I use this to easily check for burrs on my knives as I'm sharpening. Just a simple wipe and you can feel them easily.&&&&&&1.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/microfiber-polishing-cloth-99.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ sarurure120g&&&2KRustRemover&&&2,000 Grit Rust Remover Block (Green)&&&This is a nice little block that works extremely well at taking off rust from carbon steel knives. This particular one is about 2K grit. We recommend soaking the block for about 5 minutes before use and using light pressure with consistent back and forth strokes to clean up your knives. It's quick and easy to use.&&&&&&15.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/2-000-grit-rust-remover-block-green-28.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ 20xloupe&&&MG21007&&&20X Illuminated Loupe&&&This 20X Loupe is a must have when you want to see your sharpening work. I've tried multiple loupes since I started sharpening and this 20X Jewelers Loupe is my favorite. It has a really nice and clear magnifying glass as well as a good LED light to make viewing your edges easy. It comes with an extra battery and a small case for storage. This item belongs in every sharpeners tool box. Dr. Matt Recommended!
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45xmimiwled&&&MG21011&&&30x Jewelers Loupe w/ LED&&&30x Jewelers Loupe w/LED. This one gives nice clear viewing of your edges and comes in handy for other things as well. &&&&&&8.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/30x-jewelers-loupe-w-led-48.png&&&4.5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@
3x8stropplate&&&3X8SmallPlate&&&3x8" Strop Plate&&&3x8" Strop Plate. This plate is made out of powder coated steel and provides a solid surface that is designed to work with our strops that all have magnetic backing on the. The plate also has some rubber feet attached to the bottom to give a little elevation and traction when stropping on your counter or bench. &&&&&&25&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/3x8-strop-plate-125.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@
5drstcowhexk&&&5/16Drillcollar&&&5/16" Drill Stop Collar &&&5/16" Drill Stop Collar W/ Hex Key. You can use this as a quick and easy stone measuring jig for different edge pro stones along with the angle cube that is also available on the site. Comes with a hex key. &&&&&&3.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/5-16-drill-stop-collar-76.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
haamstkit&&&RichmondStropKit&&&5pc Richmond Strop Kit w/ 3" x 11" &&&This kit includes all you need to get razor sharp edges. We recommend you use the paste on the balsa. Use a small amount and spread it thin. A little goes a long way. Then finish your knives with the bark tanned bovine strop by itself. And yes, the balsa and bovine strops have magnetic backing.
**Please note that the video below shows a horse strop; the kit now contains a bovine strop instead. As of November 5th we have added the .5 micron diamond paste along with the 1 micron diamond paste from a jar to a syringe for easier access. It's water based so you can cut the product with a drop or two of water to loosen it up.
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80jafash&&&Fabric-Small-Sheath&&&80-100mm Japanese Fabric Sheath&&&These Japanese Fabric Sheaths fit on many of the small petty knives in the 80mm-100mm range. They don't need a pin and grip the knife through friction similar to our felt guards. &&&&&&12.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/80-100mm-japanese-fabric-sheath-42.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
adwasibr&&&AWSB&&&Adjustable Waterstone Sink Bridge &&&Adjustable Waterstone Sink Bridge will allow you to sharpen your knives over your sink for easy cleanup. The stone holder is adjustable to fit most sinks and also adjusts easily to accommodate different-sized stones.
The solid rubber bumpers hold the Sink Bridge in place, and the unit can adjust from 6 3/4 to 17 3/4" long. It also can be used on a counter as a stone holder if you need to use it without suspend it over a sink. &&&&&&37.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/adjustable-waterstone-sink-bridge-66.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
amnomosesa10&&&Seaweed-Salt&&&Amabito No Moshio Seaweed Salt 100g Sale&&&Moshio means “seaweed salt” in Japanese and this salt has been made in Japan using the same methods for over a thousand years. Sea water from the Seto-uchi inland sea is left in a large shallow pools to evaporate before collected seaweed is added. The salt water is then cooked in a large iron pot. Finally the crystals are spun in a centrifuge to remove the remaining water before heating again. This labor intensive process results in salt with a wonderful taste. Only 200kg are made per day. We’re purchasing this product directly from Japan. &&&&&&9.95&&&5.95&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/amabito-no-moshio-seaweed-salt-100g-sale-58.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
amnomowasesa&&&Wasabi-Sea-Salt&&&Amabito no Moshio Wasabi Seaweed Salt &&&Amabito Matcha Salt is a blend of moshio and wasabi. It makes a wonderful seasoning for tempura or sashimi or for use on the grill. Moshio, translates to mean seaweed-salt (mo- meaning seaweed, -shio meaning salt), and it's known as the original way ancient Japanese people learned to make salt from the sea.
The salt is produced from the area called Setonaikai which is an inland sea and has been used for making salt for over a thousand years. Moshio is salt abundant in minerals such as iodine (a compound found in seaweed), calcium, potassium and magnesium, etc.
The new range of Aogami Super knives is another testament to his skills as a knife maker. Aogami Super is one of the most popular high carbon steel alloys used in the making of Japanese knives. It possesses very high edge retention and fine edge capabilities. While wear resistance is average, it is quite easy to sharpen. It is a very reactive steel so wiping down and drying should be done after every use. The inner core of AS is clad in the san-mai style, with a softer stainless steel. This greatly increases corrosion protection which makes the knife so much easier to maintain.
The cladding is left with the forger’s carbon scale (kurouchi) and is then given a great looking hammered (tsuchime) finish. These two processes can reduce food stickage with certain products. As with all of Anryu-san’s knives, this has a well-executed grind and a nice standard of fit and finish.
Bunkas feature a relatively tall blade and a gently curved belly which makes for good hand to board clearance and application in all cutting styles. The pointed tanto style tip is great for detail work and getting into tight places.
The new line of knives coming from this master are fashioned from Aogami Super steel which has been hammer forged with a soft stainless steel cladding. This protects the core steel from corrosion and makes the blade more "forgiving" than the very hard core steel. The cladding (hagane) is enhanced with both kurouchi (blacksmith) and tsuchime (hammered) finishes.
180mm gyutos are about as short as gyutos get. They are a great option for those people who prefer compact knives or chefs with very restricted board space. This small-scale cutter is also a great choice for prepping garnishes and other smaller items. This knife will appeal to rock and push cutters alike. The blade is mated to a nice octagonal handle made from maple and black pakka wood.
These fine knives are made from the super steel knowns as AS, or Aogami Super. AS is a great steel for making knives as it has the highest wear resistance and lowest toughness of the three Blue Paper steels. Edge holding is truly outstanding and it is also easy to sharpen. AS contains the highest amount of carbon and chromium of the three alloys, which not only increases its hardness but also gives it a slight advantage over the others in terms of corrosion resistance. This is further enhanced with the addition of a stainless steel cladding. The cladding is somewhat “softer” or more ductile which further protects the inner cutting core.
The Anryu AS Gyuto 210mm is an average length knife capable of taking on almost any ingredient. It is a compact blade that will find favor with most home users and professionals working in tighter environments. It features a nice length flat heel which transitions to a gentle curved belly. It should please users of all styles of cutting techniques.
This new range of knives is based around the popular steel known as Aogami Super, or AS. The steel was originally developed for tool and knife makers and it has the highest wear resistance of all the blue steels. It contains the highest amount of carbon and chromium of the three alloys, which not only increases its hardness, but also gives it a slight advantage over the others in terms of corrosion resistance. This is further enhanced by the use of a stainless cladding with a hammered kurouchi finish.
This is standard gyuto fare in its proportions. The 244mm length is matched to a nice height of 51mm. It has a bit of a flat spot at the heel but it quickly transforms to a gentle belly from there on. The tip is well crafted and the blade is quite thin behind the edge. It is fairly stout at the spine and the primary bevel starts just about where the kurouchi finish ends.
The knife comes with a nicely finished octagonal handle made from maple and black pakka wood.
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anasna16&&&AAS-N165&&&Anryu AS Nakiri 165mm&&&After 50 years, Anryu has given over his business to his trusted apprentice, Ikeda san, who now manages Anryu Hamono and does the lion's share of the work.
This is a new line of knives from this famed blacksmith. They are made from Aogami Super steel. AS steel is part of the Hitachi Blue Paper high carbon steel family, specifically developed for tools and knives. This steel has the highest wear resistance and lowest toughness of the three Blue Paper steels. Edge holding is truly outstanding and it is easy to sharpen too. It contains the highest amount of carbon and chromium of the three alloys which not only increases its hardness but also gives it a slight advantage of the others in terms of corrosion resistance. The inner core steel is clad with a soft stainless steel in the san-mai style of awase. This makes the knife easy to care for.
The Anryu AS nakiri is a pretty standard size for this style blade. It has a comfortable height of 52mm coupled to a blade length of 165mm. The edge has a nice gentle belly that will be especially appreciated by rocking style users.
The rustic kurouchi finish is a perfect look for this knife which is further enhanced with a nice octagonal maple handle with a black pakka wood ferrule.
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anaspe13&&&AAS-P120&&&Anryu AS Petty 120mm&&&After 50 years, Anryu has given over his business to his trusted apprentice, Ikeda san, who now manages Anryu Hamono and does the lion's share of the work.
This is a new line of knives from this famed blacksmith. They are made from Aogami Super steel. AS steel is part of the Hitachi Blue Paper high carbon steel family, specifically developed for tools and knives. This steel has the highest wear resistance and lowest toughness of the three Blue Paper steels. Edge holding is truly outstanding and it is easy to sharpen too. It contains the highest amount of carbon and chromium of the three alloys which not only increases its hardness but also gives it a slight advantage of the others in terms of corrosion resistance. The inner core steel is clad with a soft stainless steel in the san-mai style of awase. This makes the knife easy to care for.
The rustic kurouchi finish is a perfect look for this knife which is further enhanced with a nice octagonal maple handle with a black pakka wood ferrule.
This is a new line of knives from this famed blacksmith. They are made from Aogami Super steel. AS steel is part of the Hitachi Blue Paper high carbon steel family, specifically developed for tools and knives. This steel has the highest wear resistance and lowest toughness of the three Blue Paper steels. Edge holding is truly outstanding and it is easy to sharpen too. It contains the highest amount of carbon and chromium of the three alloys which not only increases its hardness but also gives it a slight advantage of the others in terms of corrosion resistance. The inner core steel is clad with a soft stainless steel in the san-mai style of awase. This makes the knife easy to care for.
The rustic kurouchi finish is a perfect look for this knife which is further enhanced with a nice octagonal maple handle with a black pakka wood ferrule.
This is a new line of knives from this famed blacksmith. They are made from Aogami Super steel. AS steel is part of the Hitachi Blue Paper high carbon steel family, specifically developed for tools and knives. This steel has the highest wear resistance and lowest toughness of the three Blue Paper steels. Edge holding is truly outstanding and it is easy to sharpen too. It contains the highest amount of carbon and chromium of the three alloys which not only increases its hardness but also gives it a slight advantage of the others in terms of corrosion resistance. The inner core steel is clad with a soft stainless steel in the san-mai style of awase. This makes the knife easy to care for.
The rustic kurouchi finish is a perfect look for this knife which is further enhanced with a nice octagonal maple handle with a black pakka wood ferrule.
The AS core is clad in a softer stainless steel for added strength and protection against corrosion. The blade has a thin heel and a standard santoku design with a sheep's foot tip and curved belly. The handle is made of octagonal rosewood and black pakka wood, complementing the knife's overall design. As with all Anryu-san's knives, it has a well-executed grind and is of high standard in fit and finish. However, the reactive AS core edge requires proper care and maintenance after each use.
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anassu27&&&AAS-S270&&&Anryu AS Sujihiki 270mm&&&After 50 years, Anryu has given over his business to his trusted apprentice, Ikeda san, who now manages Anryu Hamono and does the lion's share of the work.
They are made from Aogami Super steel which is part of the Hitachi Blue Paper high carbon steel family, specifically developed for tools and knives. This steel has very high wear resistance and is known for its excellent retention and fine edge capabilities. It is also quite easy to sharpen. The blade is clad in a softer stainless steel which protects the inner core from corrosion, while adding strength and shock protection. But as Aogami Super is a reactive steel, wiping down and drying, especially the edge, should be done after every use.
The blade face is left with the carbon blacksmith scale, known as kurouchi, and given the great looking hammered finish so emblematic of Anryu knives. The lower blade road is satin finished to contrast with the exposed and polished AS cutting edge.
Sujihiki knives are Japanese carving knives with a double bevel (as opposed to a yanagiba, which is a single bevel blade). The name is derived from the Japanese words suji, which means tendon, and biki, which means pull. It is a perfect tool for slicing cooked proteins and soft foods like terrines and pates. It also substitutes well for a traditional yanagiba as a sushi knife. The sujihiki is much easier for many people to maintain and sharpen. It is also good for both left- and right-handed users.
The blade is mated to a nice handle made from maple and black pakka wood.
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anbl2bu17&&&AnryuAOBunka&&&Anryu Blue #2 Hammered Bunka 170mm&&&After 50 years, Anryu has given over his business to his trusted apprentice, Ikeda san, who now manages Anryu Hamono and does the lion's share of the work.
The blade is constructed from Hitachi Blue Paper #2 steel with a stainless steel cladding. This adds strength to the inner core while protecting it from corrosion. The stainless cladding is given that famous hammered finish. The core Blue #2 steel will take an extremely keen edge with ease and hold that edge for a long time. Even though it is wrapped in stainless steel, the exposed carbon core of the knife will discolor with normal use and could rust if abused. Keep it dry and clean and you are good to go!
This is a classic bunka in size and attributes: short but with a fine and versatile tip. Its height is tall in comparison to the blade length allowing for great hand clearance. The blade is well finished with a nicely radiused choil and polished corners and spine. It is matched to an oval handle made from rosewood with a pakka wood ferrule.
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anbl2hagy18&&&AnryuAOGyuto180&&&Anryu Blue #2 Hammered Gyuto 180mm&&&After 50 years, Anryu has given over his business to his trusted apprentice, Ikeda san, who now manages Anryu Hamono and does the lion's share of the work.
This is about the smallest size that gyuto style knives are made. In fact it could be considered part petty and part santoku, not just in dimensions but in abilities and feel. People who like a shorter blade will be intrigued by this knife as it serves so many purposes and is so adroit at many cutting and slicing tasks. It is also a great knife for use in restricted spaces or on small boards.
&&&&&&160&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/anryu-blue-2-hammered-gyuto-180mm-143.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ anhagy21&&&AnryuAOGyuto210&&&Anryu Blue #2 Hammered Gyuto 210mm&&&After 50 years, Anryu san has retired and given over his business to his longtime, trusted apprentice, Ikeda san. Anryu is 80 now and only works part-time forging knives for the business. The knife is constructed of a Hitachi Aogami #2 carbon steel core hardened to 63 HRC wrapped in stainless steel for easy maintenance. The core steel will take an extremely keen edge with ease and hold that edge for a long time. Mr. Anryu's Hammered line has built a reputation among Japanese knife enthusiasts for its high-performance grinds and rustic yet refined aesthetics. As this is a handmade knife, make allowances for variations in dimensions between knives. Please note that the carbon steel core of this knife will patina with normal use and can rust if neglected.
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kaanasgy24&&&AnryuAOGyuto240&&&Anryu Blue #2 Hammered Gyuto 240mm&&&After 50 years, Anryu has given over his business to his trusted apprentice, Ikeda san, who now manages Anryu Hamono and does the lion's share of the work.
A reminder, the carbon steel core of this knife will discolor with normal use and rust if not dried immediately. Additionally, like many high-quality, handmade knives, these knives will vary from one example to the next.
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anbl2haho15&&&AnryuAOHonesuki&&&Anryu Blue #2 Hammered Honesuki 150mm&&&After 50 years, Anryu has given over his business to his trusted apprentice, Ikeda san, who now manages Anryu Hamono and does the lion's share of the work.
The honesuki is a Japanese version of a boning knife. It is quite different from a Western boning knife. This is mainly due to its triangular shape and the fact that it is a very stiff blade with very little flex. The honesuki works very well for deboning all kinds of proteins including poultry and typically has an asymmetrical edge. However, this knife is ground on both sides with a symmetrical 50/50 edge. Be warned that while it is a boning knife, it is not meant to cut through bones. It is made to cut through the joints of the bird. Due to its shape and height, the honesuki can also double up nicely as a utility or petty style of knife. Comes with a very nice oval rosewood and pakka wood handle.
&&&&&&145&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/anryu-blue-2-hammered-honesuki-150mm-149.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ kaanasna16&&&AnryuAONakiri&&&Anryu Blue #2 Hammered Nakiri 165mm &&&After 50 years, Anryu has given over his business to his trusted apprentice, Ikeda san, who now manages Anryu Hamono and does the lion's share of the work. Anryu's Hammered lineup is characterized by its unique hand hammered aesthetic and outstanding fit and finish, which complement its first-rate grind and world-class Aogami #2 steel. This nakiri is no exception. While the core steel is reactive, it is wrapped in stainless steel for easy maintenance. Like all handmade knives, each of these knives will vary somewhat from one another.
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anbl2hape13&&&AnryuAOPetty120&&&Anryu Blue #2 Hammered Petty 120mm&&&After 50 years, Anryu san has retired and given over his business to his longtime, trusted apprentice, Ikeda san. Anryu is 80 now and only works part-time forging knives for the business. Anryu Hammered kitchen knives have a reputation among knife users and collectors for being well made and robust as well as possessing an attractive and rustic aesthetic appeal.
The carbon core of the knife will discolor with normal use and could rust if abused. Keep it dry and clean and you are good to go!
The beautiful 120mm petty is a perfect blade for many tasks, including the processing of smaller ingredients, filleting, and making garnishes. It has a lovely slim tip, and a nicely rounded choil and spine. The classic hammered finish is perfectly executed, resulting in a knife that looks as good as it performs. A traditional oval handle made from rosewood and ebony completes the package.
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&&&&&&110&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/anryu-blue-2-hammered-petty-75mm-138.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ anryu&&&AnryuAOSantoku&&&Anryu Blue #2 Hammered Santoku 165mm&&&After 50 years, Anryu has given over his business to his trusted apprentice, Ikeda san, who now manages Anryu Hamono and does the lion's share of the work. With a stunning aesthetic, this santoku from the Hammered lineup will stand out in any Japanese knife enthusiast's collection. The renowned edge taking and edge holding of the Hitachi Aogami #2 core, coupled with a high-performance grind, make this knife every bit the performer on the cutting board as well. As a hand-produced knives, individual examples of these knives may vary dimensionally from one another. While wrapped in stainless steel for ease of maintenance, the carbon core of the knife will discolor with normal use. Wash and towel dry for proper care.
&&&&&&145&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/anryu-blue-2-hammered-santoku-165mm-162.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ anbl2hasu27&&&Anryu-AO-Hammered-S270&&&Anryu Blue #2 Hammered Sujihiki 270mm&&&Anryu San, after a 50-year-long illustrious career, has handed over his business reins to his trusted protege, Ikeda San. At the age of 80, Anryu San continues to work part-time, crafting knives for the company. The unique feature of these knives is their construction: a core of Hitachi Aogami #2 carbon steel that has been hardened to 63 HRC, enveloped in stainless steel to simplify upkeep. This special core steel can easily acquire a supremely sharp edge and retain it for an extended duration. The Hammered line by Mr. Anryu has earned a reputable standing amidst Japanese knife connoisseurs for its top-notch functionality and its rustic yet sophisticated aesthetic. Being a product of artisan craftsmanship, one should allow for slight variations in dimensions between each knife. Users should be aware that the knife's carbon steel core will develop a patina over time due to normal use and might rust if not properly cared for.
The bunka is a really versatile blade that is growing in popularity in the West with both professional and home chefs. The short length and tall blade combine to create a knife with very broad uses and appeal. They can be used to replace a short gyuto or santoku, especially when you favor push cutting and chopping techniques. Of course, the great-looking reverse tanto profile also offers a compelling aesthetic especially coupled to the finely crafted rosewood oval handle with black pakka wood ferrule.
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ankudagy18&&&AnryuShiro-Gyuto180&&&Anryu Kurouchi Damascus Gyuto 180mm&&&The blade of this gyuto is fashioned from a core of Shirogami #2 high carbon steel with a multi-layer soft iron outer cladding. Shirogami #2 is also known as White #2 steel. It is quite similar to 1095 and White #1 steel but with extra carbon. This gives the blade a higher wear resistance than the other two alloys, coupled with good edge stability. It is carbon steel and thus needs care with cleaning and drying between uses. The cladding is left with a blacksmith, or kurouchi, finish. This protects the outer layer somewhat but does not alleviate the need for careful drying of this reactive blade.
180mm is the entry length of most gyutos. The shorter and lighter size of this gyuto gives it a quality that feels fast and nimble. The blade is easy to sharpen to a razor-like edge and is coupled to a nicely finished oval rosewood hand with black pakka wood ferrule.
After 50 years, Anryu san has retired and given over his business to his longtime, trusted apprentice, Ikeda san.
He makes this lovely gyuto from a multi-layer soft iron cladding over an inner core of White #2 high carbon steel. This is a reactive blade and will require care with cleaning and drying between uses. It is a great-looking item featuring a well-done kurouchi finish which transforms beautifully into the suminagashi multi-layer part of the blade road.
The blade is quite thick out of the handle but it then thins out nicely to the extremely fine tip. The choil area has the characteristic Anryu curve which makes for a very comfortable pinch grip. This is enhanced by the perfect balance point just forward of the heel. They are ground quite thin at the edge which adds to the outstanding cutting abilities of this well-made knife. The cutting edge profile is quite curved but will still appeal to most users whether employing rocking of push cutting styles.
We are really pleased to be able to offer these lovely knives to our customers. They are well made, handsome to behold, and an overall great value.
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kaankusugy24&&&AnryuShiro-Gyuto240&&&Anryu Kurouchi Damascus Gyuto 240mm&&&This Anryu Kurouchi Damascus blade features a rounded choil which makes for a very comfortable pinch grip area. It has a nicely curved profile which does not have much of a flat area. This is a great choice for push or rock cutting styles. The blade is a dream to sharpen to a razor like edge. It is coupled to a nicely finished oval rosewood hand with black pakka wood ferrule.
After 50 years, Anryu san has retired and given over his business to his longtime, trusted apprentice, Ikeda san.
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ankudakobu13&&&AnryuShiro-KoBunka&&&Anryu Kurouchi Damascus Ko Bunka 135mm&&&Master Blacksmith Katsushige Anryu has retired and handed over his business to his long-time apprentice, Ikeda san. He uses Hitachi White Paper #2 as the core steel for this great-looking and performing bunka. He hand-forges the blade in the san-mai style using a multi-layer soft iron cladding. The outer layer is left with that great-looking kurouchi, or blacksmith’s, finish. This then transforms into the underlying damascus pattern, resulting in a blade of unmatched aesthetic quality. As both inner and outer layer are high carbon, they will rust if not cared for, so please clean and dry this knife during and after use.
The ko bunka is a very versatile blade that is becoming more popular with both professional and home chefs. It is shorter in length than a gyuto which, combined with its tall blade height, creates a knife with very broad uses and appeal. This is a shorter version of a regular bunka and is favored especially by people who like push cutting and chopping techniques. The short length makes it very useful for in-hand work and processing smaller ingredients and proteins.
The fit and finish are up to the usual standards of the brand. The aesthetic appeal is enhanced with some lovely chiseled kanji elements and coupled to the finely crafted rosewood oval handle with black pakka wood ferrule. No doubt the beautiful reverse tanto profile also adds to this compelling aesthetic appeal.
