is that of a standard gyuto but with a slightly straighter spine, which raises the tip and thus creates a more rounded edge from the mid-point on. There is a nice flat area from the heel for the push cutters out there.
The knife has a full tang which is beautifully shaped to allow for a very comfortable and attractively sculpted handle, in this case made from a double-dyed burl with copper pins. The blade is finished to an extremely high standard as is the handle, resulting in a very unique knife package made for you by a true artisan of the forge.Brand: Doberman Forge
Bladesmith: Gabe Mabry
Location: Albemarle, North Carolina
Construction: Mono Steel
Steel Type: 80CRV2
Grind: Even
Handle: Western Custom Stabilized Burl
Type: KS French Chef
Weight: 5.7oz / 162g
Edge Length: 240 mm
Overall Length: 360 mm
Spine Thickness at Base: 2.5 mm
Height: 49 mm
Gabe came from a culinary background so he designs and grinds his knives for peak performance. It's mono steel constructions using the highly regarded 80CRV2 ball bearing steel. This was chosen as the preferred steel by our forum members in a poll taken earlier this year. The basic profile is that of a standard gyuto but with a slightly straighter spine, which raises the tip and thus creates a more rounded edge from the mid-point on. There is a nice flat area from the heel for the push cutters out there.
The knife has a full tang which is beautifully shaped to allow for a very comfortable and attractively sculpted handle, in this case made from a double-dyed burl with copper pins. The blade is finished to an extremely high standard as is the handle, resulting in a very unique knife package made for you by a true artisan of the forge.