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kaankusuna&&&AnryuShiro-Nakiri&&&Anryu Kurouchi Damascus Nakiri 165mm&&&The nakiri is becoming a very popular blade design in both professional and home kitchens. It has a very unique shape designed primarily as a vegetable cutter. Nakiri is Japanese for “cutting greens” and this blade does so with consummate ease. As it is a vegetable cutter, it is made thin to avoid wedging on harder ingredients.
There are two main styles of nakiri. The most popular is the Kakugata which is featured here. It has a very square looking blade with a flat profile. The Higashgata, or Kantogata, is less common and it features a rounded heel and curved cutting edge.
After 50 years, Anryu san has retired and given over his business to his longtime, trusted apprentice, Ikeda san.
&&&&&&130&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/anryu-kurouchi-damascus-nakiri-165mm-113.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ ankudape12&&&AnryuShiroPetty120&&&Anryu Kurouchi Damascus Petty 120mm&&&Established in the 1870s, the Anryu family, led by fourth-generation blacksmith Katsushige Anryu, are renowned for their finely crafted knives. Katsushige, while passing the business onto his apprentice Ikeda san, continues to create exceptional gyuto knives featuring multi-layer soft iron cladding over a White #2 high carbon steel core. These reactive blades require hand drying after washing the blades. With an appeal for various cutting styles, we're proud to offer these expertly made, aesthetically pleasing knives that deliver great value.
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ankudape15&&&AnryuShiroPetty150&&&Anryu Kurouchi Damascus Petty 150mm&&&Founded in the 1870s, the Anryu family has a rich history in crafting exceptional knives, passing the legacy onto Katsushige Anryu, a fourth-generation blacksmith. Recently, Anryu handed over the reins to his long-time apprentice, Ikeda san, yet continues to remain actively involved in daily blacksmithing.
Their exceptional gyuto knife is crafted from multi-layer soft iron cladding, encasing a White #2 high carbon steel core. This reactive blade necessitates diligent maintenance, requiring prompt cleaning and drying after use. The aesthetic kurouchi finish seamlessly transitions into the suminagashi multi-layer on the blade road, lending the knife a distinguished appearance.
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ankudasa16&&&AnryuShiro-Santoku&&&Anryu Kurouchi Damascus Santoku 165mm&&&After 50 years, Anryu san has retired and given over his business to his longtime, trusted apprentice, Ikeda san.
The Anryu Kurouchi Damascus Santoku is constructed from Shirogami #2 high carbon steel with a multilayer soft iron cladding. The steel is hardened to 61-62 HRC. Shirogami #2 or White #2 is a high carbon steel that is liked for its high level of edge retention and relative ease of sharpening. The outer layer, or jigane, is finished with a rustic kurouchi coating. The kurouchi finish fades into a nice layered or suminagashi blade road. This is a good-looking knife—but it is reactive and will require care with cleaning and drying during and after use.
This hand-hammered santoku is thin at the edge and comes out of the box fairly sharp. A few strokes on a fine stone will reveal a razor-like edge. The choil and neck area are nicely finished, as is the basic but well-made oval rosewood handle.
There is a lot of knife here for the money. Lovely looks, a light, well-balanced feel, and excellent fit and finish sum up this high-value santoku. Check out this great performer. You’ll be glad you did.
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aprema&&&EPRetractable&&&Apex Retractable Magnet&&&New for 2019! This Retractable Magnet for the Edge Pro Apex helps you keep your blade stuck to the table of the machine and it works really well!
You may find the occasional knife where the magnetism will hinder your ability to sharpen. So instead of permanently attaching the magnet under the table, we found a way that allows the user to quickly and easily activate and deactivate the magnet by raising and lowering it, no tools required. Use the magnetic knife sharpener when it's helpful, lower the magnet when it's not. Quick and simple. Just the way we like it.
Installing the Edge Pro Apex table magnet accessory on new machines is VERY simple. The housing press fits (tightly) under the table. For older models, you may have to replace the leg screws (which will be provided) to make room for the magnet.
***ONLY FITS THE APEX MODEL****
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&&&&&&47&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/arashiyama-1k-sharpening-stone-69.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ takenoko8000&&&Arashiyama6000x&&&Arashiyama 6K (Takenoko)&&&Arashiyama 6000x also sometimes referred to as Takenoko 8000x Water Stone. Splash and go. It's a fast cutting stone that gives good feedback and can be used as your last stone for kitchen knives.
&&&&&&63&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/arashiyama-6k-takenoko-42.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ arbdpakn80&&&Artifex-Paring&&&Artifex BD1N Paring Knife 80mm&&&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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riariigy21&&&ARTIFEX2G210&&&Artifex II BD1N Gyuto 210mm Sale&&&Richmond Artifex II 210mm BD1N Gyuto! It's one of our best selling knives to line cooks around the country and it has unmatched edge retention for those of you in the industry that need an affordable knife that will hold its edge through long shifts.
So it is with some pride that we now introduce the new Richmond Artifex II knife line. Our first offering is a very useful and universally liked 210mm gyuto. The new Artifex knives continue the tradition of using tough materials that can cope with the daily routines found in the busiest kitchens. To this end, we have continued with the proven G-10 handles but now mated to a blade made from Carpenter BD1N stainless steel. The blades are made in China and we export the BD1N steel from the USA to the factory so they can make them with good steel to our specifications.
Heat treated to HRC 63, this steel will take a nice edge and hold it exceptionally well. It is also really easy to maintain. This is perfect for the demands of pro cooks who don't have the time to constantly sharpen or wipe down their knives during their shifts. Coupled to the virtually indestructible G-10 handle scales, these knives are nearly indestructible and will provide line chefs with a comfortable, long-lasting kitchen cutter at a really attractive price.
&&&&&&69.95&&&55&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/artifex-ii-bd1n-gyuto-210mm-6.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ atoma1200pad&&&AtomaBIG-1200&&&Atoma 3" x 8" Plate 1200 Grit&&&Atoma diamond plates are great no-soak, no-dish alternatives to water stones for sharpeners on the go. This 1200 grit Atoma plate can leave a toothy edge excellent for a variety of kitchen tasks. The 1200 grit edge can also be transitioned to a water stone finish then polished to any level of refinement for any number of tasks. If you're looking for a stone flattener please choose the 140 Atoma. This is much better for use with knives. Measures 210mm x 75mm.
&&&&&&89.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/atoma-3-x-8-plate-1200-grit-25.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ at14dipl&&&AtomaBIG-140&&&Atoma 3" x 8" Plate 140 Grit Sale&&&There are a number of dilemmas a sharpener must address in selecting gear to outfit their sharpening kit. The Atoma diamond sharpening plates are a compelling answer to a number of those problems. The Atoma 140 diamond plate is made of diamond abrasive embedded in a metal pad in a dot matrix pattern which is mounted to an aluminum base. The 140 grit Atoma plate may be used as a coarse grit sharpening stone. When used on blades, the Atoma 140 removes steel aggressively to affect repairs quickly. The 140 is perhaps most often used as a flattening plate to repair and maintain dished water stones. Because of the coarseness of the abrasive and the hardness of the diamond it will abrade most any stone on the market and do so quickly. While there are other diamond abrasive plates on the market, the Atoma is noted for being extremely long lasting and thanks to the space between the diamond abrasive dots, the Atoma plates are not prone to suctioning themselves to stones the way many diamond plates will. The Atoma 140 grit plate can be renewed with an available 140 grit replacement pad which adds to the value of these plates. Measures 210mm x 75mm.
&&&&&&69.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/atoma-3-x-8-plate-140-grit-sale-25.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ atoma325400pad&&&AtomaBIG-400&&&Atoma 3" x 8" Plate 400 Grit&&&Atoma diamond plates are renowned for their long life and fast cutting properties. Some use this in progression with the 140 for stone flattening but we don't do this in our office. We flatten exclusively with the 140. This plate is reserved for work as a low grit sharpening plate. When used to sharpen and repair knives, the Atoma suffers none of the headache of soaking water stones or needing to repair stones when they become dished. This makes the Atoma ideal for users on the go or who are looking for a minimalist kit. Measures 210mm x 75mm.
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at140grdiplr&&&Thin1200Grit&&&Atoma Replacement Pads 1200&&&The Atoma is great for quick metal removal and also used for flattening sharpening stones. This item is the top pad only without the aluminum base. You can choose the grit you want using the drop down box near the order button.
The Atoma Diamond Plate line is one of our most popular alternatives to water stones among our sharpening aficionados. The diamonds are arranged on the pad in a dot matrix pattern, allowing for a much more consistent and even scratch pattern on the knife edge. The diamond plates are an excellent alternative to powered devices such as grinding wheels or sanding belts, due to the reduced heat build-up. The layout of the diamonds keeps the plate from sticking to the stone during the flattening process.
Size - 210mm x 75mm x 1mm
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atrepa140gr&&&Thin140Grit&&&Atoma Replacement Pads 140 Grit&&&The Atoma is great for quick metal removal and also used for flattening sharpening stones. This item is the top pad only without the aluminum base. You can choose the grit you want using the drop down box near the order button.
The Atoma Diamond Plate line is one of our most popular alternatives to water stones among our sharpening aficionados. The diamonds are arranged on the pad in a dot matrix pattern, allowing for a much more consistent and even scratch pattern on the knife edge. The diamond plates are an excellent alternative to powered devices such as grinding wheels or sanding belts, due to the reduced heat build-up. The layout of the diamonds keeps the plate from sticking to the stone during the flattening process.
Size - 210mm x 75mm x 1mm
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atrepa400gr&&&Thin400Grit&&&Atoma Replacement Pads 400 Grit&&&The Atoma is great for quick metal removal and also used for flattening sharpening stones. This item is the top pad only without the aluminum base. You can choose the grit you want using the drop down box near the order button.
The Atoma Diamond Plate line is one of our most popular alternatives to water stones among our sharpening aficionados. The diamonds are arranged on the pad in a dot matrix pattern, allowing for a much more consistent and even scratch pattern on the knife edge. The diamond plates are an excellent alternative to powered devices such as grinding wheels or sanding belts, due to the reduced heat build-up. The layout of the diamonds keeps the plate from sticking to the stone during the flattening process.
Size - 210mm x 75mm x 1mm
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bachset&&&Bamboo-Black-Box&&&Bamboo Chopstick Set&&&Made of bamboo, these nice chopsticks are 8.5 inches long and have a non-slip design. They have a classic Japanese minimalism style print at the end, smooth surface, a comfortable hand feeling and are durable and sturdy. They have unique designs and colors, come with gift box, and are a good choice for gifts or household use.
Please don't microwave. We recommend hand washing and towel drying for long lasting use.
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hobust3x&&&BOVINESTROP11&&&Bovine Strop 3" x 11"&&&The Richmond Bovine Strop is the perfect choice for those looking to quickly touch up an edge on a knife or razor.
Strops are the most effective way of discharging fine abrasive materials to the bevel edge of your knife or razor. This bark-tanned bovine magnetic strop pad is made to fit the Richmond honing base. Easy to use, you can strop with the leather only or load the pad with various pastes with excellent results.
You will be amazed at how a few strokes on this strop will return a dull edge to perfect sharpness. Home cooks will be especially pleased with the ease and efficiency of the stropping process. Even those with little sharpening experience will find the use of a strop to be the easiest way of maintaining a fine edge on their blade.
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batalestfore&&&EPBovineStrop1x6&&&Bovine Strop for Edge Pro 1" x 6"&&&We've combined two popular items: the bark tanned honing leather attached to an Edge Pro plate to allow you to strop on the Edge Pro.
You can use this fine grain side with or without spray or compound. Just remember to go "backwards" only on the strop since you will cut into the leather if you "push" the strop against the edge of you knife.
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bust3x11&&&BuffaloSTROP11&&&Buffalo Strop 3" x 11"&&&The Richmond Buffalo Strop is the perfect choice for those looking to quickly touch up an edge on a knife or razor.
Strops are the most effective way of discharging fine abrasive materials to the bevel edge of your knife or razor. This bark-tanned Buffalo leather magnetic strop pad is made to fit the Richmond honing base. Easy to use, you can strop with the leather only or load the pad with various sprays or pastes with excellent results.
You will be amazed at how a few strokes on this strop will return a dull edge to perfect sharpness. Home cooks will be especially pleased with the ease and efficiency of the stropping process. Even those with little sharpening experience will find the use of a strop to be the easiest way of maintaining a fine edge on their blade.
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bovinestrop3x8&&&BuffaloStrop8&&&Buffalo Strop 3" x 8"&&&New color and finish on the leather as of 6/11/2023.
This buffalo strop has a magnetic backing and is just the right size to fit on a CKTG 3x8 Strop Plate and holder for a base. Stropping is a gentle way to maintain the edges of your knives. Use edge trailing strokes at the same angle as your knife or razor edge and it works very well. We recommend using diamond paste or diamond spray on buffalo leather. Both work equally well. &&&&&&12&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/buffalo-strop-3-x-8-60.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@
bustforedpro&&&EPBuffaloStrop1x6&&&Buffalo Strop for Edge Pro 1" x 6"&&&We've combined two popular items: the bark tanned honing leather attached to an Edge Pro plate to allow you to strop on the Edge Pro.
You can use this fine grain side with or without spray or compound. Just remember to go "backwards" only on the strop since you will cut into the leather if you "push" the strop against the edge of you knife.&&&&&&9.5&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/buffalo-strop-for-edge-pro-1-x-6-62.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@
bumpersticker&&&Honor&&&Bumper Sticker&&&Here's a fun way to show off your interest in knives and sharpening. Our first CKTG bumper sticker! It reads "My Knives Are Sharper Than Your Honor Student."
We have some other good ones we came up with so if this one is popular look for more soon. Thanks to our employee Lacy for coming up with this one!&&&&&&1.49&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/bumper-sticker-97.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ cacodpocl&&&146965&&&Cape Cod Polishing Cloths&&&Cape Cod Metal Polishing Cloths are moist cotton cloths saturated with just the right amount of polish and they work really well for removing patina from your carbon steel knives. Just wipe on and then polish off with a dry cloth (I like micro fiber cloths best for these).
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cckbonechopper&&&KF1602&&&CCK Bone Chopper&&&CCK is the biggest manufacturer of cleavers in the world. They know cleavers! So if you are looking for that bone crushing machine...here it is.
This cleaver from CCK is called the Bone Chopper for very good reason. It is perfect for hacking through bones or even whole carcasses. Whether you are breaking down a cow or a deer or processing a pile of bones for your next stock pot, you need a knife with a big thick blade that can take an edge yet is soft enough to resist chipping. The Bone Chopper is made from a carbon steel that will provide those attributes. Because it's carbon it does require careful cleaning and drying after every session.
The blade is attached to a wooden barrel-shaped handle that is functional rather than pretty. But that is what this knife is all about. Function. And that function is simple. To chop bones. Easily, efficiently, and cleanly.
PLEASE NOTE WE CAN'T DO FINISH SHARPENING ON THIS ONE.
**This cleaver DOES NOT fit the cleaver saya or the tiger wood cleaver stand. We recommend a felt protector.
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ccksmclstha&&&KF1813&&&CCK Cai Dao KF1813 Stainless&&&This is a vegetable slicer. If you don’t own a CCK cleaver you are missing out on one of the pillars of knifedom. That’s a bit of an exaggeration, but this type of knife and this brand in particular are possibly used by more cooks and chefs around the world than any other.
Chan Chi Kee (CCK) is a kitchen knife and supply company located in Hong Kong. They supply the local and international market with a full range of kitchenware and cutlery. They manufacture all of their cutlery in-house using fine steels and traditional methods, honed over decades.
The CCK Small Stainless Cleaver is a perfect tool for professional and amateur chefs looking for a maintenance free Chinese style cutter. This is designed as a vegetable slicer. It is not a heavy duty cleaver that would be used to chop bones and hard items. The blade is quite thin for this type of knife and it makes for a very easy-to-use processor of ingredients.
The CCK Small Stainless Cleaver is a great introduction to the fascinating world of Chinese cleavers. You will be amazed at how efficient and controllable it is. Around the world, many cooks say a cleaver is their number one knife for the majority of their cutting, slicing, and chopping duties. Try one out and you might agree! Highly recommended. Our cleaver saya does NOT fit this knife--it's WAY too big.
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Of course they are the default chef knife in China and other Asian countries. As such they obviously are able to do everything the western or Japanese chef knife can do.
What is amazing is that despite their size and weight, they can process the smallest of ingredients with a deft action. This particular example is even more adept at these delicate tasks as it comes with a rather thin blade compared to other cleavers of this size. The blade also takes a really impressive edge.
It’s a carbon steel construction so rusting and corrosion can take place if you let them stay wet or dirty.
Once you get to use and appreciate the subtleties of the Chinese cleaver you might also become a proponent of the school that believes that this is the only knife a chef needs for the vast majority of his or her daily cutting requirements.
This cleaver does not fit the cleaver saya that we sell.
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cckcleaver3&&&KF2205&&&CCK Li'l Rhino Cleaver&&&Chinese Cleavers are the Asian version of the French chef knife. They are not used for chopping bone, they are slicers and are treated and used like a chef knife. The Chinese have used the cleaver since the beginning of time and the Japanese combined it with their metallurgy and created some really nice cleavers of their own.
Chan Chi Kee (also known as CCK) are a big name in Chinese Cleavers. They also make a wide variety of kitchen tools and utensils for professional and home cooks.
The Li’l Rhino Cleaver gets its name from looking like the small horn on a rhinoceros. It is a perfect tool for chopping things like herbs and vegetables. It's also a good choice for breaking down primal cuts of meats. With its pointed tip and rounded front end the Li’l Rhino also loves to get between bones or remove skin.
The blade is made from carbon steel, so extra care is required to prevent rusting and corrosion. Keep it dry and clean and you will not have problems. This is one fun knife that is also high in function and has great appeal. *Finish sharpening service not available for this knife.
This knife does not fit our cleaver saya.
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cckcleaver2&&&KF1303&&&CCK Small Cleaver KF1303&&&This is a vegetable slicer.
This CCK Small cleaver was used and recommended in Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Magazine and sales have gone way up as a result. A small Chinese chef’s knife is called a Sangdao and is a great cleaver at an even greater price. It is made from carbon steel with a tough kurouchi finish. It requires extra care to keep from rusting, so it is vital to keep it clean and dry between uses.
The CCK Small Cleaver is our best-selling cleaver at CKTG. It is a wonderful introduction to the world of Chinese chef knives. The blade is quite thin for a knife of this type and has a very sharp edge. There is a very slight belly to the edge profile which reduces the chance of the end sticking into the cutting board.
Sangdao are the perfect knives to quickly and precisely chop, julienne, and slice meats and vegetables, but it will not cut any bones...so please don’t try!
This is a great choice for those wanting their first cleaver or for chefs who are looking for a workhorse for vegetable prep.
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ccksmstcl&&&KF1912&&&CCK Small Stainless Cleaver 205mm&&&This is a vegetable slicer.
If you don’t own a CCK cleaver you are missing out on one of the pillars of knifedom. That’s a bit of an exaggeration, but this type of knife and this brand in particular are possibly used by more cooks and chefs around the world than any other.
Chan Chi Kee (CCK) is a kitchen knife and supply company located in Hong Kong. They supply the local and international market with a full range of kitchenware and cutlery. They manufacture all of their cutlery in-house using fine steels and traditional methods, honed over decades.
The CCK Small Stainless Cleaver is a perfect tool for professional and amateur chefs looking for a maintenance free Chinese style cutter. This is designed as a vegetable slicer and chopper. It is not a heavy duty cleaver that would be used to chop bones and hard items. The blade is quite thin for this type of knife and it makes for a very easy to use processor of small to medium ingredients.
The CCK Small Stainless Cleaver is a great introduction to the fascinating world of Chinese cleavers. You will be amazed at how efficient and controllable it is. Around the world, many cooks say a cleaver is their number one knife for the majority of their cutting, slicing, and chopping duties. Try one out and you might agree! Highly recommended.
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cckststdusl2&&&KF2108S&&&CCK Stainless Steel Duck Slicer 210mm&&&The KF2108S slicer has been meticulously crafted for the purpose of delicately slicing the ultra-thin skin from Peking roasted duck. It's the knife of choice for chefs, especially when presenting the dish directly at the table.
This versatile knife can be used as a general-purpose slicing knife similar to a long nakiri. Given its slender thickness, it works great for thin-slicing all kinds of fruits and vegetables. This knife is not for use on bones or hard items. Finished off with a nice, stainless steel handle.
&&&&&&69.95&&&59.95&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cerax-combo-1k-3k-73.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ ce1kcost&&&CR-4800&&&Cerax Combo 1K/6K&&&Known all over the world for their longevity and ease of use, the Cerax stones are also super practical. This set has the 1k and the 6k stones, back to back, in a protective box that also works as a holder while you sharpen. They are both 185mm long and 65mm wide, but the 1k is a bit thicker at 16mm than the 13mm 6k. The set also comes with a small nagura stone for creating a slurry or for cleaning your stones. These are water stones, so you'll want to soak for 5-10 minutes before use, but let them thoroughly dry between uses.
&&&&&&74.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cerax-combo-1k-6k-25.png&&&4&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ ceco28&&&CR-2800&&&Cerax Combo 280/1.5K&&&Cerax 280/1500 Combination stone. This is a great way to take care of all of your sharpening needs in one package! The 2.5" by 7" double sided stone comes with a box that acts as a holder, and a small negura or slurry stone for cleaning your stones and building up a slurry. These stones work best when immersed in water for 5-10 minutes before use.
&&&&&&60&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cerax-combo-280-1-5k-73.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ chkntogorost&&&RoundBlack&&&Chef Knives To Go Round Sticker&&&Chef Knives To Go Round Sticker. Measures 2 3/4" in diameter.&&&&&&0.99&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/chef-knives-to-go-round-sticker-38.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ changu&&&Card&&&Chefknivestogo Angle Guide&&&One of the most common questions we get from newbie sharpeners is what angle should I sharpen my knives at? Followed by "How can I determine a 15 degree angle? Here is the answer. We made a little angle guide and put it on the back of our business cards. There are a 20 degree and 15 degree angle on it so you can just cut the one you want, place it on the stone, place your knife on top of the guide and it will give you the angle. We're going to give these out for free to most customers that buy sharpening stones from us but if you want to make sure to get one we thought we would add this item for a few cents. &&&&&&0.03&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/chefknivestogo-angle-guide-67.png&&&4&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ chbaai10pa&&&BandAids&&&Chefknivestogo Band Aids 10 Pack&&&Chefknivestogo Band Aids 10 Pack. &&&&&&0.99&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/chefknivestogo-band-aids-10-pack-88.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ chblfekn3pcs&&&3-5-8&&&Chefknivestogo Black Felt Knife Guard 3pc Set&&&Chefknivestogo Black Felt Knife Guard 3pc Set. This combination fits the Tojiro 3pc set well. The guards used are the 3.5", 5.5", and 8.5". Please make sure to put the blade guards on the right way with the spine exposed and the edge covered. See photo #2. Important! Please dry your knives thoroughly before putting them into these guards. Otherwise, you may trap the water in the guard and it will rust your knives.
&&&&&&9.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/chefknivestogo-black-felt-knife-guard-3pc-set-56.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ chbloftw&&&BlackOffsetTweezers&&&Chefknivestogo Black Offset Tweezers&&&These tweezers are very popular with our professional cook customers and come in some nice colors. Our fine tip stainless tweezers are great for plating and handling delicate small ingredients.
Virgin organic Camellia oil, commonly known as "tea seed oil", is a carrier vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of the Camellia oleifera evergreen plant. It is yellow in color with a light, nutty flavor. Camellia oil is the main cooking oil used in many Asian countries. It has fewer saturated fatty acids and more monounsaturated fatty acids than olive oil, has high levels of vitamin E and contains polyphenol antioxidants. Camellia oil is also used for cosmetic applications and is often used in soaps and creams. Because the oil is easily absorbed without a greasy feeling, it is often used to keep skin hydrated as well as condition and strengthen hair.
This sink bridge will accommodate stones up to 260mm or 10.25" in length. It extends to fit sinks up to 24". Measures 16.25" x 3" x 2" tall in the smallest position.
&&&&&&39.95&&&34.95&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/chefknivestogo-sink-bridge-239.png&&&4&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ wallet&&&Wallet&&&Chefknivestogo Slim Fit Leather Wallet&&&CKTG will be 20 in 2022! Boy did the time fly. This wallet is one of many items we are bringing in to add to our swag collection.
The shirt is made from high quality, comfortable cotton/poly blend, fine knit jersey. It is designed with a full cut to provide a roomier fit and features double stitched sleeves and bottom hem for durability. The ribbed crew neck collar keeps its shape wash after wash. And the taped neck and shoulders add strength. It also features a tear away tag for added comfort.
The shirt is printed with our new logo on the front pocket area and a crossed knives design featuring our “Stay Sharp” motto in full size on the back.
These shirts are super soft and easy to wear. They make great gifts for your knife-crazy spouse or friend. Or buy one for yourself and prove to the world you are a knife nut!
Stay sharp my friends! &&&"Size" "S" "M" "L" "XL" "XXL" "XXXL"&&&14.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/chefknivestogo-t-shirt-94.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ chrese&&&Chips&&&Chip/Tip Repair Service&&&Here is how to use our chip repair service:
Chefknivestogo 5980 Executive Dr Ste D Fitchburg, WI 53719
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&&&&&&50&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/chopper-king-aus10-mini-veggie-slicer-170mm-104.png&&&4&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ chkibigtube&&&CK-B1-BigTuna&&&Chopper King Blue #1 Big Tuna 240mm &&&Chopper King Big Tuna Belly. Besides breaking down huge fish this knife would make a great conversation starter at a BBQ cook-off.
&&&&&&150&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/chopper-king-blue-1-big-tuna-240mm-68.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ chkikish&&&CK-Shears&&&Chopper King Kitchen Shears&&&Introducing the Chopper King Kitchen Shears, your new go-to tool from Taiwan for culinary precision and convenience. Crafted with exceptional quality, these shears are designed to handle everything from snipping fresh herbs to cutting through tough meat and poultry. With ergonomic handles that provide a comfortable grip and blades forged from high-grade stainless steel, they ensure a clean cut every time. Whether you're a professional chef or a home cooking enthusiast, the Chopper King Kitchen Shears will make food preparation effortless and more enjoyable. It measures 210mm from tip to the end of the handle with 80mm blade length. They weigh 5.3 oz or 150g.&&&&&&14.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/chopper-king-kitchen-shears-33.png&&&0&&&||&&&@@@ chkicacr21&&&CK-K5-Orca&&&Chopper King Orca K5 Funayuki 210mm&&&
&&&&&&39.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/chopper-king-orca-k5-funayuki-210mm-162.png&&&4.5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ chkivgsmsl21&&&CK-VG10-SS&&&Chopper King VG10 Small Slicer 205mm &&&Chopper King VG10 Small Slicer. Better steel, a better handle, and a lower price than many Chinese knives on the market. They import high grade VG10 stainless steel from Japan which makes a big difference. The knife now has the same profile as the CCK1303 and it now fits our cleaver saya as of 2023.
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knkish2cl&&&CK-W2-Cleaver&&&Chopper King White #2 Cleaver&&&Chopper Knife King in Taiwan is making some interesting knives and once again CKTG is the first dealer in the USA to bring them to you. This slicing knife is made with White #2 carbon steel imported from Japan. Compared to some similar cleavers we've sold in the past like Shi Ba Zi they're in a different league. The knives come with surprisingly decent out-of-the-box edge and pretty darn good fit and finish. We think they're excellent values for the price.
*Our cleaver saya does not fit this cleaver due to the height of the blade.
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ck1kdiplfore&&&CKTG1000EdgePro&&&CKTG 1,000 Grit Diamond Plate for Edge Pro Close Out&&&These diamond plates have the advantage of not dishing and cutting every type of knife steel on the market. We are attaching the edge pro base plates so they're ready to use on the machine. &&&&&&7.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-1-000-grit-diamond-plate-for-edge-pro-close-out-11.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
ckblblgu925s&&&10-Pack&&&CKTG 10 Pack Blade Guards 9.75" / 250mm Sale&&&Save 50% on this 10 Pack of CKTG Black Blade Guards. They measure 9.75" x 2" or 250mm x 50mm.
Please make sure to put the blade guards on the right way with the spine exposed and the edge covered. See photo #2. Important! Please dry your knives thoroughly before putting them into these guards. Otherwise, you may trap the water in the guard and it will rust your knives.
&&&&&&50&&&24.95&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-10-pack-blade-guards-9-75-250mm-sale-32.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ 80grdiplfore&&&CKTG120EdgePro&&&CKTG 120 Grit Diamond Plate for the Edge Pro&&&120 Grit Diamond Plate for the Edge Pro. These plates work great, don't dish, and cut just about every knife steel on the market. Fits the Edge Pro. Comes with the base plate attached so it's ready to use out of the box. Remember this stone is only 23mm x 155mm and is designed for use with the Edge Pro Machine.&&&&&&9.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-120-grit-diamond-plate-for-the-edge-pro-57.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ 140grdistflp&&&BIG140DiamondPlate&&&CKTG 140 Grit Diamond Flattening Plate 3"x8"&&&CKTG 140 Grit Diamond Stone Flattening Plate. This one measures 8" x 2.75". These make short work flattening your sharpening stones. They also work well for chamfering the edges of your stones or for quick metal removal. We recommend splashing water on your plate and stone and then marking the stone with a pencil and rub them together to remove all the pencil marks. A quick 15 seconds before you start sharpening is all it takes to keep your stones flat and in optimal condition for sharpening.
&&&&&&29.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-140-grit-diamond-flattening-plate-3-x8-86.png&&&4.5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ ck400grdiplf&&&CKTG400EdgePro&&&CKTG 400 Grit Diamond Plate for the Edge Pro&&&CKTG 400 Grit Diamond Plate for Edge Pro. These diamond plates are glued onto a base Edge Pro plate for easy use on the machine. Diamond plates work great on the edge pro because they don't dish and cut just about any steel. This one is 400 grit (41 micron) and is excellent for refining your edge and removing metal quickly before moving up to higher grit stones. Measures 155mm x 25mm x 1.75mm and weighs 1.4oz. We are attaching the base plate to these so it's ready to use. The height of the stone is 8.5mm with the base attached.&&&&&&9.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-400-grit-diamond-plate-for-the-edge-pro-99.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ ck6pcgospand&&&6pc-Gadget&&&CKTG 6pc Gold Spoon and Gadget set&&&6pc Gold Spoon and Gadget set is made with gold coloring over stainless steel, which makes them easy to spot when you're working. It comes with 3 tweezers, 2 spoons, and 1 mini spatula. It also includes the black carrying case shown.&&&&&&34.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-6pc-gold-spoon-and-gadget-set-8.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ knifebag&&&CKTG-KNIFE-BAG&&&CKTG 8pc Knife Bag&&&The Chefknivestogo Knife Bag has pockets to hold 8 knives and also has a net mesh bag and some pen holders. This knife bag allows you to carry your knives to work or school. Made of durable Cordura, this knife roll has tri-fold construction which allows the bag to fold up easily. The size of the bag is Size 19.5 inches x 17 inches and weighs 14.3oz and made of durable nylon. Please use blade protectors when using a soft bag like this. The handles go in the pockets not the blades. Otherwise, you can injure yourself or others.&&&&&&19.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-8pc-knife-bag-68.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ anguforshst&&&blueangleguides&&&CKTG Angle Guides For Sharpening Stones&&&Angle Guides For Sharpening Stones. The number one question we get from first time sharpeners is "how do I find the correct angle?" These little angle guides sit on the stone to give you a very clear idea of what angle to use without getting in the way of sharpening the knife like the clip on angle guides have trouble with. Simply select the angle guide you want to use, place it on the stone and secure it with a rubber band and place the knife on it to establish the angle.
&&&&&&13.9&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-angle-guides-for-sharpening-stones-42.png&&&4.5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ ckbesc&&&Bench-Scraper&&&CKTG Bench Scraper Sale!&&&This go-to pastry chef's tool helps scrape flour and dough from work surfaces, simplifies lifting and turning rolled-out pastry, and efficiently sections yeast dough. Measurement markings etched into the blade make it easy to gauge accurately before cutting. Great for lifting ingredients off the board too.&&&&&&7.95&&&5.95&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-bench-scraper-sale-95.png&&&3&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ ckblceshrod&&&CKTGBlack&&&CKTG Black Ceramic Sharpening Rod 270mm Sale&&&Introducing the CKTG Black Ceramic Sharpening Rod. We think this rod is superior to the Idahone fine ceramic rod that we also sell for most pro users and culinary students. The primary improvement is that the rod uses higher quality ceramic material with 8 Mohs hardness and it's also nice and straight. The usable rod measures 270mm. The overall length is approximately 400mm and the rod itself has a 16mm diameter. The handle is made from high-impact plastic that is light and durable and has a nice ring on the end for hanging if you desire. Grit level on this rod is 2K and will put a nice edge on your knives quickly and effectively.
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blfekngu271&&&CKTGFelt-10wide&&&CKTG Black Felt Knife Guard 10.5" / 266mm&&&Black Felt Knife Guard 266mm (10.5"). This Chefknivestogo black felt lined knife guard will fit most large gyutos up to 266mm in length. The guard is 55mm tall or just over 2".
The Chefknivestogo black felt blade guards are sturdy black plastic on the outside and soft felt-lined on the inside. They're easy to slide onto your knife to protect you and your knives. These guards will help keep your knives sharp when storing them in your knife bag or kitchen drawer. Stay Sharp!
Important! Please dry your knives thoroughly before putting them into these guards. Otherwise, you may trap the water in the guard and it will rust your knives.
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ckblfekngu30&&&CKTGFelt-11wide&&&CKTG Black Felt Knife Guard 11.75" / 295mm&&&CKTG Black Felt Knife Guard 295mm (11.75") x 2.25" (57mm).
The Chefknivestogo black felt blade guards are sturdy black plastic on the outside and soft felt lined on the inside. They're easy to slide onto your knife to protect you and your knives. These guards will help keep your knives sharp when storing them in your knife bag or kitchen drawer. Stay Sharp!
Important! Please dry your knives thoroughly before putting them into these guards. Otherwise, you may trap the water in the guard and it will rust your knives.
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ckblfekngu90&&&CKTGFelt-3slim&&&CKTG Black Felt Knife Guard 3.75" / 95mm &&&CKTG Black Felt Knife Guard 90mm (3.75"). This Chefknivestogo black felt lined knife guard will fit kogatanas, paring knives or petty knives up to 3.75" or 90mm in length. The guard is 1.25" tall or just over 32mm.
The Chefknivestogo black felt blade guards are sturdy black plastic on the outside and soft felt-lined on the inside. They're easy to slide onto your knife to protect you and your knives. These guards will help keep your knives sharp when storing them in your knife bag or kitchen drawer. Please make sure you dry your knives thoroughly after washing and before you place them into the guard. Stay Sharp!
Important! Please dry your knives thoroughly before putting them into these guards. Otherwise, you may trap the water in the guard and it will rust your knives.
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ckblfekngu13&&&CKTGFelt-4slim&&&CKTG Black Felt Knife Guard 4.5" / 120mm&&&The Chefknivestogo black felt blade guards are sturdy black plastic on the outside and soft felt-lined on the inside. They're easy to slide onto your knife to protect you and your knives. These guards will help keep your knives sharp when storing them in your knife bag or kitchen drawer. This guard measures 120mm (4.75") long by 25mm (just under 1") tall. Please put the guard on with the spine exposed and the edge covered. See photo #2. Stay Sharp!
Important! Please dry your knives thoroughly before putting them into these guards. Otherwise, you may trap the water in the guard and it will rust your knives.
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ckblfekngu27&&&CKTGFelt-5slim&&&CKTG Black Felt Knife Guard 5.5" / 150mm&&&The Chefknivestogo black felt blade guards are sturdy black plastic on the outside and soft felt-lined on the inside. They're easy to slide onto your knife to protect you and your knives. These guards will help keep your knives sharp when storing them in your knife bag or kitchen drawer. This guard measures 150mm (6") long by 25mm (just under 1") tall. Please put the guard on with the spine exposed and the edge covered. See photo #2. Stay Sharp!
Important! Please dry your knives thoroughly before putting them into these guards. Otherwise, you may trap the water in the guard and it will rust your knives.
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ckblfekngu6&&&CKTGFelt-6slim&&&CKTG Black Felt Knife Guard 6" / 160mm&&&The Chefknivestogo black felt blade guards are sturdy black plastic on the outside and soft felt-lined on the inside. They're easy to slide onto your knife to protect you and your knives. These guards will help keep your knives sharp when storing them in your knife bag or kitchen drawer. This guard measures 160mm (6.25") long by 33mm (1.25") tall. Please put the guard on with the spine exposed and the edge covered. See photo #2. Stay Sharp!
Important! Please dry your knives thoroughly before putting them into these guards. Otherwise, you may trap the water in the guard and it will rust your knives.
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blackfelt7&&&CKTGFelt-7wide&&&CKTG Black Felt Knife Guard 7" /177mm&&&CKTG Black Felt Guard 7". This guard measures 180mm (about 7") by 50mm (2") and can accommodate many of our santoku, bunka, and nakiri knives.
The Chefknivestogo black felt blade guards are sturdy black plastic on the outside and soft felt-lined on the inside. They're easy to slide onto your knife to protect you and your knives. These guards will help keep your knives sharp when storing them in your knife bag or kitchen drawer. Stay Sharp!
Important! Please dry your knives thoroughly before putting them into these guards. Otherwise, you may trap the water in the guard and it will rust your knives.
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ckblfekngu22&&&CKTGFelt-8wide&&&CKTG Black Felt Knife Guard 8" / 220mm&&&Black Felt Knife Guard 220mm (8.5"). This Chefknivestogo black felt lined knife guard will fit large gyutos up to 220mm in length. The guard is 50mm tall (2").
The Chefknivestogo black felt blade guards are sturdy black plastic on the outside and soft felt-lined on the inside. They're easy to slide onto your knife to protect you and your knives. These guards will help keep your knives sharp when storing them in your knife bag or kitchen drawer. Stay Sharp!
Important! Please dry your knives thoroughly before putting them into these guards. Otherwise, you may trap the water in the guard and it will rust your knives.
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smallbunkasaya&&&CKTGSaya-Bunka&&&CKTG Bunka Saya &&&It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
&&&&&&35&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-bunka-saya-133.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ cubophpr&&&CKTG-Butter-Spreader-Wood-Handle&&&CKTG Butter Spreader Sale&&&CKTG Butter Spreader. Perfect for line cooks or other professionals. Works great for plating small items. It can also be used for spreading butter or icing. Measures 8.5". &&&&&&4.95&&&3.95&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-butter-sreader-sale-10.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ ckcbnsp05mi&&&CKTG-CBN5&&&CKTG CBN Spray 0.5 Micron&&&This 0.50-micron emulsion is 32,000 grit. CBN is the next hardest thing to diamond, but the cutting action is quicker, and it gives me incredibly sharp edges. This spray has 10 Carats of CBN 0.5 micron powder in each bottle and is our go-to strop compound for finishing the edges in our sharpening shop. It works on a wide variety of substrates, our favorite being roo leather.
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ckcbnsp1mi&&&CKTG-CBN1&&&CKTG CBN Spray 1 Micron&&&This 1-micron emulsion is 16,000 grit. CBN is the next hardest thing to diamond, but the cutting action is quicker, and it gives me incredibly sharp edges. This spray has 10 Carats of CBN 1 micron powder in each bottle and is our go-to strop emulsion for finishing the edges in our sharpening shop. It works on a wide variety of substrates, our favorite being roo leather.&&&&&&19.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-cbn-spray-1-micron-128.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
facck13clsa&&&CKTGSaya-Cleaver&&&CKTG Cleaver Saya&&&It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
&&&&&&35&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-cleaver-saya-132.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ ckcodipl40&&&diamond-combo-plate&&&CKTG Combination Diamond Plate 400/1,000&&&The CKTG 400/1,000 grit combination diamond plate has a unique diamond pattern that helps keep the surface cutting quickly and consistently. This plate has 400 grit on one side and 1,000 grit on the other. It also includes a free rubber base that holds the stone firmly in place while you're sharpening or flattening other water stones. Size of this plate is 8" x 2.75”.
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ckdesa16&&&CKTGSaya-Deba165&&&CKTG Deba Saya 165mm&&&This saya was designed to fit a thick-spined deba, so it will be too big to fit a thinner knife of similar length.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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ckde18sa&&&CKTGSaya-Deba180&&&CKTG Deba Saya 180mm&&&This saya was designed to fit a thick-spined deba, so it will be too big to fit a thinner knife of similar length.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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Important! Please dry your knives thoroughly before putting them into these guards. Otherwise, you may trap the water in the guard and it will rust your knives.
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inshse&&&FINISHSHARPENING&&&CKTG Finish Sharpening Service&&&This service is per knife not per order.
The Japanese call finish sharpening Honbatsuke. "Hon" means real, formal, professional, and genuine. "Ba" means edge and "Tsuke" means making or finishing in this case. In short, Honbatsuke means sharpening or finishing the edge.
Simply purchase this service along with the knife or knives you want us to sharpen and we'll sharpen them by hand using our typical progression of stones and strops. **Please note that the sharpening service is $15.95 per knife so if you want more than one knife sharpened, you need to order more than one service. Double bevel knives only. No serrated knives. This service does not include resetting bevels. We do not finish sharpen the CCK Butcher's Knife and Big & Li'l Rhino. It is too time-consuming.
If you have special instructions please let us know in the "Comments Box" and we'll try to accommodate your request.
Also please note that we will sharpen the knife evenly on both sides unless instructed otherwise. We will give priority to those of you who purchase this service and will attempt to ship your order within 1-2 business days. Usually, we do it the same day if you order early enough.
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ck20anfisp&&&Fish-spatula&&&CKTG Fish Spatula Sale&&&CKTG 20th Anniversary Fish Spatula is made of stainless steel, the slotted design keeps oil in the pan instead of on your plate. The slightly uplifted form of the spatula allows for easy scooping and transfer of food to the plate. The handle is durable and has a 3-rivet design.
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si21gysa&&&CKTGSaya-Gyuto210A&&&CKTG Gyuto Saya 210mm A&&&This saya was designed to fit a 210mm gyuto with a thinner spine.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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si21gyunsa&&&CKTGSaya-Gyuto210B&&&CKTG Gyuto Saya 210mm B&&&This saya was designed to fit a 210mm gyuto with a thicker spine.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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si24gysa&&&CKTGSaya-Gyuto240A&&&CKTG Gyuto Saya 240mm A&&&This saya was designed to fit a 240mm gyuto with a thinner spine.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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si24ungysa&&&CKTGSaya-Gyuto240B&&&CKTG Gyuto Saya 240mm B&&&This saya was designed to fit a 240mm gyuto with a thicker spine.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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siungy27sa&&&CKTGSaya-Gyuto270A&&&CKTG Gyuto Saya 270mm A&&&This saya fits gyutos with thinner spines. It does not fit Masakage knives (Yuki, Koishi, et al)
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
&&&&&&35&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-gyuto-saya-270mm-a-67.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ chwoco&&&4oz&&&CKTG Handle and Board Wax&&&CKTG Handle and Board Wax is a food safe mix of bees wax and mineral oil that we use for several purposes at the office and at our home. It's great for cutting boards and we also use it for wooden handles to keep them in good condition. We also use it to finish sayas. It only takes a small amount. Rub it on your unfinished wood and then wipe it off with a clean rag. Also works well on salad bowls, rolling pins and wooden utensils. Made from the finest food grade mineral oil and double refined beeswax. Comes in a 4 ounce container.
&&&&&&9.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-handle-and-board-wax-97.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ prhaknbag&&&CKTG-Drumstick-Bag&&&CKTG Hanging Knife Bag&&&This bag is oriented to hang for easy access while at work. It has some unique features that lend themselves to kitchen use. The bag is made of very durable materials with straps designed for hanging the bag on the wall at work for quick and easy access without taking up valuable counter space. It's light and easy to carry with handle on the top. Made from weatherproof ballistic nylon
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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siho150sab&&&CKTGSaya-HonesukiB&&&CKTG Honesuki Saya 150mm B&&&This saya was designed to fit honesukis with thicker spines.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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ckkiclsa&&&CKTGSaya-KiriCleaver&&&CKTG Kiri Cleaver Saya&&&This saya was designed to fit a cleaver with a kiritsuke-style tip.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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ckkisa21&&&Kiri-Saya-210&&&CKTG Kiritsuke Saya 210mm&&&CKTG Kiritsuke Saya 240mm with saya pin.
This saya fits:
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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ckkisa24&&&Kiri-Saya-240&&&CKTG Kiritsuke Saya 240mm&&&CKTG Kiritsuke Saya 240mm with saya pin. It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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cuttingboard&&&MapleCB&&&CKTG Large Maple Cutting Board 22" x 16" x 2“&&&CKTG Large Maple Cutting Board 22" x 16" x 2" is made for us by Martin Jones of Jones Cutting Boards. Handcrafted from the highest grade solid maple hardwood, this end grain board is easy on your edges and doesn't show cuts as much as edge grain boards. End grain boards also resist warping.
This board is made with top-of-the-line Titebond III glue and has finger grips applied to the sides for easy lifting. The board is finished with multiple coats of FDA-grade mineral oil, then buffed with moisture-resistant beeswax. For care, simply give the board a quick hand wash and towel dry immediately and let air dry after you're done. We recommend our CKTG Board and Handle wax for occasional application.
These boards ship directly from the shop and will ship separately from other items in your order, usually within a few days.
*Please note we're only shipping this item in the USA. Also, if you're in AK, HI, or PR, there will be an additional charge (about $20 to $30) to ship to you. We will contact you. Ground shipping only.&&&&&&253.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-large-maple-cutting-board-22-x-16-x-2-30.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
cklawaedgrbo&&&EDGEGRAIN&&&CKTG Large Walnut Edge Grain Board 22" x 16" x 1.5"&&&These are really beautiful cutting boards made from high-grade walnut with an oil finish.
These boards ship directly from the shop and will ship separately from other items in your order, usually within a few days.
*Please note we're only shipping this item in the USA. Also, if you're in AK, HI, or PR, there will be an additional charge (about $20 to $30) to ship to you. We will contact you. Ground shipping only.
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cklohaststta&&&Long-Handle&&&CKTG Long Handle Stainless Steel Tablespoon&&&This high quality stainless steel tablespoon has a nice, long handle, making it good for saucing dishes. Measures 7.75 inches in length.&&&&&&4.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-long-handle-stainless-steel-table-spoon-29.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
maendgrcubom&&&MediumMaple&&&CKTG Maple End Grain Board Medium 18"x12"x2"&&&CKTG Maple End Grain Cutting Board Medium. This one is made exclusively for CKTG by a small family business named Jones Cutting Boards and uses high-quality maple wood that is an ideal cutting surface for your knives. This one is 2 inches thick which is thicker than his standard board. Measures 18" x 12" x 2".
These boards ship directly from the shop and will ship separately from other items in your order, usually within a few days.
*Please note we're only shipping this item in the USA. Also, if you're in AK, HI, or PR, there will be an additional charge (about $20 to $30) to ship to you. We will contact you. Ground shipping only.
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sinasa&&&CKTGSaya-NakiriA&&&CKTG Nakiri Saya A&&&It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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si16nasab&&&CKTGSaya-NakiriB&&&CKTG Nakiri Saya B&&&It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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120mmpettysaya&&&CKTGSaya-Petty120A&&&CKTG Petty Saya 120mm A&&&We have added this saya to the item pages of the knives it fits. If you don't see it on the item page, it doesn't fit the knife.&&&&&&35&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-petty-saya-120mm-a-64.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@
si15pesa&&&CKTGSaya-Petty150&&&CKTG Petty Saya 150mm&&&It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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ck120tapesa&&&CKTGSaya-PettyTall120&&&CKTG Petty Saya Tall 120mm&&&It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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ckroost3xse&&&CKTGROO3x11NOGLASSSeconds&&&CKTG Roo Strop 3x11" - Seconds&&&This batch of 3"x11" Roo either have a minor flaw in the leather or are stained. These would be best used with the paste instead of the spray.
Our CKTG Kangaroo strop is backed by a magnetic strip on the back side so it works on our black metal base. Measures 3"x11”&&&&&&24.95&&&19&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-roo-strop-3x11-seconds-66.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
ckroost3xnog&&&Roo3by8NOGLASS&&&CKTG Roo Strop 3x8" &&&Our CKTG Kangaroo strop is backed by a magnetic strip on the back side so it works on our black metal base. Measures 3"x8".&&&&&&19.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-roo-strop-3x8-137.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@
saya&&&CKTGSaya-SantokuA&&&CKTG Santoku Saya A&&&This saya was designed to fit santokus with thinner spines.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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sisasab&&&CKTGSaya-SantokuB&&&CKTG Santoku Saya B&&&This saya was designed to fit santokus with thicker spines.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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cksacubo18x&&&Sapele&&&CKTG Sapele End Grain Board 18" x 12" x 1 1/2"&&&CKTG Sapele Cutting Board measures 18" x 12" x 1 1/2" and is made for us in the USA for us by a small family business named Jones Cutting Boards. Sapele hardwood is a great hardwood for cutting boards with moisture-resistant and tightly-packed fibers. The board has groove slots at the ends to aid in picking it up.
These boards ship directly from the shop and will ship separately from other items in your order, usually within a few days.
*Please note we're only shipping this item in the USA. Also, if you're in AK, HI, or PR, there will be an additional charge (about $20 to $30) to ship to you. We will contact you. Ground shipping only.
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ckshsebyjomc&&&CKTGSharpening&&&CKTG Sharpening Service&&&This service is per knife not per order.
We will hand sharpen your knife with Japanese water stones to bring out the best in your edge. This service is for double-bevel knives only.
Please allow 2-4 business days for us to complete this service.
If you are interested in having a knife sharpened by us, please purchase this (one service for 1 knife) service and send us the knife. You can mail it to us at:
Chefknivestogo
5980 Executive Dr Ste D
Fitchburg, WI 53719
If you place an order with multiple items AND sharpening service, we will wait for the knife to be sharpened to arrive and ship everything together.
If more work is involved like fixing chips/tips, please purchase our "Chip Repair" service. If you aren't sure, feel free to contact us.
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cksixclest3x&&&SiennaStrops&&&CKTG Sienna XCEL Leather Strops 3x11" &&&This high-quality leather is an exciting recent Special Purchase for CKTG. Vibrant, sleek, and consistent, with a slight pull-up, this leather is a perfect substrate for our CKTG diamond sprays. Boasts a very nice feel, almost waxy. This item has a magnetic backing and fits on our CKTG Strop Base. Get your hands on this special purchase while you can! Quantities are limited. &&&&&&14.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-sienna-xcel-leather-strops-3x11-121.png&&&4&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@
cktgsticker6&&&Oval-CKTG&&&CKTG Sticker 6"&&&Perfect for your knife case, water bottle, or laptop, this stylish sticker proudly represents Chef Knives To Go - your go-to destination for top-notch Japanese kitchen knives. Stick it and make a statement in the kitchen and beyond!&&&&&&0.99&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-sticker-6-22.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
cksusa24&&&CKTGSaya-Suji240&&&CKTG Sujihiki Saya 240mm&&&It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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sisu27sa&&&CKTGSaya-Suji270A&&&CKTG Sujihiki Saya 270mm A&&&This saya was designed to fit a 270mm sujihiki with a thinner spine.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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isscsu27sa&&&CKTGSaya-Suji270B&&&CKTG Sujihiki Saya 270mm B&&&This saya was designed to fit a 270mm sujihiki with a thicker spine.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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ck30susa&&&CKTGSaya-Suji300&&&CKTG Sujihiki Saya 300mm&&&This saya was designed to fit a 300mm sujihiki with a thinner spine.
It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
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ckth&&&Thermoprobe1000&&&CKTG Thermoprobe&&&This is a nice little probe thermometer that's quick and easy to use. Just hit the button and insert the probe and it will give you an accurate temperature in a few seconds. A battery is included. Here are the specs:
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ckticubo&&&TigerBoard&&&CKTG Tiger Wood Cutting Board 18" x 12" x 1 1/2"&&&Chefknivestogo Tigerwood, end-grain artisan cutting board measures 18" x 12" x 1 1/2" and is made for us in the USA by a small family business named Jones Cutting Boards. The board has groove slots at the ends to aid in picking it up.
These boards ship directly from the shop and will ship separately from other items in your order, usually within a few days.
*Please note we're only shipping this item in the USA. Also, if you're in AK, HI, or PR, there will be an additional charge (about $20 to $30) to ship to you. We will contact you. Ground shipping only.
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ckgocogaset&&&GoldGadget-5pc&&&CKTG Tweezer/Gadget 5-pc. Set&&&Here is a nice collection of gold-colored tweezers along with a small plating spatula and a long spoon. Great for pro cooks and culinary students. They come with a black case.&&&&&&29.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cktg-tweezer-gadget-5-pc-set-20.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
ckwaendgrcub&&&WalnutMedium&&&CKTG Walnut End Grain Board 18" x 12" x 1 1/2"&&&Chefknivestogo walnut end-grain artisan cutting board measures 18" x 12" x 1 1/2" and is made for us in the USA by a small family business named Jones Cutting Boards. The board has groove slots at the ends to aid in picking it up.
These boards ship directly from the shop and will ship separately from other items in your order, usually within a few days.
*Please note we're only shipping this item in the USA. Also, if you're in AK, HI, or PR, there will be an additional charge (about $20 to $30) to ship to you. We will contact you. Ground shipping only.
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ckwaendgrcub1&&&WalnutLargeCB&&&CKTG Walnut End Grain Board 22" x 16" x 2"&&&The CKTG artisan walnut end grain board measures 22" x 16" x 2". This board is made in the USA for Chefknivestogo by a small family business named Jones Cutting Boards. Made with end-grain walnut wood, the cutting board has grooves cut into the ends for finger holds to make it easy to pick up.
These boards ship directly from the shop and will ship separately from other items in your order, usually within a few days.
*Please note we're only shipping this item in the USA. Also, if you're in AK, HI, or PR, there will be an additional charge (about $20 to $30) to ship to you. We will contact you. Ground shipping only.
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21yasa&&&CKTGSaya-Yanagi210&&&CKTG Yanagiba Saya 210mm&&&It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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ckya24sa&&&CKTGSaya-Yanagi240&&&CKTG Yanagiba Saya 240mm&&&It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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ckya27sa&&&CKTGSaya-Yanagi270&&&CKTG Yanagiba Saya 270mm&&&It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
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coscsetwist&&&Ed-Set&&&Cooking School Kit &&&Step into the culinary world with confidence with our premium Culinary School Set! This comprehensive package is designed to empower the aspiring chef in you. The set includes:
Equip yourself with the best! Transform your cooking experience with this comprehensive culinary school set. Unleash your culinary potential today!&&&&&&179.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cooking-school-kit-16.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ saoksh&&&TR-OKUBO&&&Crane Okubo Shears 180mm&&&These shears are traditionally used for bonsai but a growing number of pro and home cooks use them as kitchen shears. The material is used is hi-carbon steel including vanadium and is similar to Shirogami though Shirogami does not include vanadium. The hardness is about HRC60. Crane is a top-quality producer of these traditional shears. They're nicely decorative and very good shears.
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cuscset&&&CSS&&&Culinary School Set &&&Whether you're a professional chef or a culinary student, this comprehensive set is perfect for you. It includes the following high-quality items:
&&&&&&2&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/cut-off-leather-strop-squares-115.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ da52bu17&&&D-52100-Bunka&&&Daovua 52100 Bunka 165mm&&&Daovua 52100 Bunka 165mm. Daovua has recently imported some high-quality carbon steel from the USA called 52100, and this promises to improve the quality and performance of their knives. 52100 is a carbon alloy steel originally developed in 1905 for ball bearings and is used for blades of all kinds including kitchen knives.
&&&&&&75&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/daovua-52100-bunka-165mm-162.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ da52gy21&&&D-52100-G210&&&Daovua 52100 Gyuto 210mm&&&Daovua 52100 Gyuto 210mm. Daovua has recently imported some high-quality carbon steel from the USA called 52100, and this promises to improve the quality and performance of their knives. 52100 is a carbon alloy steel originally developed in 1905 for ball bearings and is used for blades of all kinds including kitchen knives.
&&&&&&77&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/daovua-52100-gyuto-240mm-201.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ da52ho14&&&D-52100-Honesuki&&&Daovua 52100 Honesuki 145mm&&&Daovua 52100 Honesuki 145mm. Daovua has recently imported some high-quality carbon steel from the USA called 52100, and this promises to improve the quality and performance of their knives. 52100 is a carbon alloy steel originally developed in 1905 for ball bearings and is used for blades of all kinds including kitchen knives.
&&&&&&65&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/daovua-52100-honesuki-145mm-206.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ da52na16&&&D-52100-Nakiri&&&Daovua 52100 Nakiri 165mm&&&Daovua 52100 Nakiri 165mm. Daovua has recently imported some high-quality carbon steel from the USA called 52100, and this promises to improve the quality and performance of their knives. 52100 is a carbon alloy steel originally developed in 1905 for ball bearings and is used for blades of all kinds including kitchen knives.
&&&&&&75&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/daovua-52100-nakiri-165mm-187.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ da52sa16&&&D-52100-Santoku&&&Daovua 52100 Santoku 165mm&&&Daovua 52100 Santoku 165mm. Daovua has recently imported some high-quality carbon steel from the USA called 52100, and this promises to improve the quality and performance of their knives. 52100 is a carbon alloy steel originally developed in 1905 for ball bearings and is used for blades of all kinds including kitchen knives.
&&&&&&75&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/daovua-52100-santoku-165mm-209.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ da52smcl&&&D-52100-SmCleaver&&&Daovua 52100 Small Cleaver&&&Daovua 52100 Small Cleaver. Daovua has recently imported some high-quality carbon steel from the USA called 52100, and this promises to improve the quality and performance of their knives. 52100 is a carbon alloy steel originally developed in 1905 for ball bearings and is used for blades of all kinds including kitchen knives.
&&&&&&75&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/daovua-52100-small-cleaver-254.png&&&3&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ da52tana16&&&D-52100-TallNakiri&&&Daovua 52100 Tall Nakiri 165mm&&&Daovua 52100 Tall Nakiri 165mm. Daovua has recently imported some high-quality carbon steel from the USA called 52100, and this promises to improve the quality and performance of their knives. 52100 is a carbon alloy steel originally developed in 1905 for ball bearings and is used for blades of all kinds including kitchen knives.
&&&&&&75&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/daovua-52100-tall-nakiri-165mm-191.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ da52tape12&&&D-52100-TallPetty&&&Daovua 52100 Tall Petty 120mm&&&Daovua 52100 Tall Petty 120mm. Daovua has recently imported some high-quality carbon steel from the USA called 52100, and this promises to improve the quality and performance of their knives. 52100 is a carbon alloy steel originally developed in 1905 for ball bearings and is used for blades of all kinds including kitchen knives.
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daclv2bu&&&ClassicV2-Bunka&&&Daovua Classic V2 Bunka 165mm&&&Daovua has been hard at work building a factory so they can improve the quality of their blades. They've also decided to make a new line of knives with more classic Japanese shapes with flatter profiles, improved sharpness and upgraded steel. These knives are taking them longer to make with better finish and nicer handles. We think they're a big step up.
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daclv2gy&&&ClassicV2-Gyuto210&&&Daovua Classic V2 Gyuto 210mm&&&Daovua has been hard at work building a factory so they can improve the quality of their blades. They've also decided to make a new line of knives with more classic Japanese shapes with flatter profiles, improved sharpness and upgraded steel. These knives are taking them longer to make with better finish and nicer handles. We think they're a big step up.
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daclv2gy24&&&ClassicV2-Gyuto240&&&Daovua Classic V2 Gyuto 240mm&&&Daovua has been hard at work building a factory so they can improve the quality of their blades. They've also decided to make a new line of knives with more classic Japanese shapes with flatter profiles, improved sharpness and upgraded steel. These knives are taking them longer to make with better finish and nicer handles. We think they're a big step up.
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daclv2ki24&&&ClassicV2-Kiritsuke&&&Daovua Classic V2 Kiritsuke 240mm&&&Daovua has been hard at work building a factory so they can improve the quality of their blades. They've also decided to make a new line of knives with more classic Japanese shapes with flatter profiles, improved sharpness and upgraded steel. These knives are taking them longer to make with better finish and nicer handles. We think they're a big step up.
Th V2 Classic line of knives boasts classic Japanese shapes with flatter profiles, ensuring an improved level of sharpness. Please remember these are carbon steel knives and will rust without proper care (wipe them dry after use).
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daclv2tagy21&&&ClassicV2-TallGyuto210&&&Daovua Classic V2 Tall Gyuto 210mm&&&Daovua has been hard at work building a factory so they can improve the quality of their blades. They've also decided to make a new line of knives with more classic Japanese shapes with flatter profiles, improved sharpness and upgraded steel. These knives are taking them longer to make with better finish and nicer handles. We think they're a big step up. Please note these are carbon steel knives and they will rust if you don’t use, wash and towel dry after using. Forcing a patina is a good idea and if you don’t know what carbon steel is like to use than you shouldn’t be buying a knife like this.
&&&&&&75&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/daovua-classic-v2-tall-gyuto-210mm-204.png&&&4&&&||&&&||&&&|kika21gy|@@@ daclv2tape12&&&ClassicV2-TallPetty&&&Daovua Classic V2 Tall Petty 120mm&&&Daovua Classic V2 Tall Petty 120mm. Daovua is a small blacksmith shop in Vietnam and they have been hard at work building a factory so they can improve the quality of their blades. They've also decided to make a new line of knives with more classic Japanese shapes with flatter profiles, improved sharpness and better heat treatment using their leaf spring steel. These knives are taking them longer to make with better finish and nicer handles. We think they're a big step up.
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dav2kicl18&&&ClassicV2-TheTank&&&Daovua Classic V2 The Tank 185mm&&&Daovua has been hard at work building a factory so they can improve the quality of their blades. They've also decided to make a new line of knives with more classic Japanese shapes with flatter profiles, improved sharpness, and upgraded steel. These knives are taking them longer to make with better finish and nicer handles. We think they're a big step up. Please note these are carbon steel knives and they will rust if you don’t wash and towel dry after use. Forcing a patina is a good idea and if you don’t know what carbon steel is like to use than you shouldn’t be buying a knife like this.
The Daovua Bunka Style Knife is the most recent addition to a new line of knives from a young barefoot bladesmith we discovered working in Vietnam. He uses car and truck leaf springs as his steel of choice. This is not quite as crazy as it sounds because these car parts are made with some rather good high-carbon steel. In fact, most leaf springs are made from 5160, which is excellent blade steel.
We asked him to make us some unusual shapes that resemble traditional knives and this fun bunka style blade is one of his responses. The blade runs approximately 180mm at the edge and has a very curved belly starting just a couple of inches from the heel. Obviously, every blade is going to be slightly different in these dimensions.
Let’s make no mistake here. These knives do not possess the best fit and finish in the knife world! Rustic is a word that definitely comes to mind when looking at them. But the other word that comes out when you experience them is SHARP! These knives have an amazing edge on them that if not perfect out of the box, gets there easily with a few strokes on your favorite stone.
While the handle is also not perfect, it actually feels really nice in hand. A bit of sanding and some varnish or oil will take it to a very acceptable level. We think these knives are perfect for projects, new sharpeners, or anyone looking for a really low-cost cutter that has personality and uniqueness in spades. Watch the video below to see how they're made. Please remember these are made under crude conditions with used steel so you should expect that they're rough and have imperfections that exceed most of our other knives. Expect dents, scratches odd sizes, different handles etc. If you're into great fit and finish or are overly particular run away! If you want to try a cool piece of living history and you're not uptight about a crude but cool cutting tool then you'll love it.
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dalespgy21&&&Daovua-Gyuto210&&&Daovua Leaf Spring Gyuto 210mm&&&We don't know if it's the price, the back story, or the actual knife, but these Daovua knives are flying off the shelves as soon as we receive them. We started working with this fledgling Vietnamese company less than a year ago. Back then their first offerings were best described as project knives! But with our input and the blacksmith's willingness to listen and learn, their quality has improved immensely.
The kurouchi finish is now very smooth and long-lasting. The grinding is far more sophisticated. And the handle is a vast improvement over the originals. These are now very acceptable knives with surprisingly good edge geometry. We are still amazed at how they take an edge after sharpening.
As the name suggests, the blades are made from old automotive leaf springs which, themselves, are usually made from 5160 carbon steel. This steel is highly regarded in the knife industry and many leading blacksmiths use leaf springs for their custom blades.
This is the Naht family's first attempt at a gyuto and we are extremely pleased with the cutting performance. The heat treatment is also of a very respectable quality. Out of the box or with a quick trip to your stones, this knife will cut!
So if you are looking to enter the world of carbon steel knives or you want to get into sharpening, we highly recommend this fun and functional knife. Our customers are certainly responding very favorably for all the right reasons! Please remember these are made under crude conditions with used steel so you should expect that they're rough and have imperfections that exceed most of our other knives. Expect dents, scratches odd sizes, different handles, etc. If you're into great fit and finish or are overly particular run away! If you want to try a cool piece of living history and you're not uptight about a crude but cool cutting tool then you'll love it.
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dalespgy24&&&Daovua-Gyuto230&&&Daovua Leaf Spring Gyuto 240mm &&&These Daovua knives are flying off the shelves as soon as we receive them. We started working with this fledgling Vietnamese company less than a year ago. Back then their first offerings were best described as project knives! But with our input and the blacksmith’s willingness to listen and learn, their quality has improved immensely.
The kurouchi finish is now very smooth and longer-lasting. The grinding is far more sophisticated. And the handle is a vast improvement over the originals. These are now very acceptable knives with surprisingly good edge geometry. We are still amazed at how they take an edge after sharpening.
As the name suggests, the blades are made from old automotive leaf springs which, themselves, are usually made from 5160 carbon steel. This steel is highly regarded in the knife industry and many leading blacksmiths use leaf springs for their custom blades.
This is the Naht family's first attempt at a gyuto and we are extremely pleased with the cutting performance. The heat treatment is also of very respectable quality. Out of the box or with a quick trip to your stones, this knife will cut!
So if you are looking to enter the world of carbon steel knives or you want to get into the sharpening, we highly recommend this fun and functional knife. Our customers are certainly responding very favorably for all the right reasons! Please remember these are made under crude conditions with used steel so you should expect that they're rough and have imperfections that exceed most of our other knives. Expect dents, scratches odd sizes, different handles, etc. If you're into great fit and finish or are overly particular run away! If you want to try a cool piece of living history and you're not uptight about a crude but cool cutting tool then you'll love it.
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dalesphobokn&&&Daovua-Honesuki&&&Daovua Leaf Spring Honesuki 150mm&&&We started working with this fledgling Vietnamese company just over a year ago when their first offerings were best described as project knives! But with our input and the blacksmith’s willingness to listen and learn, the quality of their blades and handles has improved immensely.
As the name suggests, the blades are made from old automotive leaf springs which, themselves, are usually made from 5160 carbon steel. This steel is highly regarded in the knife industry and many leading blacksmiths use leaf springs for their custom blades.
Honesuki knives are boning knives specifically designed for parting out the poultry. These blades are stiff and robust with pointed tips and a triangular profile. This design enables the user to get into the tightest places and strip the meat from the bone with a precision no other blade can achieve. It is a knife similar to the torigarasuki/garasuki.
The kurouchi finish on the blade is smooth and well-finished. And while the fit and finish are not stellar, the actual grinds of these low-cost blades are rather special. The heat treatment is also of very respectable quality. These basic blades will make a great intro knife for a new chef, a project knife for budding sharpeners, or home cooks looking for their first experience with carbon blades.
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dalespki24&&&Daovua-Kiritsuke&&&Daovua Leaf Spring Kiritsuke 240mm&&&This can be used like a usuba to cut vegetables or as a yanagiba to slice raw fish. However, this is a western-style kiritsuke knife, so it is ground on both sides of the blade for ease of use and maintenance. Knives like this are sometimes referred to as a kiritsuke gyuto. This design is easier to use and sharpen than the traditional single bevel kiritsuke. It also allows for an ambidextrous personality to the knife.
The Daovua interpretation of this style blade has a more pronounced belly than most other kiris, making it a good choice for both push-and-pull-cutting and rocking techniques. However, the extended edge length also makes it a very workable slicer.
We believe these knives are perfect for new users, projects, budding sharpeners, or anyone looking for a really well-priced cutter that has personality and uniqueness in spades. Watch the video below to see how they're made. Please remember these are made under crude conditions with used steel so you should expect that they're rough and have imperfections that exceed most of our other knives. All measurements are approximations.
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knfogrbuy&&&Daovua-Nakiri&&&Daovua Leaf Spring Nakiri 165mm&&&New handle as of 10/15/2021.
We recently came across a young blacksmith who works with his family in Vietnam making knife and tool blades out of old car parts. This barefoot smith uses old car and truck leaf springs as his source material. This is not as crazy as it sounds as many top-flight blacksmiths dip into this deep well to make their highly prized blades. Unlike these guys, the Nhat family makes more down-to-earth creations that are more function than form.
The first knife we had him make for us was a nakiri. We sold out of the first shipment immediately, but they are now back in stock. It is important to remember that these knives are very basic in terms of fit and finish. They are certainly not beauty queens. But what they are is supremely capable cutters with an edge geometry that is surprisingly good. The heat treatment, likewise, is a very respectable quality. Out of the box or with a quick trip to your stones, this knife will cut!
It has a fairly curved belly for a nakiri, which usually are quite flat. The blade is average in length at about 175mm and is quite tall at 60mm. The kurouchi finish is quite flat and adds to the rustic nature of this fun and very functional knife.
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dalesppe21&&&Daovua-Petty210&&&Daovua Leaf Spring Petty 210mm&&&These Daovua knives are flying off the shelves as soon as we receive them. We started working with this fledgling Vietnamese company less than a year ago. Back then their first offerings were best described as project knives! But with our input and the blacksmith’s willingness to listen and learn, their quality has improved immensely.
The kurouchi finish is now very smooth and long-lasting. The grinding is far more sophisticated. And the handle is a vast improvement over the originals. These are now very acceptable knives with surprisingly good edge geometry. We are still amazed at how they take an edge after sharpening.
As the name suggests, the blades are made from old automotive leaf springs which, themselves, are usually made from 5160 carbon steel. This steel is highly regarded in the knife industry and many leading blacksmiths use leaf springs for their custom blades.
This is the Naht family's first attempt at a petty and we are extremely pleased with the cutting performance. The heat treatment is also of a very respectable quality. Out of the box or with a quick trip to your stones, this knife will cut!
So if you are looking to enter the world of carbon steel knives or you want to get into sharpening, we highly recommend this fun and functional knife. Our customers are certainly responding very favorably for all the right reasons! Please remember these are made under crude conditions with used steel so you should expect that they're rough and have imperfections that exceed most of our other knives. Expect dents, scratches odd sizes, different handles etc. If you're into great fit and finish or are overly particular run away! If you want to try a cool piece of living history and you're not uptight about a crude but cool cutting tool then you'll love it.
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dalespsa18&&&Daovua-Santoku&&&Daovua Leaf Spring Santoku 175mm &&&We just love finding new and unusual knife makers, anytime and anywhere. They bring a fresh dimension to the more standard offerings and get us all looking in a new way at what a good knife is, and should be. Whether it’s in terms of construction, materials used, shapes, or grinds employed, or as simple as offerings at unusual prices, we just love finding those who operate outside of the box.
We came across a charming, young, bare-footed blacksmith from Vietnam who was not only yearning to offer us his unusual knives but also to try to make use of our experience in making some to our specifications. This was a chance not to be missed. Following some interesting first attempts, we are now seeing the fruits and rewards of this partnership.
These are pretty basic blades that will make a great intro knife for a new chef, a project knife for budding sharpeners, or home cooks looking for their first experience with carbon blades. But while the fit and finish are not stellar, the actual grinds of these low-cost blades are rather special. The heat treatment is also of a very respectable quality. These knives are sharp and they will cut! Some of them might need a touch on your favorite stone, but a few passes and you will have a razor of a knife on your hands.
Please remember these are made under crude conditions with used steel so you should expect that they're rough and have imperfections that exceed most of our other knives. Expect dents, scratches odd sizes, different handles, etc. If you're into great fit and finish or are overly particular run away! If you want to try a cool piece of living history and you're not uptight about a crude but cool cutting tool then you'll love it.
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dalespsl27&&&Daovua-Slicer&&&Daovua Leaf Spring Slicer 275mm&&&New Handle design as of 7/14/2021.
These Daovua knives are flying off the shelves as soon as we receive them. We started working with this fledgling Vietnamese company less than a year ago. Back then their first offerings were best described as project knives! But with our input and the blacksmith’s willingness to listen and learn, their quality has improved immensely.
The kurouchi finish is now very smooth and longer lasting. The grinding is far more sophisticated. And the handle is a vast improvement over the originals. These are now very acceptable knives with surprisingly good edge geometry. We are still amazed at how they take an edge after sharpening.
As the name suggests, the blades are made from old automotive leaf springs which, themselves, are usually made from 5160 carbon steel. This steel is highly regarded in the knife industry and many leading blacksmiths use leaf springs for their custom blades.
This is the Naht family's first attempt at a sujihiki and we are extremely pleased with the cutting performance. The heat treatment is also of a very respectable quality. Out of the box or with a quick trip to your stones, this knife will cut!
So if you are looking to enter the world of carbon steel knives or you want to get into sharpening, we highly recommend this fun and functional knife. Our customers are certainly responding very favorably for all the right reasons! Please remember these are made under crude conditions with used steel so you should expect that they're rough and have imperfections that exceed most of our other knives. Expect dents, scratches odd sizes, different handles, etc. If you're into great fit and finish or are overly particular run away! If you want to try a cool piece of living history and you're not uptight about a crude but cool cutting tool then you'll love it.
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dasmvecl18&&&Daovua-SmCleaver&&&Daovua Leaf Spring Small Cleaver 200mm&&&New handle design as of 6/8/2021.
Just watching the video below should be enough to get you intrigued about this knife and its maker. We originally purchased a handful of knives from him to give our forum members a chance to try them. Well, the response was overwhelmingly positive…in the main! So we are having him make more for us using our members’ input to improve the product.
The knives do not possess the highest level of fit and finish. They are not made from exotic materials. And they are as much a curio as a desirable kitchen knife. But what they do possess is a character and an ability to cut that is as good as many knives we sell.
The blades themselves are fashioned from old leaf springs. These auto cast-offs are actually a great source of knife steel, usually being made from 5160 steel. In fact, many highly regarded US custom knife makers use this steel source for their expensive creations. The edge profile is all belly. There is not a flat spot to be seen! But the blade is super thin and ground really well. With a height of 90mm and an edge length of about 210mm, it resembles a classic Chinese cleaver ratio.
Putting aside the less-than-perfect finish, one thing everyone agrees on is their cutting ability. These blades are sharp and take an incredible edge. For someone looking for a unique version of a cleaver, a fun project knife, or a sharpening practice knife, the Daovua is a perfect and high-value choice. Please remember these are made under crude conditions with used steel so you should expect that they're rough and have imperfections that exceed most of our other knives. Expect dents, scratches odd sizes, different handles, etc. If you're into great fit and finish or are overly particular run away! If you want to try a cool piece of living history and you're not uptight about a crude but cool cutting tool then you'll love it.
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dalespstkn14&&&Daovua-Steak&&&Daovua Leaf Spring Steak Knife 115mm&&&Now who wouldn’t want to cut their perfectly cooked, sizzling steak with a blade made from an old truck leaf spring? Tell that your friend who is not into knives and they will surely think you mad! But around these parts, we know that one of the best steels to recycle for kitchen knife use is that found in automotive leaf springs. These auto cast-offs are usually made from 5160 steel, which is a wonderful alloy for many knife blade applications. In fact several highly regarded custom knife makers use this steel source for their (sometimes) expensive creations. These knives are carbon steel so you need to keep them dry after using and washing or they will rust.
We discovered Daovua, a Vietnamese company, just over a year ago. And while their first blades could best be described as project knives, input from our customers and us, and the blacksmith’s willingness to listen and learn, has resulted in a huge improvement in quality.
The kurouchi finish is very smooth and long-lasting. The grinding is really sophisticated. And the handle is really well made and quite lovely to hold. These are very acceptable knives with surprisingly good edge geometry. We are still amazed at how they take an edge after sharpening.
This is the first steak knife that they have made for us and you can color us impressed!
So when you have your friends over for a steak dinner next time, surprise them with these works of art that have come from nothing more than a junked old car and a few pieces of wood!
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dalesptana17&&&Daovua-TallNakiri&&&Daovua Leaf Spring Tall Nakiri 175mm&&&As the saying goes, great oaks from little acorns grow. While not quite a great oak, the Daovua knife company has grown—from a fledgling enterprise in Vietnam making knife and tool blades out of old car parts, to a thriving business that has spread into making some really great kitchen utensils at super attractive prices.
Their blades are fashioned from recycled leaf springs taken from old cars and trucks. This is not as bizarre as it sounds as many top-flight blacksmiths dip into this widely available source to make their highly prized blades. But unlike these fancy and often expensive works of art, the Nhat family makes more down-to-earth creations that are more function than form.
This knife is a classic nakiri in shape and profile but with a much taller stance. It is almost a cross between a cleaver and nakiri except that it is very thin and made to cut vegetables of all kinds with ease.
One outstanding attribute of these blades is how they take an incredibly sharp edge.
So for someone seeking a unique version of a nakiri, the Daovua Tall Nakiri is a perfect and high-value choice. Please remember these are made under fairly rough conditions with recycled steel, so you should expect that they will have imperfections that you will not see in our other knives. But this should not dissuade anyone looking for a low-priced kitchen knife that is exceedingly sharp and rather unique.
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dalesptape&&&Daovua-TallPetty&&&Daovua Leaf Spring Tall Petty 130mm&&&Believe it or not, car and truck leaf springs make great knife blades! These discarded automotive parts are a very good source of knife steel as they are usually made from 5160 carbon steel. Many highly regarded custom knife makers use this steel source to great effect for their highly desirable custom creations.
A young barefoot bladesmith we discovered working in Vietnam uses this interesting source to make some very funky and fun blades for us. And our customers are full of praise for many of their attributes. But let’s get this out of the way—one of these attributes is not fit and finish! They are rough and ready with an emphasis on rough. These are basic blades that will make a great project knife for budding sharpeners or new chefs looking for something to play with. But while the F & F leaves room for improvement the actual grinds of these budget blades are rather special. These knives are sharp and they will cut! Some of them might need a touch on your favorite stone, but a few passes and you will have a razor of a knife on your hands.
The profile of this tall petty is as rounded as we've seen, so it will resonate with the rockers out there. It is a monster at chopping herbs and other small ingredients. Like the blade, the handle is not the best in the industry but with a bit of sanding and maybe some varnish and you will have a grip that is easy and secure in your hands.
So if you seek a fun project knife or a cheap and cheerful small ingredient chopper, the Daovua might just be all you need. Plus you get to tell a great story about it and its makers!
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dalespkicl18&&&Daovua-TheTank&&&Daovua Leaf Spring The Tank 180mm&&&How can you not want this knife? Just one look at the blade. One listen to the story behind it. Any knife loving collector will find it hard to resist!
For over a year we have been buying knives from a company in Vietnam that we discovered by pure chance. We started off with a very simple and very rough santoku. But during that time we have seen a huge improvement in the knives they send us and an ever-increasing diversity to those knives in terms of styles and profiles.
Enter the Kiri Cleaver! This unique blade is basically a kiritsuke-tipped cleaver. It has a fairly substantial curve to the edge, making it a rocker’s dream. But the tanto tip makes it a better choice for more delicate slicing and food prep. Also, the reverse angle tip means there is a lower spine-to-edge ratio. Less spine, less weight. In this case we think it represents almost a 2oz saving over a regular cleaver of similar dimensions! (Please note that all measurements are approximate.)
The blades themselves are fashioned from old leaf springs. These auto cast-offs are a great source of knife steel, usually made from 5160 steel. A well-finished and good-looking octagonal handle finishes off this unusual but efficient cutting tool.
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The gyuto being featured here is a beautiful example of his artistic and blacksmithing skills. It is made from one of his favorite steels, 80CRV2, which he hand-forges into shape in the old tradition, with a hammer! The knife is a mono-steel construction, so it has no lamination. It has a beautiful grind resulting in a knife that is not quite a laser yet is thin and fast in hand. The blade is belt finished.
The profile is quite flat to just over the halfway point and then transitions into a nice gentle belly to the very fine tip. This is Gabe's take on the classic French profile that is very popular with many chefs.
This custom knife will perform as well as it looks. Highly recommended.
This mono steel blade using the highly regarded 80crv2 which is his favorite steel. It’s a low alloy tool steel fairly similar to 5160 toughness with more carbon and similar edge retention to 52100 ball bearing steel. HRC is 61. 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. 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.
Gabe comes from a culinary background so he designs and grinds his knives for peak performance. It's mono steel construction using the highly regarded 80crv2–his favorite steel. It’s a low alloy tool steel fairly similar to 5160 toughness with more carbon and similar edge retention to 52100 ball bearing steel. HRC is 61. 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.
Gabe comes from a culinary background so he designs and grinds his knives for peak performance. It's mono steel construction using the highly regarded 80crv2–his favorite steel. It’s a low alloy tool steel fairly similar to 5160 toughness with more carbon and similar edge retention to 52100 ball bearing steel. HRC is 61. 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.
Gabe is a recent winner of the highly prestigious competition, Forged in Fire. This is no game show. Contestants have to do things that normal blacksmiths can only aspire to. Winning this contest is high praise indeed.
80crv2 is his favorite steel to work with. It’s a low alloy tool steel fairly similar to 5160 toughness with more carbon and similar edge retention to 52100. The HRC on this knife is 61.5. We anticipate that these one-off knives will find homes very quickly, so to avoid disappointment get your Doberman now!
Gabe is a recent winner of the highly prestigious competition Forged in Fire. This is no game show. Contestants have to do things that normal blacksmiths can only aspire to. Winning this contest is high praise indeed.
80crv2 is his favorite steel to work with. It’s a low alloy tool steel fairly similar to 5160 toughness with more carbon and similar edge retention to 52100. The HRC on this knife is 61.5. We anticipate that these one-off knives will find homes very quickly. So to avoid disappointment get your Doberman now.
Gabe is a recent winner of the highly prestigious competition Forged in Fire. This is no game show. Contestants have to do things that normal blacksmiths can only aspire to. Winning this contest is high praise indeed.
80crv2 is his favorite steel to work with. It’s a low alloy tool steel fairly similar to 5160 toughness with more carbon and similar edge retention to 52100. The HRC on this knife is 61.5. We anticipate that these one-off knives will find homes very quickly. So to avoid disappointment, get your Doberman now.
MagnaCut is a proprietary steel type developed by Crucible Industries in collaboration with knifemaker and metallurgist Larrin Thomas. It was introduced to the market in 2021.
MagnaCut was designed to balance three primary qualities of knife steels: corrosion resistance, toughness, and edge retention. Traditionally, increasing one of these qualities meant decreasing at least one of the others, but MagnaCut aims to offer high levels in all three categories.
The design details, like the slightly straighter spine that raises the tip creating a more rounded edge from the mid-point, contribute to its versatility. It's perfect for a variety of cutting styles, including the push cutting technique thanks to a flat area near the heel.
Gabe makes knives that are not just functional tools, but unique pieces of craftsmanship, capturing the essence of a true artisan.
Debas run the gamut of lengths from about 100mm to as big as 210mm and over. Obviously one of the criteria behind the length choice is the size of fish being processed. They are very stiff and heavy in their construction with a thick spine and a tallish profile. The single bevel design results in an edge that is very acute and sharp. Single bevel blades require knowledge of sharpening and use that is outside what's required for regular two-sided blades.
Itsuo Doi fashions this beautiful example from Blue #2 carbon steel. He uses the Ni-Mai method of awase to clad the blade in a soft iron to protect and strengthen the inner core, or hagane. The result is a strong and hardy blade that needs care in daily use due to its reactive nature. The cladding is polished on the upper surface. The primary grind area is given a lovely satin finish which contrasts beautifully with the upper blade and exposed jigane. Some of the nicest hand-chiseled kanji elements we have seen adorn the front of the blade.
This is a wonderful example of the deba breed which will find favor with the most discriminating user or collector.
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doibl2de21&&&1239&&&Doi Blue #2 Deba 210mm&&&Itsuo Doi lives and works in Sakai, Japan, which is located about 45 minutes south of Osaka.
He worked along side his father for almost 50 years and their shop has produced blades for chefs and collectors worldwide. Doi's father gained acclaim through his perfection of a very difficult low-temperature forging technique known as ‘yakidoshi’ and is a pioneer of forging Ao-ko No.2 (Blue Steel), which was previously thought to be impossible.
This is a really nice example of Doi's work. The 210mm deba with yasuki blue #2 steel has a very nice upgraded ebony handle with buffalo horn ferrule. These knives are primarily used like cleavers for removing fins and tails of fish as well as fillet work. They can also be used for chopping vegetables and cutting up poultry.
The blue Aogami #2 steel is clad on the front side with a soft iron layer. Of course, it is a reactive blade so it needs care and attention to keep it dry. The back side is slightly concave (ura-suki). The front side has a single grind from the shinogi line to the edge. The finish is exemplary and the look is enhanced with some fine chiseled kanji script on the front.
This is a stunning knife and one of the last of the breed. If you have ever wanted a knife with true “soul” the Doi Blue #2 Deba is one such blade.
The medium-length gyuto featured here is constructed from Itsuo-san’s favorite steel, Aogami #2, which he hardens to 62+ HRC. The jigane is made using a soft iron applied in the san-mai style. Of course, as it is carbon steel, this knife is reactive and will need careful maintenance to prevent rusting. The exposed edge steel receives a beautiful high polish which contrasts well with the outer cladding’s satin finish.
This mid-sized 218mm knife has a slightly tall blade height. It is quite stout at the spine and very stiff at the tip. It boasts a symmetrical 50/50 edge and a really well-formed profile, suitable for both push and rocking cutters.
Until now, we have only carried knives made with single bevels, whether from father or son. So we are very excited to be able to offer the first double bevel gyuto built to the high standards of the Doi name.
One look at this knife and you know you are seeing something very special. We asked for a very classic and thin chef knife profile and Doi-san delivered in spades! The blade is long and slender, and so elegant. It is made from his favorite steel, Aogami #2, which he hardens to 62+ HRC. The outer cladding is a soft iron that is applied in the san-mai style. This knife is reactive and will need care in maintenance to prevent corroding. The inner core is given a classic Doi polish while the outer cladding receives a truly beautiful satin finish. Adding to the fine looks is some lovely hand engraved Kanji. The knife is simply a thing of beauty.
We believe these are going to very popular around CKTG and at the relatively affordable price, are going to fly off the shelves! Very highly recommended. *We recommend the felt guard for this knife. Our sayas do not fit well.
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Debas run the gamut of lengths from about 100mm to as big as 210mm and over. Obviously one of the criteria behind the length choice is the size of fish being processed. They are very stiff and heavy in their construction with a thick spine and a tallish profile. The single bevel design results in an edge that is very acute and sharp. Single bevel blades require a knowledge of sharpening and use that is outside what's required for regular two-sided blades.
Itsuo Doi fashions this beautiful example from Blue #2 carbon steel. He uses the Ni-Mai method of awase to clad the blade in a soft iron to protect and strengthen the inner core, or hagane. The result is a strong and hardy blade that needs care in daily use due to its reactive nature. The cladding is polished on the upper surface. The primary grind area is given a lovely satin finish which contrasts beautifully with the upper blade and exposed jigane.
This is a new addition to our line of Diamond Matrix stones and it could easily qualify as one of the most versatile and important stones in your lineup. It can be used for moderate repair work and is also a great grit for setting a new edge bevel or starting a progression. The stone cuts fast and is a logical option for edge setting on harder steels like powder metal variants.
The cutting substrate is attached to a Precision CNC machined aluminum blank which reduces bow and twist and ensures a true and straight geometry. The stone formulation boasts high-quality tight particle size and an even distribution of monocrystalline diamond.
These new Diamond Matrix stones offer some features that further separate the Edge Pro from the competition.&&&&&&78&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/edge-pro-250-grit-diamond-matrix-stone-46.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ 30grpota&&&EP-3000-Tapes&&&Edge Pro 3000 Grit Polish Tapes&&&Pack of 15 3000 grit polish tapes. These tapes are used to put a super fine finish on your edges. They are attached to the Edge Pro blanks and put a mirror finish on your knives or other tools you sharpen. This item comes with 15 tapes. Easy to use.&&&&&&11&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/edge-pro-3000-grit-polish-tapes-42.png&&&4.5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ edpro320grst&&&EdgePro400Grit&&&Edge Pro 400 Grit Mounted Stone (Peach) Sale!&&&50% Off! Edge Pro 400 Grit Stone has replaced the old 320 stone. It's a quick cutting stone and does a nice job grinding an edge. This stone is sold mounted to the plate. Works on the Edge Pro Apex and Pro Models.&&&&&&8.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/edge-pro-400-grit-mounted-stone-peach-sale-37.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ edpro40grst&&&EDMS-4000&&&Edge Pro 4000 Grit Diamond Matrix Stone&&&The Edge Pro 4000 Grit Diamond Matrix Stone puts a mirror polish on your edges. Formerly known as one of our "polishing stones," we decided that we were going to introduce them as a whole new line of stones in a league of their own. If you want a polished edge, and you find the polishing tapes to be too delicate, this is definitely the solution for you.
***Works great for sharpening ceramic knives&&&&&&86&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/edge-pro-80-grit-diamond-matrix-stone-31.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ edpro950grdi&&&EDMS-950&&&Edge Pro 950 Grit Diamond Matrix Stone&&&The Edge Pro 950 Grit Diamond Matrix Stone offers some nice features to further separate the Edge Pro from the competition. They cut quickly, dish slowly, and they will grind virtually any steel!
The Apex Model Edge Pro is a patented system that will sharpen any size or shape blade (up to 3 ½" wide), including serrated knives. Knives can be sharpened at exactly the same angle every time, making re-sharpening so fast you will never work with a dull blade again. The water stones in this basic kit have been custom formulated to free you from messy, gummed-up oil stones. They last a long time and are inexpensive to replace. The Apex will remove far less metal than electric sharpeners or grinders, eliminating wavy edges and adding to the life and performance of your knives. If you have ever wanted to put a great edge on a knife without having to spend the time practicing free hand knife sharpening then the Edge Pro Apex system is for you. We highly recommend these tools! The Edge Pro Apex 1 sharpening set includes:
The Apex removes nicks and dings without distorting the knife edge. It creates no heat, preserving the temper of your knives. It sets up in seconds on any smooth surface. No power required and comes with a convenient carrying case. It requires no maintenance other than routine cleaning. The kit #3 includes 5 water stones covering the gamut from course to ultra fine. The package also comes with those small items needed to complete your sharpening tasks like a water bottle, micro fibre towel and a 1200 grit ceramic hone.
Though an Edge Pro edge will remain sharp much longer than a standard edge, even Edge Pro'd knives will become dull with use. Use the supplied Ceramic Sharpening Hone in between sharpening to rejuvenate your dull edge. The Ceramic Sharpening Hone will resharpen an Edge Pro'd knife in seconds and it will do it over and over again because it removes so little metal. You will find you can go through several different honing routines in between Edge Pro sharpening. The Ceramic Sharpening Hone is very fine 1200-grit and while pretty useless on factory edges, it is magic on Edge Pro'd knives. Whether you are a professional chef, hard working line cook or aspiring amateur, this kit is pretty much all you will need to keep your precious blades at their peak of performance. The Edge Pro Apex system is easy, safe and a huge saver of time. We highly recommend these wonderful sharpening kits.
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edgeproapex4&&&Apex4&&&Edge Pro Apex 4&&&Knife sharpening has never been easier. Perfected from 20 years of sharpening over 100,000 knives, Ben Dale manufactures the world's most accurate knife sharpening system designed with the end user in mind. Whether you are a chef, butcher, hunter or simply someone that just likes knife sharpening, the Apex Edge Pro Sharpener is the tool for you.
The Edge Pro Apex offers a wide array of abrasive grits and sharpening angles, making it much more flexible in that regard than most clamp and v-rod systems. The cutting speed is also high with the very abrasive nature of the coarse hone and the ability to apply heavy pressure.
The sharpener allows for smooth variation of angle from 10 to 35 degrees per side. Several degree increments are marked out clearly (10,15,18,21,24), but you are not fixed at using these set angles. The five aluminum oxide water stones included in this kit are one inch wide and six inches long. They are mounted securely on the guide rod with the use of clamps between plastic molded grips. These clamps also serve as protection from the stone slipping off the knife and damaging the edge. As the blanks are not permanently fixed to the guide rod they can easily be used for field freehand honing if desired. The hones can also be reversed to slow down hollowing.
This “ultimate” kit includes everything you will need to sharpen and maintain your knives with a quick, safe and repeatability that will make you smile every time you use it.
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edproapscat&&&ApexScissor&&&Edge Pro Apex Scissor Attachment&&&Now available with our affordable home use model, the Apex Scissor Attachment has the ability to sharpen any scissor, hair styling shear, plane blades (up to 2 ¼’’ wide), any length planer blade, pruners, flat chisels, and most gouges.
*Note - This Scissor Attachment does NOT fit the Professional Edge Pro Model.&&&&&&149&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/edge-pro-apex-scissor-attachment-93.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@
edproapsucu&&&2ApexSuctionCups&&&Edge Pro Apex Suction Cups&&&These are replacement suction cups for the Edge Pro Apex sharpener. Comes as a set of 2.&&&&&&2&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/edge-pro-apex-suction-cups-68.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@
edproceshrod&&&EPRod&&&Edge Pro Ceramic Sharpening Rod&&&Portable 8" 1200 Grit Ceramic Hone. Has a very nice soft feel because of the plastic tube handle. It also fits in the serrations of serrated kitchen knives to remove the burr after sharpening. Fits in the Apex knife bag or in a regular knife case.&&&&&&25&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/edge-pro-ceramic-sharpening-rod-82.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@
edproesacpa&&&7pcset&&&Edge Pro Essential Accessory Pack &&&This set has changed as of 7/13/2022.
Trick out your Edge Pro with our favorite and best-selling accessories! You get 7 items in the set and each one will add to your ability to get a fantastic edge on your knives.
The set has changed as of 9/28/2023.
Here is the best Edge Pro deal on the site. We stripped out what you don't need and added all of what you do. The result is a setup that will give you a great edge with ease and convenience. We put in our best 3 stone progressions used by free-hand sharpeners. The Shapton Glass 120 and the Shapton Professional 1,500, and 8,000 grit stones are among our most popular stones and grit sizes.
We are very proud to be the only retailer offering these superior stones made especially for the Apex system. The combination of these high-end splashes and go stones and the easy-to-set-up and use Apex system will reward you with some of the very sharpest edges you can imagine. And all without the need to learn the art of freehand sharpening or the costly mistakes that can be made using this difficult-to-master method.
We have also added the drill stop collar, and platform magnet to the set. So it’s ready to go straight out of the box. The Edge Pro Apex system’s major advantages are its versatility and speed. It's a very simple tool, durable and functional and it is easily our favorite sharpening system...by a mile! Manufactured from the highest quality materials in Hood River, Oregon, US.
&&&&&&28&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/edge-pro-small-knife-attachment-93.png&&&4.5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ edprocospfor&&&EPSpring&&&Edge Pro Spring For Quick Stone Changes&&&This compression spring is a nice accessory for the edge pro since you can eliminate the use of the screw ball and replace it with a quick and easy way to switch the stones. All you need to do is unscrew the ball, remove the brass collar and slide the spring onto the arm. Then tighten the screw ball and now you can pop stones on and off effortlessly. Watch the video for a brief how to:
&&&&&&2&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/edge-pro-spring-for-quick-stone-changes-76.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ emstbag4x&&&S-10828&&&Empty Strop Bag 4" x 12"&&&These are the bags that are included with our strops. On occasion we get requests for extra ones so here you go. 4" x 12" and 4ml. They have a zip lock side so they can be reclosed. &&&&&&0.25&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/empty-strop-bag-4-x-12-31.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ enwh2de16&&&OE-KTS165DE&&&Enami White #2 Deba 165mm&&&Tadashi Enami is a nationally certified Dentoukogeishi (master of traditional crafts) who specializes in forging knives using the wakashizuke technique of bonding iron to hard steel when making single-bevel knives. He uses iron powder and heat, which is customary with old-school blacksmiths in Japan. Our sayas DO NOT fit this knife.
This line of kitchen knives is made with Blue #2 Carbon steel, also known as Aogami #2, which is a favorite with our customers. The steel is heat-treated to HRC 62+-, which is the sweet spot for excellent edge retention as well as ease of sharpening.
These are really good-looking knives featuring a well-done kurouchi finish on the upper blade road that fades to a nice matte sand-blasted lower portion. The simple but attractive handle made from burnt oak wood is a perfect match for the blade and the name of the brand. “En” means flame in Japanese and “jin” means blade. Perfect indeed!
This line of kitchen knives is made with Blue #2 Carbon steel, also known as Aogami #2, which is a favorite with our customers. The steel is heat-treated to HRC 62+-, which is the sweet spot for excellent edge retention as well as ease of sharpening.
These are really good-looking knives featuring a well-done kurouchi finish on the upper blade road that fades to a nice matte sand-blasted lower portion. The simple but attractive handle made from burnt oak wood is a perfect match for the blade and the name of the brand. “En” means flame in Japanese and “jin” means blade. Perfect indeed!
This line of kitchen knives is made with Blue #2 Carbon steel, also known as Aogami #2, which is a favorite with our customers. The steel is heat-treated to HRC 62+-, which is the sweet spot for excellent edge retention as well as ease of sharpening.
These are really good-looking knives featuring a well-done kurouchi finish on the upper blade road that fades to a nice matte sand-blasted lower portion. The simple but attractive handle made from burnt oak wood is a perfect match for the blade and the name of the brand. “En” means flame in Japanese and “jin” means blade. Perfect indeed!
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enbl2ho15&&&EA2-H15U&&&Enjin Blue #2 Honesuki 150mm&&&We are pleased to introduce these fine knives made by Mr. Kyohei Shindo in Tosa, Japan.
This line of kitchen knives is made with Blue #2 Carbon steel, also known as Aogami #2, which is a favorite with our customers. The steel is heat-treated to HRC 62+-, which is the sweet spot for excellent edge retention as well as ease of sharpening.
These are really good-looking knives featuring a well-done kurouchi finish on the upper blade road that fades to a nice matte sand-blasted lower portion. The simple but attractive handle made from burnt oak wood is a perfect match for the blade and the name of the brand. “En” means flame in Japanese and “jin” means blade. Perfect indeed!
This line of kitchen knives is made with Blue #2 Carbon steel, also known as Aogami #2, which is a favorite with our customers. The steel is heat-treated to HRC 62+-, which is the sweet spot for excellent edge retention as well as ease of sharpening.
These are really good-looking knives featuring a well-done kurouchi finish on the upper blade road that fades to a nice matte sand-blasted lower portion. The simple but attractive handle made from burnt oak wood is a perfect match for the blade and the name of the brand. “En” means flame in Japanese and “jin” means blade. Perfect indeed!
This line of kitchen knives is made with Blue #2 Carbon steel, also known as Aogami #2, which is a favorite with our customers. The steel is heat-treated to HRC 62+-, which is the sweet spot for excellent edge retention as well as ease of sharpening.
These are really good-looking knives featuring a well-done kurouchi finish on the upper blade road that fades to a nice matte sand-blasted lower portion. The simple but attractive handle made from burnt oak wood is a perfect match for the blade and the name of the brand. “En” means flame in Japanese and “jin” means blade. Perfect indeed!
Please note this cleaver does not fit our Tiger Wood Single Cleaver Stand. The 8" felt guard is a better option.
&&&&&&46&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/fuji-cutlery-fa-70-chinese-style-cleaver-217.png&&&0&&&||&&&@@@ fubl2si12&&&FJ2-W120&&&Fujishika Blue #2 Sickle 120mm&&&Japanese gardeners and small farmers use these to cut grass and rice and they're very handy around the garden for weed control. Many of our blacksmiths got their start making these tools and they still produce them for gardeners and small farmers. These handy and interesting tools are used for weeding and harvesting small plots of rice and grass. Japanese farmers don't pay a lot for these tools so they're inexpensive and at minimum make great conversation pieces. The one you see here is made with Blue #2 carbon steel and the blade is about 120mm in blade length.&&&&&&15&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/fujishika-blue-2-sickle-120mm-126.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ fubl2si16&&&YA2-HD16&&&Fujishika Blue #2 Sickle 160mm&&&Japanese gardeners and small farmers use these to cut grass and rice and they're very handy around the garden for weed control. Many of our blacksmiths got their start making these tools and they still produce them for gardeners and small farmers. These handy and interesting tools are used for weeding and harvesting small plots of rice and grass. Japanese farmers don't pay a lot for these tools so they're inexpensive and at minimum make great conversation pieces. The one you see here is made with Blue #2 carbon steel and the blade is about 165mm in blade length.
&&&&&&40&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/fujishika-blue-2-sickle-160mm-70.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ fubl2si18&&&YA2-HD18&&&Fujishika Blue #2 Sickle 180mm&&&The sickle business is in decline in Japan but many of our blacksmiths got their start making these tools and they still produce them for gardeners and small farmers. These handy and interesting tools are used for weeding and harvesting small plots of rice and grass. Japanese farmers don't pay a lot for these tools so they're inexpensive and at minimum make great conversation pieces. The one you see here is made with Blue #2 carbon steel and the blade is about 180mm in length.
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haandin1&&&YK5-H140&&&Fujishika Japanese Garden Hoe&&&Made by Hasegawa san of Fujishika, this handy triangle hoe is called “Katate Sankaku Hoe” in Japanese. "Katate" means one hand. Sankaku means triangle. Japanese people call it hoe hoe for short.
This hoe is made with high-carbon steel clad with soft iron for added durability and prolonged sharpness when digging out weeds. Cheaper ones are often made with mono steel and the edge gets rounded soon. Because these are carbon steel they will rust if you don't wash them off and dry them before putting them away. &&&&&&40&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/fujishika-japanese-garden-hoe-96.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
ge00goslsp&&&Gestura-GoldSlottedSpoon&&&Gestura 00 Gold Slotted Spoon&&&The 01's slotted companion--now gold-plated.
Updated with a thicker, more durable handle and an identifying slot, the 00 Gold is a nimble creature comfortable reaching into poaching liquid or blanching water, able to fetch tempura from the fryer, or even retrieve fish from a pan of hot butter, maybe to grab some braised greens, check if the beans are done, or to pluck an olive from the 12-quart container in the back of the walk-in. Inspired by the worn and tarnished steel often found at flea markets, and modeled after old American and European silhouettes the spoon is tumbled and unpolished. This creates a matte and imperfect material finish. Each piece is stamped and etched, then finished by hand on a lathe.
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ge00sislsp&&&Gestura-SlottedSpoon&&&Gestura 00 Silver Slotted Spoon&&&The 01s slotted companion - updated with a thicker, more durable handle and an identifying slot.
The 00 is a nimble creature comfortable reaching into poaching liquid or blanching water, able to fetch tempura from the fryer, or even retrieve fish from a pan of hot butter, maybe to grab some braised greens, check if the beans are done, or to pluck an olive from the 12-quart container in the back of the walk-in. Inspired by the worn and tarnished steel often found at flea markets, and modeled after old American and European silhouettes the spoon is tumbled and unpolished. This creates a matte and imperfect material finish. Each piece is stamped and etched, then finished by hand on a lathe.
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ge01gosp&&&Gestura-GoldSpoon&&&Gestura 01 Gold Spoon&&&A custom utility spoon designed for control, consistency, and style. Updated with a thicker, more durable handle.
The well is formed deep to cradle liquid - one tablespoon exactly, to help with recipe continuity and reduce the amount of tools needed on hand--and pointed at the tip for precise pouring or basting. The handle is long enough to stir a braise or a pot of beans and nimble enough to sauce a plate. The lip is thin and flared to help scrape the corners of a pan or storage container. Inspired by the worn and tarnished steel often found at flea markets, and modeled after old American and European silhouettes the spoon is tumbled and unpolished. This creates a matte and imperfect material finish. Each piece is stamped and etched, then finished by hand on a lathe.
&&&&&&35&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/gestura-01-gold-spoon-111.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ gestura&&&Gestura-Spoon&&&Gestura 01 Silver Spoon&&&The Gestura 01 Silver Spoon is made in Japan and measures one tablespoon exactly to assist with recipe continuity and reduce the amount of tools needed on hand. It has a nice shape with a pointed tip to allow for easy and precise pouring or basting. The handle is long to stir a pot or can be used well when saucing a plate. The lip is thin and flared to help scrape the corners of a pan. The spoon is tumbled and unpolished, which creates a matte and imperfect material finish. Each piece is stamped and etched, then finished by hand on a lathe.
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gestgotw&&&Gestura-Stando-Gold&&&Gestura Stando Gold Tweezer&&&This Gestura Stando Gold mid-length tweezer merges the sleek, tapered profile of Japanese cooking chopsticks with the precision and tension of plating tweezers. Whether you're turning small vegetables in a small pan or handling noodles and grilling, Stando is designed for maximum comfort and versatility.
One of the standout features of Stando is its curved stand positioned in the middle of the tool, which provides ample surface area for finger placement and grip. When not in use, the stand keeps the tips of the tweezer elevated off the ground.
Strategically positioned, the curve of Stando is designed to lean on a variety of vessels, including 1/9 pans, pint containers, bowls, and pan handles with a lip or corner.
Don't let the idea of tweezers being solely for micro greens and delicate plating fool you. Stando is a practical and essential tool for everyday use. I highly encourage you to give it a try.&&&&&&40&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/gestura-stando-gold-tweezer-100.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
gestsitw&&&Gestura-Silver-Tweezers&&&Gestura Stando Silver Tweezer&&&This Gestura Stando Silver mid-length tweezer merges the sleek, tapered profile of Japanese cooking chopsticks with the precision and tension of plating tweezers. Whether you're turning small vegetables in a small pan or handling noodles and grilling, Stando is designed for maximum comfort and versatility.
One of the standout features of Stando is its curved stand positioned in the middle of the tool, which provides ample surface area for finger placement and grip. When not in use, the stand keeps the tips of the tweezer elevated off the ground.
Strategically positioned, the curve of Stando is designed to lean on a variety of vessels, including 1/9 pans, pint containers, bowls, and pan handles with a lip or corner.
Don't let the idea of tweezers being solely for micro greens and delicate plating fool you. Stando is a practical and essential tool for everyday use. I highly encourage you to give it a try.&&&&&&30&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/gestura-stando-silver-tweezer-100.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
gibl2gy21&&&GAN-G21H&&&Gihei Blue #2 Gyuto 210mm&&&Like its larger sibling, this 210mm gyuto is made from the popular Hitachi Blue #2 steel which has been hardened to 62-63 Rockwell. The core steel is then covered in a layer of SUS 405 stainless steel. This imparts strength and lightness to the blade. It also makes maintenance easier than with a full carbon knife. The edge steel is still exposed so care is required to keep it from rusting. The cladding receives a very attractive nashiji or pear skin finish.
The primary grind of the blade starts high up on the face and imparts a great contrast to the nashiji portion. It is extremely well executed. The choil area has a very nice radius to it and together with the spine is polished to a high finish. The profile is nicely formed with a fairly flat main section giving way to a gentle curve towards the tip.
Fit and finish are of equally fine quality and this attribute is emphasized with the addition of a lovely octagonal handle with a buffalo horn ferrule. With a 50/50 grind, it is a good choice for both left- and right-handed users. The profile is quite curved for a gyuto and this makes it an especially good blade for rocking cutters. We really like this maker and their knives.
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gibl2gy24&&&GAN-G24H&&&Gihei Blue #2 Gyuto 240mm&&&Gihei knives are made in Sanjo City by Atsushi Hosokawa and his son.
Gihei was established in 1928 specializing in the production of nakiri-type (three-laminate knives) kitchen knives—either as santoku, kakugata or kengata (also gyuto or gyutu). These knives were manufactured in the traditional way, and Gihei built a very a good reputation based on these principles.
Current owner Atsushi Hosokawa, together with his son, has made his goal to preserve the outstanding characteristics of Japanese knives, like high sharpness, hardness, and ease of sharpening, but to work on some of the admitted disadvantages, such as the relatively brittle edge and susceptibility to rust. The Blue #2 line of knives featured here are a result of that endeavor. The blade has excellent grinds. Heat treatment of the blue #2 steel is really well executed, resulting in a HRC of 62-63. Edge retention and ease of sharpening are very much a feature of these blades. The stainless cladding has a very nice nashiji finish which adds to the strength and overall stability of the knife. They are also easy to maintain.
This is a well-proportioned knife with a generous height and lovely profile. The oak octagonal handle with buffalo horn ferrule are finished to a high standard and complement the beautiful nashiji cladding perfectly. We do not have a saya that fits this knife.
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gibl2na16&&&GAN-N16R&&&Gihei Blue #2 Nakiri 165mm&&&This 165mm Nakiri is made from the popular Hitachi Blue #2 steel which has been hardened to 62-63 Rockwell. The core steel is then covered in a layer of SUS 405 stainless steel. This imparts strength and lightness to the blade. It also makes maintenance easier than with a full carbon knife. The edge steel is still exposed so care is required to keep it from rusting. The cladding receives a very attractive nashiji or pear skin finish.
The primary grind of the blade starts high up on the face and imparts a great contrast to the nashiji portion. It is extremely well executed. The choil area has a very nice radius to it and together with the spine is polished to a high finish. The profile is nicely formed with a fairly flat main section giving way to a gentle curve towards the tip.
Fit and finish are of equally fine quality and this attribute is emphasized with the addition of a lovely magnolia wood, oval handle with a buffalo horn ferrule. With a 50/50 grind, it is a good choice for both left- and right-handed users. We really like this maker and their knives.
The primary grind of the blade starts high up on the face and imparts a great contrast to the nashiji portion. It is extremely well executed. The choil area has a very nice radius to it and together with the spine is polished to a high finish. The profile is nicely formed with a fairly flat main section giving way to a gentle curve towards the tip.
Fit and finish are of equally fine quality and this attribute is emphasized with the addition of a lovely oval handle with a buffalo horn ferrule. With a 50/50 grind, it is a good choice for both left- and right-handed use. We really like this maker and their knives.
We love the way that Atsushi Hosokawa and his associates use the best steels and techniques. Partnered to the fine blade is a lovely semi-custom ho wood oval handle. Sweet looks, great performance, and a fair price combine to make this versatile petty a great value.
The primary grind of the blade starts high up on the face and imparts a great contrast to the nashiji portion. It is extremely well executed. The choil area has a very nice radius to it and together with the spine is polished to a high finish. The profile is nicely formed with a fairly flat main section giving way to a gentle curve towards the tip.
Fit and finish are of equally fine quality and this attribute is emphasized with the addition of a lovely magnolia wood, oval handle with a buffalo horn ferrule. With a 50/50 grind, it is a good choice for both left- and right-handed users. We really like this maker and their knives.
The bunka featured here is constructed using HAP40 PM semi-stainless steel as the inner core (hagane) with a strong outer jigane made from stainless steel. HAP40 is a very good steel for kitchen knives, especially when heat treated to 65-66 HRC. The heat treatment applied to Gihei blades is of notable quality. This combination results in a knife that takes a great edge and stays sharp for a long time.
Bunka knives have gained in popularity since we started asking our blacksmiths to make them about 8 years ago. They are prized for their handy, user-friendly size and chef’s knife-like versatility.
This knife is paired with a lovely oak octagonal handle with burnt urushi finish.
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gihagy211&&&GHP-G200&&&Gihei HAP40 Gyuto 210mm&&&The gyuto featured here is constructed using HAP40 PM semi-stainless steel as the inner core (hagane) with a strong outer jigane made from stainless steel. HAP40 is a very good steel for kitchen knives, especially when heat treated to 65-66 HRC. The heat treatment applied to Gihei blades is of notable quality. This combination results in a knife that takes a great edge and stays sharp for a long time.
The 210mm gyuto is a simple yet elegant knife. It is fairly light, even for a small gyuto, and it features a very nice grind that starts quite high on the blade. Fit and finish are of equally fine quality and this attribute is emphasized with the addition of a lovely semi-custom urushi octagonal handle. Therefore it is good choice for both left- and right-handed users. The profile is quite curved for a gyuto and this makes it a good blade for rocking cutters.
This is an all-around great knife that is perfect for users looking for a smaller chef-type knife that will hold its edge for an incredibly long time.
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giheihap401&&&GHP-KG20U&&&Gihei HAP40 Kiritsuke 200mm&&&Gihei HAP40 Kiritsuke 200mm is a new knife for 2021 by the famed father and son team located in Sanjo City, Japan. We have been working with Gihei for many years and during that time they have produced some of the nicest blades we have offered.
The kiritsuke featured here is constructed using HAP40 PM semi-stainless steel as the inner core (hagane) with a strong outer jigane made from stainless steel. HAP40 is a very good steel for kitchen knives, especially when heat treated to 65-66 HRC. The heat treatment applied to Gihei blades is of notable quality. This combination results in a knife that takes a great edge and stays sharp for a long time.
Kiritsuke knives have gained in popularity since we started asking our blacksmiths to make them about 8 years ago. They are
prized for their handy, user-friendly size and chef’s knife-like versatility.
This knife is paired with a lovely oak octagonal handle with burnt urushi finish.
This is a knife that takes a very sharp edge and holds it for a long time. The blade profile is very flat, even for a nakiri, with a small radius right at the tip end for smaller rock-chopping tasks.
The core HAP40 steel is wrapped in a stainless steel outer layer to aid in strength and wear resistance. The cladding is nicely polished and, together with the lovely, semi-custom oak octagonal handle with urushi finish.
As mentioned, the blade is quite thin with virtually no taper. The height at the heel is about 50mm, which is slightly less than average for a nakiri of this length. Fit and finish are of a high standard which combines with its other fine attributes to qualify the Gihei HAP40 nakiri as a great value.
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gihape15&&&GHP-P150&&&Gihei HAP40 Petty 150mm&&&The Gihei HAP40 Petty is constructed using HAP40 PM semi-stainless steel as the inner core (hagane) with a tough outer outer layer (jigane) made from a softer stainless steel. HAP40 is a really great steel for kitchen knives, especially when heat treated to 65-66 HRC. The heat treatment applied to Gihei blades is especially noteworthy. This combination results in a knife that takes a great edge and stays sharp through many long prep sessions. The Gihei company is located in Sanjo City and is one of the most innovative small blacksmith shops operating in the Prefecture.
Petty knives are small utility knives of Japanese design. They can vary significantly in both profile and size, going from 75mm to 210mm. Petty knives are very similar to the common western paring or utility knife and are adept at many small and detailed cutting tasks. They also excel at preparing garnishes and other artistic endeavors.
We love the way that Atsushi Hosokawa and his associates use the best steels and techniques. Partnered to the fine blade is a lovely semi-custom walnut octagonal handle with a burnt urushi finish. Sweet looks, great performance, and a fair price combine to make this versatile petty a great value.
The santoku featured here is constructed using HAP40 PM semi-stainless steel as the inner core (hagane) with a strong outer jigane made from stainless steel. HAP40 is a very good steel for kitchen knives, especially when heat treated to 65-66 HRC. The heat treatment applied to Gihei blades is of notable quality. This combination results in a knife that takes a great edge and stays sharp for a long time.
Santoku knives are probably the Japanese knife best established in the western marketplace. Santoku knives are prized for their handy, user-friendly size and gyuto/chef’s knife-like versatility.
This santoku is paired with a lovely oak octagonal handle with burnt urushi finish.
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haasbu16&&&HAS-B165&&&Harukaze AS Bunka 165mm&&&Aogami Super steel is an excellent carbon steel for use in kitchen knife blades. It is a top shelf steel developed by the Hitachi Metals Company. This high carbon alloy has several important elements added to the mix, including tungsten, vanadium, chromium, molybdenum, manganese, phosphorus, sulfur, and silicon. Because of this, Aogami Super is a steel that can take and hold a very acute edge angle. It is also relatively easy to sharpen as compared to other carbon steels. We are seeing more and more makers add this great alloy to their knife catalogs. Remember carbon steel will rust if left to drip dry so wipe it dry with a dish towel after washing.
This is a classic bunka design. It is a multi-purpose knife, but with a slight vegetable bias. It's basically a santoku with an aggressive tip. It's a tall blade that offers increased finger-to-board clearance, while the shorter length makes it ideal for handling a wide variety of produce and proteins.
This fine bunka is made in Tosa especially for our CKTG customers. Anyone seeking a knife made from the best steel, with a great grind and an affordable price, can stop their search now!
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&&&&&&140&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/harukaze-as-gyuto-180mm-154.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ haas21gy&&&HAS-G210&&&Harukaze AS Gyuto 210mm&&&Harukaze AS 210mm Gyuto. Made for CKTG exclusively from a medium sized factory in Tosa, Japan, Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese. This knife combines excellent core steel (Aogami Super) with stainless cladding and a very nice rosewood oval handle and pakka wood ferrule. The knives are finished off with a beautiful kanji that is hand engraved on the blade, which is unusual for a knife at this price. We predict these should be a big hit with our customers looking for an excellent knife at a good price.
&&&&&&155&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/harukaze-as-gyuto-210mm-73.png&&&4.5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ haas24wagy&&&HAS-G240&&&Harukaze AS Gyuto 240mm&&&Harukaze AS 240mm Wa Gyuto. Meaning "windy spring" in Japanese, these Harukaze knives have been made for CKTG exclusively from a medium sized factory in Tosa, Japan. This is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high quality knife at a reasonable price. It starts with a core steel (Aogami Super) with an HRC of 63, then add a stainless steel cladding to protect and finish the blade. It is then finished off with a lovely rosewood oval handle with a pakka wood ferrule. As a bonus, it has hand-engraved kanji on the blade, which is unusual at this price point.
&&&&&&170&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/harukaze-as-gyuto-240mm-126.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ haaswaki21&&&HAS-K210&&&Harukaze AS Kiritsuke 210mm&&&Harukaze AS 210mm Kiritsuke. Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese. Made for CKTG exclusively from a medium-sized factory in Tosa, Japan, this knife combines excellent core steel (Aogami Super) with stainless cladding and a very nice rosewood oval handle and pakka wood ferrule. The knives are finished with a beautiful kanji engraving. We predict these should be a big hit with our customers looking for an excellent knife at a good price.
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Little needs to be said about AS, or Aogami Super. This Hitachi Metals steel is considered to be just about the best mix of high carbon steels used in the making of kitchen knives. All of the Hitachi Carbon steels can deliver amazing levels of sharpness and AS is about as good as it can get in this regard. Plus, it is very easy to sharpen, resulting in silky smooth cuts through any produce.
The Harukaze AS Morado Gyuto 210mm comes slightly over-sized in length at about 215mm on the edge. It is ground with an aggressive edge bevel and a steep angle at the cutting edge. This is a very sharp knife! It has a fairly thin blade that tapers down to a very thin tip. The blade is quite stiff with a nice neutral feel on the boards.
Fit and finish are outstanding for the price and the attractive oval handle made from walnut and maple is nicely installed.
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hamoasgy24&&&HASM-G240&&&Harukaze AS Morado Gyuto 240mm&&&Harukaze knives are made exclusively for us at CKTG by a well-known knife manufacturer in Tosa, Japan. We asked them for a line of knives that would embody the traditions of Japanese knife making while using some of the best steels and modern techniques—and at a price point that would be affordable to most chefs on the line and at home. Enter the Harukaze AS Morado!
These great looking knives are made from one of our all-time favorite steels, Aogami Super or Super Blue. This has to be one of the best alloys available for making kitchen knives. It is a hard steel that can be taken to a high Rockwell rate. But it is also one that will sharpen with ease while taking a razor-sharp edge. The inner core of AS steel is clad, san-mai style, with a softer stainless steel. The jigane is then given a great looking kurouchi and tsuchime finish. This makes for a very easy-to-maintain blade and a really smart looking knife.
In keeping with many blades from the Tosa region, this blade is slightly over length, coming in at 245mm. These are really well achieved grinds that look better than the price would suggest. The spine thickness is pretty constant along the length up to the thin tip.
A very nicely finished oval handle made from rosewood and maple completes this compelling picture.
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haasmoki21&&&HASM-K210&&&Harukaze AS Morado Kiritsuke 210mm&&&There is a fascination with kiritsuke knives that is very understandable. The look is the most obvious attraction. Resembling weapons more than any other kitchen knife shape, kiritsuke knives are quite unusual in many other ways. Just as important as the look is the function they provide from having a slightly flatter profile than a regular gyuto. The fine tip is also great for intricate detail work.
Classic Japanese kiritsukes are single-beveled knives. Using a double bevel enhances durability at the edge and gives an ambidextrous personality to the blade overall. This style of blade is perfect for push and pull cutting, plus the flatter edge makes it a good substitute for a slicer. The knife will be a favorite with cooks who do a lot of protein work and veggie prep, as well as those who like to push rather than rock through large ingredients.
The blade of this kiri is made from Aogami Super, one of the most popular high carbon steel alloys used in the making of Japanese knives. AS possesses very good edge retention and fine edge capabilities. Wear resistance is average, but it is quite easy to sharpen. The core steel on this knife is hardened to about 63 HRC. It is reactive so wiping down and drying should be done after every use. The hagane is clad in the san-mai style, with a softer semi stainless steel. This greatly increases corrosion protection which makes the knife so much easier to maintain. It comes attached to a nice walnut oval handle with a maple ferrule. We don't have a saya that fits this knife--get the blade guard.
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haasmoki24&&&HASM-K240&&&Harukaze AS Morado Kiritsuke 245mm&&&Harukaze AS Morado Kiritsuke 240mm. In keeping with many blades from the Tosa region, this blade is slightly over length, coming in at 245mm. These are really well-achieved grinds that look better than the price would suggest. The spine thickness is pretty constant along the length up to the thin tip.
A very nicely finished oval handle made from rosewood and maple completes this compelling picture.
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haasmosu27&&&HASM-S270&&&Harukaze AS Morado Sujihiki 270mm&&&Harukaze knives are made exclusively for us at CKTG by a well-known knife manufacturer in Tosa, Japan. We asked them for a line of knives that would embody the traditions of Japanese knife making while using some of the best steels and modern techniques—and at a price point that would be affordable to most chefs on the line and at home. Enter the Harukaze AS Morado!
These great looking knives are made from one of our all-time favorite steels, Aogami Super or Super Blue. This has to be one of the best alloys available for making kitchen knives. It is a hard steel that can be taken to a high Rockwell rate. But it is also one that will sharpen with ease while taking a razor-sharp edge. The inner core of AS steel is clad, san-mai style, with softer stainless steel. The jigane is then given a great looking kurouchi and tsuchime finish. This makes for a very easy-to-maintain blade and a really smart looking knife.
A very nicely finished oval handle made from rosewood and maple completes this compelling picture. These knives are excellent carving knives but since they're clad and very thin, they're not great at lateral tasks like skinning large fish. You can bend the blade.
AS is a steel derived from Aogami 2, or Blue # 2, which has been augmented with the addition of more carbon, chromium, and tungsten. It is regarded as the best of the Hitachi Blue paper carbon steels with regard to both edge retention and its ability to be sharpened to an acute angle. The core steel is hardened to 63 HRC and clad with soft stainless alloy which adds strength and protects the knife from reacting with acids or moisture.
Then is a vegetable cutter of the highest order. The flat edge and extra finger clearance make it a great choice for users who prefer push cutting over a rocking style. The thin blade is made to push through the hardest ingredients without wedging or fracturing the produce. This is a knife that takes a very sharp edge and holds it for a long time. The blade profile is very flat with a small belly and radius right at the tip end for smaller rock-chopping tasks. The blade is mated to a nice rosewood oval handle with a pakka wood ferrule.
AS is a steel derived from Aogami 2, or Blue # 2, which has been augmented with the addition of more carbon, chromium, and tungsten. It is regarded as the best of the Hitachi Blue paper carbon steels with regard to both edge retention and its ability to be sharpened to an acute angle. The core steel is hardened to 63 HRC and clad with soft stainless alloy which adds strength and protects the knife from reacting with acids or moisture.
135mm is a medium length blade for a petty. This makes it a versatile cutting tool around the kitchen. Board cutting and handheld processes are both within the scope of this blade, along with the ability to take on garnishes and artistic style cutting needs. This is a stout and rigid knife that flies though herbs and other small items with ease. The knife is finished off with a nice rosewood oval handle with a pakka wood ferrule.
This is a classic santoku design. It is a multi-purpose knife, but with a slight vegetable bias. Santoku means three virtues or to solve three problems. The virtues or problems are said to be slicing, dicing, and mincing. It is a tall blade that offers increased finger-to-board clearance, while the shorter length makes it ideal for handling a wide variety of produce and proteins.
This fine santoku is made in Tosa especially for our CKTG customers. Anyone seeking a knife made from the best steel, with a great grind and an affordable price, can stop their search now!
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&&&&&&130&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/harukaze-as-sujihiki-240mm-206.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ harukaze7&&&HAS-S270&&&Harukaze AS Sujihiki 270mm&&&Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese. Made for CKTG exclusively from a medium-sized factory in Tosa, Japan, this knife combines excellent core steel (Aogami Super) with stainless cladding and a very nice rosewood oval handle and pakka wood ferrule. The knives are finished with a beautiful kanji engraving. We predict these should be a big hit with our customers looking for an excellent knife at a good price.
&&&&&&99.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/harukaze-g3-nashiji-bunka-165mm-192.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ hag3gy21&&&HG3-G210&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Gyuto 210mm&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Gyuto 210mmn. Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese, these Harukaze knives have been made for CKTG exclusively from a medium sized factory in Tosa, Japan. This is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high quality knife at a reasonable price. It starts with a core steel (G3) with an HRC of 62, then add a stainless steel cladding with a Nashiji (pear skin) finish to protect and beautify the blade. It is then finished off with a lovely oval magnolia wood handle with a pakka wood ferrule. As a bonus, it has a nice kanji engraving on both sides of the blade.
&&&&&&110&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/harukaze-g3-nashiji-gyuto-210mm-114.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&|kika21gy|@@@ harukaze240&&&HG3-G240&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Gyuto 240mm&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Gyuto 240mmn. Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese, these Harukaze knives have been made for CKTG exclusively from a medium sized factory in Tosa, Japan. This is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high quality knife at a reasonable price. It starts with a core steel (G3) with an HRC of 62, then add a stainless steel cladding with a Nashiji (pear skin) finish to protect and beautify the blade. It is then finished off with a lovely oval magnolia wood handle with a pakka wood ferrule. As a bonus, it has a nice kanji engraving on both sides of the blade.
&&&&&&130&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/harukaze-g3-nashiji-gyuto-240mm-100.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ hag3naki21&&&HG3-K210&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Kiritsuke 210mm&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Kiritsuke 210mmn. Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese, these Harukaze knives have been made for CKTG exclusively from a medium sized factory in Tosa, Japan. This is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high quality knife at a reasonable price. It starts with a core steel (G3) with an HRC of 62, then add a stainless steel cladding with a Nashiji (pear skin) finish to protect and beautify the blade. It is then finished off with a lovely oval magnolia wood handle with a pakka wood ferrule. As a bonus, it has a nice kanji engraving on both sides of the blade.
&&&&&&135&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/harukaze-g3-nashiji-kiritsuke-210mm-195.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ hag3ki24&&&HG3-K240&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Kiritsuke 240mm&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Kiritsuke 240mmn. Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese, these Harukaze knives have been made for CKTG exclusively from a medium sized factory in Tosa, Japan. This is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high quality knife at a reasonable price. It starts with a core steel (G3) with an HRC of 62, then add a stainless steel cladding with a Nashiji (pear skin) finish to protect and beautify the blade. It is then finished off with a lovely oval magnolia wood handle with a pakka wood ferrule. As a bonus, it has a nice kanji engraving on both sides of the blade.
&&&&&&150&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/harukaze-g3-nashiji-kiritsuke-240mm-93.png&&&4&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ hag3na16&&&HG3-N165&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Nakiri 165mm&&&Harukaze G3 Nakiri 165mm. Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese. These Harukaze knives have been made for CKTG exclusively from a medium-sized factory in Tosa, Japan. This is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high quality knife at a reasonable price. It starts with a core steel (G3) with an HRC of 62, then add a stainless steel cladding with a nashiji (pear skin) finish to protect and beautify the blade. It is then finished off with a lovely oval magnolia wood handle with a pakka wood ferrule. As a bonus, it has a nice kanji engraving on both sides of the blade.
&&&&&&99.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/harukaze-g3-nashiji-nakiri-165mm-91.png&&&4.5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ harukaze&&&HG3-P135&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Petty 135mm&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Petty 135mm. Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese, these Harukaze knives have been made for CKTG exclusively from a medium-sized factory in Tosa, Japan. This is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high-quality knife at a reasonable price. It starts with core steel (G3) with an HRC of 62, then adds a stainless steel cladding with a Nashiji (pear skin) finish to protect and beautify the blade. It is then finished off with a lovely oval magnolia wood handle with a pakka wood ferrule. As a bonus, it has a nice kanji engraving on both sides of the blade.
&&&&&&79.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/harukaze-g3-nashiji-petty-135mm-81.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ hag3nape15&&&HG3-P150&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Petty 150mm&&&Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese. These Harukaze knives have been made for CKTG exclusively from a medium-sized factory in Tosa, Japan. This is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high-quality knife at a reasonable price. It starts with core steel (G3) with an HRC of 62, then adds a stainless steel cladding with a nashiji (pear skin) finish to protect and beautify the blade. It is then finished off with a lovely oval magnolia wood handle with a pakka wood ferrule. As a bonus, it has a nice kanji engraving on both sides of the blade.
&&&&&&99.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/harukaze-g3-nashiji-santoku-165mm-107.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ hag3nasu24&&&HG3-S240&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Sujihiki 240mm&&&Harukaze G3 Nashiji Sujihiki 240mmn. Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese, these Harukaze knives have been made for CKTG exclusively from a medium sized factory in Tosa, Japan. This is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high quality knife at a reasonable price. It starts with a core steel (G3) with an HRC of 62, then add a stainless steel cladding with a Nashiji (pear skin) finish to protect and beautify the blade. It is then finished off with a lovely oval magnolia wood handle with a pakka wood ferrule. As a bonus, it has a nice kanji engraving on both sides of the blade.
This is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high-quality knife at a reasonable price. It starts with a core steel (G3) with an HRC of 62, and then a stainless steel cladding with a nashiji (pear skin) finish is added to protect and beautify the blade. It is then finished off with a lovely oval magnolia wood handle with a pakka wood ferrule. As a bonus, it has a nice kanji engraving on both sides of the blade.
This fine knife is made in Tosa especially for our CKTG customers. Anyone seeking a knife made from the best steel, with a great grind and an affordable price, can stop their search now!
This fine gyuto is made in Tosa especially for our CKTG customers. Anyone seeking a knife made from the best steel, with a great grind and an affordable price, can stop their search now!
This is a classic nakiri design. It is a multi-purpose knife, but with a vegetable bias. It is a tall blade that offers increased finger-to-board clearance, while the shorter length makes it ideal for handling various produce and proteins.
This fine nakiri is made in Tosa, especially for our CKTG customers. Anyone seeking a knife made from the best steel, with a great grind and an affordable price, can stop their search now!
This is a classic santoku design. It is a multi-purpose knife, but with a slight vegetable bias. Santoku means three virtues or to solve three problems. The virtues or problems are said to be slicing, dicing, and mincing. It is a tall blade that offers increased finger-to-board clearance, while the shorter length makes it ideal for handling a wide variety of produce and proteins.
This fine santoku is made in Tosa especially for our CKTG customers. Anyone seeking a knife made from the best steel, with a great grind and an affordable price, can stop their search now!
Be prepared to be surprised by the outstanding out of the box edge on this very well made gyuto. It has nice balance and light feel. It has an almost laser-like flat grind. The knife is a true laser with spine measuring 2mm. The grind is nice and thin behind the edge.
The overall fit and finish are of a high standard. It has a simple but very nicely executed walnut handle with maple ferrule in a comfortable oval shape.
Please note this knife has a nice, gapped machi on the handle install. Check the photos. It's not a mistake and it's called Tokyo style.
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hav1gy24&&&HVG1-G240&&&Harukaze VG1 Gyuto 240mm&&&Harukaze VG1 Stainless Gyuto 240mm offers a good performing steel in terms of toughness and overall feel. Of course, this is a very easy steel to maintain in terms of corrosion and rust prevention since it's fully stainless.
Be prepared to be surprised by the outstanding out of the box edge on this very well made gyuto. It has nice balance and light feel. It has an almost laser-like flat grind. The knife is a true laser with spine measuring 2mm. The grind is nice and thin behind the edge.
The overall fit and finish are of a high standard. It has a simple but very nicely executed walnut handle with maple ferrule in a comfortable oval shape.
Please note this knife has a nice, gapped machi on the handle install. Check the photos. It's not a mistake and it's called Tokyo style.
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hav1pe15&&&HVG1-P150&&&Harukaze VG1 Petty 150mm&&&Harukaze VG1 Petty 150mm offers a good performing steel in terms of toughness and overall feel. Of course, this is a very easy steel to maintain in terms of corrosion and rust prevention since it's fully stainless.
Be prepared to be surprised by the outstanding out of the box edge on this very well made petty. It has nice balance and light feel. It has an almost laser-like flat grind. The knife is a true laser with spine measuring 2mm. The grind is nice and thin behind the edge.
The overall fit and finish are of a high standard. It has a simple but very nicely executed walnut handle with maple ferrule in a comfortable oval shape.
Please note this knife has a nice, gapped machi on the handle install. Check the photos. It's not a mistake and it's called Tokyo style.
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havg1sa18&&&HVG1-S185&&&Harukaze VG1 Santoku 185mm&&&Harukaze VG1 Santoku offers good performing steel in terms of toughness and overall feel. Of course, this is a very easy steel to maintain in terms of corrosion and rust prevention since it's fully stainless.
Be prepared to be surprised by the outstanding out-of-the-box edge on this very well-made santoku. It has a nice balance and light feel. It has an almost laser-like flat grind. The knife is a true laser with a spine measuring 2mm. The grind is thin behind the edge.
Our santoku sayas do not fit this knife because of the long machi. The blade guard is the way to go.
The overall fit and finish are of a high standard. It has a simple but very nicely executed walnut handle with maple ferrule in a comfortable oval shape.
Please note this knife has a nice, gapped machi on the handle install. Check the photos. It's not a mistake and it's called Tokyo style.
Featured here is an example of their line made from VG1 stainless steel. It is an easy to sharpen stainless mono steel that is not as hard or brittle as some other stainless steels. Of course, this is a very easy steel to maintain in terms of corrosion and rust prevention since it's fully stainless.
We are so impressed with the overall fit and finish of these knives given their very keen price. They have lovely walnut and maple handles that are semi oval and fully ambidextrous. Please note that the handle is installed with a matchi (the gap between the ferrule and the neck). This is not a mistake!
The grinds are really well done and the out of the box edge is about average for this kind of knife. So a quick trip to the stones will reveal the true beast within!
We really like the profile of this very versatile slicer. It can easily be used as a short height gyuto. And at the price it represents one of the best values on the site.
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havgtsfi21&&&HVGT-F210&&&Harukaze VG10 Tsuchime Fillet 210mm&&&Harukaze VG10 Tsuchime Stainless Steel Filet Knife 210mm.
Harukaze means windy spring and has since become one of our best brands for good quality bang for the buck knives with high performance and excellent steels.
This fine looking gyuto is made from the ubiquitous stainless steel known as VG-10. It is also called V-Gold 10, and it is, hands down, the most used stainless steel in the Japanese kitchen knife industry. There are several reasons for this popularity, leading among them are the great stain resistance of the steel and its ability to take a very sharp edge.
The mid 180mm gyuto is a real jack-of-all-trades in the kitchen. It can tackle virtually any ingredient, large or small, cooked or raw. This particular version of the ubiquitous chef knife possesses a great balance and fast cutting action. This is a wonderful rendition of East meets West. The western style handle is attractive and easy to care for with a sturdy full metal tang. It is very well finished and adds a touch of class to the attractive aesthetic of the damascus hammered blade.
The Japanese style blade is light and more nimble than its European and American counterparts. This is a really nice, durable, and very easy to maintain knife for all kinds of uses and users.
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Harukaze means windy spring and has since become one of our best brands for good quality bang for the buck knives with high performance and excellent steels.
This fine looking gyuto is made from the ubiquitous stainless steel known as VG-10. It is also called V-Gold 10, and it is, hands down, the most used stainless steel in the Japanese kitchen knife industry. There are several reasons for this popularity, leading among them are the great stain resistance of the steel and its ability to take a very sharp edge.
The Harukaze is a classic gyuto and is the most popular blade shape used by American cooks. It's on the long side for a gyuto at 213mm (they list it at 210mm), which adds balance and versatility to the knife. The edge is double-sided, so it is useful to right- and left-handed users. It is also a breeze to maintain. This is a high performer and great looks at a very attractive price.
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havghagy24&&&HVGT-G240&&&Harukaze VG10 Tsuchime Gyuto 240mm&&&Harukaze means windy spring, and has since become one of the our best brands for good quality bang for the buck knives with high performance and excellent steels.
This fine looking gyuto is made from the ubiquitous stainless steel known as VG-10. It is also called V-Gold 10 and it is, hands down, the most used stainless steel in the Japanese kitchen knife industry. There are several reasons for this popularity, leading among them are the great stain resistance of the steel and its ability to take a very sharp edge.
This is a classic gyuto and is the most popular blade shape used by American cooks. It's on the long side for a gyuto at 245mm, which adds balance and versatility to the knife. The edge is double-sided, so it is useful to right- and left-handed users. It is also a breeze to maintain. This is a high performer and great looker at a very attractive price.
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havgtsho15&&&HVGT-H150&&&Harukaze VG10 Tsuchime Honesuki 150mm&&&The Harukaze VG10 Tsuchime Honesuki is a medium-length blade made for boning poultry and other proteins but can also be used as a do it all utility knife for various tasks around the kitchen.
The blade is made from the ever-popular VG-10 stainless steel. It is easily the most used stainless alloy in Japanese kitchen knives industry and for good reason. VG-10 "super steel" comprises carbon, chromium, cobalt, manganese, molybdenum, silicon, and vanadium. This composition of elements gives the VG-10 steel its most essential properties, such as the ability to hold an edge and excellent durability.
An outer cladding of a 17-layer Damascus stainless alloy is applied to either side. The softer stainless steel cladding is given a tsuchime (hammered) finish, which enhances the knife’s great looks and also helps in achieving better food release.
The knife is finished off with a lovely western-style rosewood oval handle with a stainless steel ferrule. The knife will serve you well for many years to come!
This fine-looking Nakiriu is made from the ubiquitous stainless steel known as VG-10. It is also called V-Gold 10 and it is, hands down, the most used stainless steel in the Japanese kitchen knife industry. There are several reasons for this popularity, leading among them is the great stain resistance of the steel and its ability to take a very sharp edge.
This is a classic Nakiri and is the most popular blade shape used by Japanese cooks. It's on the long side for a santoku at 185mm, which adds balance and versatility to the knife. The edge is double-sided, so it is useful to right- and left-handed users. It is also a breeze to maintain. This is a high performer and a great looker at a very attractive price.
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havgtspe13&&&HVGT-P135&&&Harukaze VG10 Tsuchime Petty 135mm&&&At 135mm, the Harukaze VG10 Tsuchime Petty is a medium length blade. It is a versatile cutting tool around the kitchen, whether cutting on a board or in hand. The knife also has the ability to take on garnishes and artistic style cutting needs. This is a stout and rigid knife that flies though herbs and other small items with ease.
The blade is made from the ever-popular VG-10 stainless steel. It is easily the most used stainless alloy in the kitchen knife industry, and for good reason. VG-10 "super steel" is composed of carbon, chromium, cobalt, manganese, molybdenum, silicon, and vanadium. This composition of elements gives the VG-10 steel its most important properties, such as the ability to hold an edge coupled with great durability.
An outer cladding of a 17-layer damascus stainless alloy is applied to either side. The softer stainless steel cladding is given a tsuchime (hammered) finish, which enhances the knife’s great looks and also helps in achieving better food release.
The knife is finished off with a lovely western style rosewood oval handle with a stainless steel ferrule. This is a great little petty at a very attractive price, that will serve you well for many years to come!
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harukaze3&&&HVGT-P80&&&Harukaze VG10 Tsuchime Petty 80mm &&&At 80mm, the Harukaze VG10 Tsuchime Petty is a small-length blade. It is a versatile cutting tool around the kitchen, whether cutting on a board or in hand. The knife also has the ability to take on garnishes and artistic style cutting needs. This is a stout and rigid knife that flies through herbs and other small items with ease.
The blade is made from the ever-popular VG-10 stainless steel. It is easily the most used stainless alloy in the kitchen knife industry and for good reason. VG-10 "super steel" is composed of carbon, chromium, cobalt, manganese, molybdenum, silicon, and vanadium. This composition of elements gives the VG-10 steel its most important properties, such as the ability to hold an edge coupled with great durability.
An outer cladding of a 17-layer Damascus stainless alloy is applied to either side. The softer stainless steel cladding is given a tsuchime (hammered) finish, which enhances the knife’s great looks and also helps in achieving better food release.
The knife is finished off with a lovely western-style rosewood oval handle with a stainless steel ferrule. This is a great little petty at a very attractive price, that will serve you well for many years to come!
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satahachkn21&&&HVGT-S185&&&Harukaze VG10 Tsuchime Santoku 185mm&&&Harukaze means windy spring and has become one of our best brands for good quality 'bang for the buck' knives with high performance, excellent steels.
This fine-looking santoku is made from the ubiquitous stainless steel known as VG-10. It is also called V-Gold 10 and it is, hands down, the most used stainless steel in the Japanese kitchen knife industry. There are several reasons for this popularity, leading among them is the great stain resistance of the steel and its ability to take a very sharp edge.
This is a classic santoku and is the most popular blade shape used by Japanese cooks. It's on the long side for a santoku at 185mm, which adds balance and versatility to the knife. The edge is double-sided, so it is useful for right- and left-handed users. It is also a breeze to maintain. This is a high performer and great looker at a very attractive price.
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havgtssu24&&&HVGT-S240&&&Harukaze VG10 Tsuchime Sujihiki 240mm&&&Harukaze VG10 Tsuchime Sujihiki 240mm. The blade of this 240mm suji has been fashioned from a core of VG-10 core stainless steel which has had an outer cladding of a 17-layer damascus stainless alloy applied to either side. The softer stainless steel cladding is given a tsuchime (hammered) finish, which enhances the knife’s great looks and also helps in achieving better food release.
It can tackle virtually any ingredient, large or small, cooked or raw. This particular version of the ubiquitous chef knife possesses a great balance and fast cutting action. This is a wonderful rendition of East meets West. The western style handle is attractive and easy to care for with a sturdy full metal tang. It is very well finished and adds a touch of class to the attractive aesthetic of the damascus hammered blade.
The Japanese style blade is light and more nimble than its European and American counterparts. This is a really nice, durable, and very easy to maintain knife for all kinds of uses and users.
Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese. We like the name and image it conjures up! We have Harukaze knives made exclusively for CKTG by a well-regarded factory in Tosa, Japan. We specified a kurouchi finish to these knives for the added protection it affords, as well as the great rustic look that so many people love.
The inner core of White #2 is covered with a layer of soft iron that adds lightness and strength to the blade. It is quite a stout blade for a bunka but it is still light and nimble in hand. These knives are so versatile they can cover almost all needs in the kitchen, from in-hand work to major prep sessions. They come with a lovely oval rosewood and black pakka handle which is perfect for right- and left-handed users.
We are very impressed with the overall fit and finish of these knives given their very keen price. We think you will be too.
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hawh2kuna17&&&HW2-N170&&&Harukaze White #2 Kurouchi Nakiri 170mm&&&Over the past year we have built the Harukaze brand into a multi-line group featuring an assortment of steel types, finishes, and sharpening techniques. The Harukaze name is derived from the Japanese word for “windy spring.”
Harukaze White #2 knives are constructed from high carbon Shirogami #2 steel. This is a very popular alloy used for kitchen knives. It is favored for its great edge retention and ease of sharpening characteristics. The blade is made san-mai style with an outer cladding of a soft carbon steel. The iron is left with the forger’s scale on the blade for that classic rustic look. The cladding not only looks cool, but it also goes a long way in protecting the soft iron jigane. Daily maintenance is reduced significantly by the use of this kurouchi jigane.
This is a standard kakugata style nakiri, which is one of the best knives for cutting vegetables. It is ground with a symmetrical 50/50 edge bevel. Blade height is about average for this length of knife, as is the weight. The knife comes with a well-finished oval rosewood and black pakka wood handle.
These knives represent some of the best value in our store and would make the perfect introduction to the world of Japanese kitchen cutlery.
Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese. We like the name and image it conjures up! We have Harukaze knives made exclusively for CKTG by a well-regarded factory in Tosa, Japan. We specified a kurouchi finish to these knives for the added protection it affords, as well as the great rustic look that so many people love.
The inner core of White #2 is covered with a layer of soft iron that adds lightness and strength to the blade. It is quite a stout blade for a santoku and it's workhorse feel gives confidence and adds durability to the edge. These knives are so versatile they can cover almost all needs in the kitchen, from in-hand work to major prep sessions. They come with a lovely oval rosewood and black pakka handle which is perfect for right- and left-handed users. The blade guard is the best choice for this knife. Our santoku sayas don't fit well.
Please note that we do not carry a saya that fits this knife.
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hahaladagy24&&&HHAP-G240&&&Hatsukokoro HAP40 Ladderback Damascus Gyuto 240mm&&&Are you ready to take your culinary skills to the next level? Look no further than the exquisite Hatsukokoro Japanese Gyuto Kitchen Knife, crafted with precision and expertise in Seki, Japan. This kitchen knife is the epitome of excellence, combining traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology to deliver a truly remarkable culinary experience.
Constructed using the time-honored San Mai technique, this knife showcases the artistry of Japanese blade-making. The blade's core is forged from high-performance HAP40 steel, renowned for its exceptional hardness and razor-sharp edge retention. With an impressive HRC rating of 65-66, this knife ensures uncompromising durability and long-lasting sharpness, allowing you to effortlessly glide through any ingredient with unparalleled precision.
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&&&&&&360&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/hatsukokoro-saihyo-sg2-damascus-gyuto-240mm-121.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ hasg2dape15&&&HSG2-P150&&&Hatsukokoro Saihyo SG2 Damascus Petty 150mm&&&Hatsukokoro Saihyo ("diamond dust") SG2 Damascus Petty 150mm. Hatsukokoro kitchen knives are manufactured in Echizen, Japan, by famed blacksmith Yoshihiro Yauji, using SG2 powdered tool steel with a hardness rating of HRC 62-63+-. They have a gorgeous finish and Damascus cladding on the blade and are paired with lovely wenge octagonal handles with buffalo horn ferrules. Even grinds on these double-bevel knives make them great for both right- and left-handed users.
The Hatsukokoro Blue #2 Deba 150mm is a single-bevel knife that is meant for right-handed users only. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is Blue #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
The Hatsukokoro Blue #2 Deba 165mm is a single-bevel knife that is meant for right-handed users only. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is Blue #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
The Hatsukokoro Blue #2 Deba 180mm is a single-bevel knife that is meant for right-handed users only. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is Blue #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
The Hatsukokoro White #2 Bunka is a single-bevel knife meant only for right-handed users. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is White #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
The Hatsukokoro White #2 Deba 165mm is a single-bevel knife that is meant for right-handed users only. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is White #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
The Hatsukokoro White #2 Deba 180mm is a single-bevel knife that is meant for right-handed users only. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is White #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
The Hatsukokoro White #2 Deba 195mm is a single-bevel knife that is meant for right-handed users only. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is White #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
The Hatsukokoro White #2 Gyuto 210mm is a single-bevel knife that is meant for right-handed users only. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is White #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
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hasibewh2gy2&&&HAW2-G240&&&Hatsukokoro Single Bevel White #2 Gyuto 240mm&&&Hatsukokoro's Shirasagi ("egret") Single Bevel knives are produced by Myojin Riki Seisakusho in Tosa using White #2 steel.
The Hatsukokoro White #2 Gyuto 240mm is a single-bevel knife that is meant for right-handed users only. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is White #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
The Hatsukokoro White #2 Honesuki 150mm is a single-bevel knife that is meant for right-handed users only. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is White #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
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hasibewh2ki1&&&HAW2-K195&&&Hatsukokoro Single Bevel White #2 Kiritsuke 195mm&&&Hatsukokoro's Shirasagi ("egret") Single Bevel knives are produced by Myojin Riki Seisakusho in Tosa using White #2 steel.
The Hatsukokoro White #2 Kiritsuke 195mm is a single-bevel knife that is meant for right-handed users only. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is White #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
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hasibewh2ki2&&&HAW2-K210&&&Hatsukokoro Single Bevel White #2 Kiritsuke 210mm&&&Hatsukokoro's Shirasagi ("egret") Single Bevel knives are produced by Myojin Riki Seisakusho in Tosa using White #2 steel.
The Hatsukokoro White #2 Kiritsuke 210mm is a single-bevel knife that is meant for right-handed users only. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is White #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
The Hatsukokoro White #2 Kiritsuke 240mm is a single-bevel knife that is meant for right-handed users only. This is a great deal on a hard-to-find item that is made by a small blacksmith shop. It comes with a nice kasumi (polished) finish. The steel is White #2, which is an excellent quality carbon steel that needs to be wiped dry after hand washing to avoid rust. Once a patina forms, it will turn black and will become less reactive.
Hatsukokoro manufactures their Sunaarashi ("sandstorm") line of knives in Seki City, Japan. These are gorgeous blades with lovely wenge handles and drop-dead beautiful blade design with a mirror finish. They are made with VG10 stainless steel for easy care and maintenance.
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Hatsukokoro manufactures their Sunaarashi ("sandstorm") line of knives in Seki City, Japan. These are gorgeous blades with lovely wenge handles and drop-dead beautiful blade design with a mirror finish. They are made with VG10 stainless steel for easy care and maintenance.
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havgsugy24&&&HSVG-G240&&&Hatsukokoro Sunaarashi VG10 Kurozome Gyuto 240mm&&&Hatsukokoro Sunaarashi VG10 Kurozome Gyuto 240mm.
Hatsukokoro manufactures their Sunaarashi ("sandstorm") line of knives in Seki City, Japan. These are gorgeous blades with lovely wenge handles and drop-dead beautiful blade design with a mirror finish. They are made with VG10 stainless steel for easy care and maintenance.
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hasuvgkupe15&&&HSVG-KiriPetty&&&Hatsukokoro Sunaarashi VG10 Kurozome Kiri Petty 150mm&&&Hatsukokoro Sunaarashi VG10 Kurozome Kiri Petty 150mm.
Hatsukokoro manufactures their Sunaarashi ("sandstorm") line of knives in Seki City, Japan. These are gorgeous blades with lovely wenge handles and drop-dead beautiful blade design with a mirror finish. They are made with VG10 stainless steel for easy care and maintenance.
Hatsukokoro manufactures their Sunaarashi ("sandstorm") line of knives in Seki City, Japan. These are gorgeous blades with lovely wenge handles and drop-dead beautiful blade design with a mirror finish. They are made with VG10 stainless steel for easy care and maintenance.
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hasuvgkuki24&&&HSVG-K240&&&Hatsukokoro Sunaarashi VG10 Kurozome Kiritsuke 240mm&&&Hatsukokoro Sunaarashi VG10 Kurozome Kiritsuke 240mm.
Hatsukokoro manufactures their Sunaarashi ("sandstorm") line of knives in Seki City, Japan. These are gorgeous blades with lovely wenge handles and drop-dead beautiful blade design with a mirror finish. They are made with VG10 stainless steel for easy care and maintenance.
Hatsukokoro manufactures their Sunaarashi ("sandstorm") line of knives in Seki City, Japan. These are gorgeous blades with lovely wenge handles and drop-dead beautiful blade design with a mirror finish. They are made with VG10 stainless steel for easy care and maintenance.
The name "Yoake" means dawn, and the soft iron cladding in the Sakai tradition gives the blade a beautiful touch. With kurouchi finish on the top and hand-sharpened using natural stones on the bottom, these tall knives are sure to impress. Upgrade your cutting experience with Hatsukokoro Yoake.
Please note that due to the thickness of the spine, our sayas do not fit this knife--we recommend the 8" felt blade guard instead.
The name "Yoake" means dawn, and the soft iron cladding in the Sakai tradition gives the blade a beautiful touch. With kurouchi finish on the top and hand-sharpened using natural stones on the bottom, these tall knives are sure to impress. Upgrade your cutting experience with Hatsukokoro Yoake.
Please note that due to the thickness of the spine, our sayas do not fit this knife--we recommend the 10" felt blade guard instead.
The higo folder is made in Miki City by a very small shop that specializes in knives of this type. Higo is an abbreviation of higonokami, which is a type of folding knife that originated in Miki, Hyogo Prefecture, in 1896. The term "higo no kami" means "Lord of Higo" in Japanese, in honor of the Lord of the Kyushu area of Japan, where the knife originated. Higos are abbreviated from the original name because the actual higonokami word is a trademark owned by a Miki Knife Guild that has granted sole use to just one maker.
The higo knife has no locking system. Rather, it is a friction folder or "penny knife." These knives work with the friction of the swivel and the pressure of the user's thumb on its lever or chikiri. This arrangement prevents the knife from folding during use.
This is a great little higo that stands out due to the good looking speckled handle that adds some bling to the package. The handle is also printed with some nice kanji which also appear on the blade face.
The higo folder is made in Miki City by a very small shop that specializes in knives of this type. Higo is an abbreviation of higonokami, which is a type of folding knife that originated in Miki, Hyogo Prefecture, in 1896. The term "higo no kami" means "Lord of Higo" in Japanese, in honor of the Lord of the Kyushu area of Japan, where the knife originated. Higos are abbreviated from the original name because the actual higonokami word is a trademark owned by a Miki Knife Guild that has granted sole use to just one maker.
The higo knife has no locking system. Rather, it is a friction folder or "penny knife." These knives work with the friction of the swivel and the pressure of the user's thumb on its lever or chikiri. This arrangement prevents the knife from folding during use.
This is a great little higo that stands out due to the good looking tortoise shell acrylic handle. The handle is also printed with some gold colored kanji elements which also appear on the blade face.&&&&&&29.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/higo-folder-blue-2-tortoise-shell-142.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ hifosk4me&&&Higo-MedKurouchi&&&Higo Folder SK4 Kurouchi Medium&&&These little higo folders were a common item among most kids in rural Japan for many decades. They're inexpensive, easy to flip open and perform a variety of tasks. This one comes with SK4 high carbon steel and it's clad with soft iron so it will oxidize if you get it wet.
Shirogami (White) #1, a very pure carbon steel alloy, is almost identical to Blue #1 steel except for the absence of chromium and tungsten. Also known as Shiro-ko, this is a very popular steel for high-end Japanese cutlery, especially in Honyaki blades. These knives take an extremely fine edge and are easy to sharpen. It is very reactive so wiping down and drying should be done after every use.
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hinokuni&&&Hinokuni-G210&&&Hinokuni Shirogami #1 Gyuto 210mm&&&Hinokuni san is a 31-year-old blacksmith from Kumamoto prefecture who recently became independent after apprenticing for Nishida san (whose knives we also sell). The steel he uses is Shirogami #1. The sign of a good knife is the manner in which it is ground and you can see on the 4th photo the exquisite grind this blade has which makes for outstanding cutting action and ease of sharpening.
Shirogami (White) #1, a very pure carbon steel alloy, is almost identical to Blue #1 steel except for the absence of chromium and tungsten. Also known as Shiro-ko, this is a very popular steel for high-end Japanese cutlery, especially in Honyaki blades. These knives take an extremely fine edge and are easy to sharpen. It is very reactive so wiping down and drying should be done after every use.
Shirogami (White) #1, a very pure carbon steel alloy, is almost identical to Blue #1 steel except for the absence of chromium and tungsten. Also known as Shiro-ko, this is a very popular steel for high-end Japanese cutlery, especially in Honyaki blades. These knives take an extremely fine edge and are easy to sharpen. It is very reactive so wiping down and drying should be done after every use.
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hish1na18&&&Hinokuni-N180&&&Hinokuni Shirogami #1 Nakiri 180mm&&&Hinokuni san is a 31-year-old blacksmith from Kumamoto prefecture who recently became independent after apprenticing for Nishida san (whose knives we also sell). The steel he uses is Shirogami #1.
Shirogami (White) #1, a very pure carbon steel alloy, is almost identical to Blue #1 steel except for the absence of chromium and tungsten. Also known as Shiro-ko, this is a very popular steel for high-end Japanese cutlery, especially in Honyaki blades. These knives take an extremely fine edge and are easy to sharpen. It is very reactive so wiping down and drying should be done after every use.
Shirogami (White) #1, a very pure carbon steel alloy, is almost identical to Blue #1 steel except for the absence of chromium and tungsten. Also known as Shiro-ko, this is a very popular steel for high-end Japanese cutlery, especially in Honyaki blades. These knives take an extremely fine edge and are easy to sharpen. It is very reactive so wiping down and drying should be done after every use.
Shirogami (White) #1, a very pure carbon steel alloy, is almost identical to Blue #1 steel except for the absence of chromium and tungsten. Also known as Shiro-ko, this is a very popular steel for high-end Japanese cutlery, especially in Honyaki blades. These knives take an extremely fine edge and are easy to sharpen. It is very reactive so wiping down and drying should be done after every use.
Shirogami (White) #1, a very pure carbon steel alloy, is almost identical to Blue #1 steel except for the absence of chromium and tungsten. Also known as Shiro-ko, this is a very popular steel for high-end Japanese cutlery, especially in Honyaki blades. These knives take an extremely fine edge and are easy to sharpen. It is very reactive so wiping down and drying should be done after every use.
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hish1tana18&&&Hinokuni-TallNakiri&&&Hinokuni Shirogami #1 Tall Nakiri 185mm&&&Hinokuni san is a 31-year-old blacksmith from Kumamoto prefecture who recently became independent after apprenticing for Nishida san (whose knives we also sell). The steel he uses is Shirogami #1.
Shirogami (White) #1, a very pure carbon steel alloy, is almost identical to Blue #1 steel except for the absence of chromium and tungsten. Also known as Shiro-ko, this is a very popular steel for high-end Japanese cutlery, especially in Honyaki blades. These knives take an extremely fine edge and are easy to sharpen. It is very reactive so wiping down and drying should be done after every use.
This rod also comes with an optional sheath that you can purchase using the drop down box. Here is a look at it:
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imtwosi1kst&&&ImanishiCombo&&&Imanishi Two Sided 1K/6K Stone&&&Our newest line of stones, this combination is the best two-sided stone we stock. An excellent stone for the beginning or budget-minded sharpener. This stone requires a short soak before use. Measuring 205mm x 77mm x 36mm, it is 1000 grit on the grey side and 6000 grit on the white. Perfect for putting a nice edge on your blade.&&&&&&55&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/imanishi-two-sided-1k-6k-stone-112.png&&&4.5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
iswh2bu182&&&IS2-B180U&&&Ishikawa White #2 Bunka 185mm&&&We recently discovered this blacksmith and after hearing the story and seeing his interview on Japanese TV we decided to introduce his unique knives to our customers. CKTG is his only dealer in the USA.
Ishikawa-san White #2 carbon steel layered with a soft iron cladding. The rustic nature of his knives is very obvious and they are not the fit and finish kings that other blacksmiths produce. He places value on shape and sharpness more than on aesthetics. But at the price and considering the one-man handmade nature of these blades that is a plus, not a negative. Mr. Ishikawa does a unique semi S grind on his blades that are basically flat on the back side so this knife is made for a right handed person.
To find such unusual knives made by a craftsman of his caliber and experience is a rare thing. It is topped off with a beautiful octagonal handle made with oak wood with a burnt urushi finish.
Ishikawa-san White #2 carbon steel layered with a soft iron cladding. The rustic nature of his knives is very obvious and they are not the fit and finish kings that other blacksmiths produce. He places value on shape and sharpness more than on aesthetics. But at the price and considering the one-man handmade nature of these blades that is a plus, not a negative. Mr. Ishikawa does a unique semi S grind on his blades that are basically flat on the back side so this knife is made for a right-handed person.
To find such unusual knives made by a craftsman of his caliber and experience is a rare thing. It is topped off with a beautiful octagonal handle made by a small craftsman in southern Japan with a gorgeous burnt Urushi finish which is made with layer upon layer of lacquer.
Ishikawa-san White #2 carbon steel layered with a soft iron cladding. The rustic nature of his knives is very obvious and they are not the fit and finish kings that other blacksmiths produce. He places value on shape and sharpness more than on aesthetics. But at the price and considering the one-man handmade nature of these blades that is a plus, not a negative. Mr. Ishikawa does a unique semi S grind on his blades that are basically flat on the back side so this knife is made for a right handed person.
To find such unusual knives made by a craftsman of his caliber and experience is a rare thing. It is topped off with a beautiful octagonal handle made by a small craftsman in southern Japan with a gorgeous black Urushi finish which is made with layer upon layer of lacquer.
Ishikawa-san White #2 carbon steel layered with a soft iron cladding. The rustic nature of his knives is very obvious and they are not the fit and finish kings that other blacksmiths produce. He places value on shape and sharpness more than on aesthetics. But at the price and considering the one-man handmade nature of these blades that is a plus, not a negative. Mr. Ishikawa does a unique semi S grind on his blades that are basically flat on the back side so this knife is made for a right handed person.
To find such unusual knives made by a craftsman of his caliber and experience is a rare thing. It is topped off with a beautiful octagonal handle made by a small craftsman in southern Japan with a gorgeous burnt Urushi finish which is made with layer upon layer of lacquer.
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iswh2gy211&&&IS2-G210U&&&Ishikawa White #2 Gyuto 210mm &&&For over 350 years Nakaniida has been one of the most unusual sword making processes that has continued through generations of blacksmiths. Now this process could finally end when it’s last practitioner, Michio Ishikawa, retires. He has no apprentice as of the time of this writing, so with him goes the secrets and skills needed to make blades using the Nakaniida Proprietary process of forging.
We recently discovered this blacksmith through a good friend in Japan. After hearing the story and seeing his interview on Japanese TV we decided to introduce his unique knives to our customers.
Not only is the 28 stage process one of a kind, but his use of a single bevel design in knives normally made with two edges places them in the very rare category. We hardly ever see a single-sided gyuto so we just had to give this and its santoku sibling a place in our store.
There are some fundamental differences in cutting and sharpening styles that will be required in the use of single bevel knives. But not so hard that some practice will not overcome these obstacles. The upside of single bevel knives is their in-built acute cutting edge. Being single sided means that the inclusive edge angle is about 15 degrees as opposed to a double edge where the angle is around 30 degrees. This enhances the cutting abilities, makes food release easier and minimizes wedging. However, it does result in a blade that is restricted to right-handed users.
Ishikawa-san uses both White and Blue #2 steels in his knives. This gyuto is made with White #2 which receives a soft iron cladding. The rustic nature of his knives is very obvious and they are not the fit and finish kings that other blacksmiths produce. He places value on shape and sharpness more than on aesthetics. But at the price and considering the one-man handmade nature of these blades that is a plus, not a negative.
To find such unusual knives made by a craftsman of his caliber and experience is a rare thing. We have added a very nice octagonal custom handle made from dyed maple to further enhance the originality of the blade.
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iswh2gy21ch&&&C33&&&Ishikawa White #2 Gyuto 210mm Chestnut&&&Ishikawa White #2 Gyuto 210mm Chestnut. For over 350 years Nakaniida has been one of the most unusual sword-making processes that has continued through generations of blacksmiths. This process could finally end when it’s last practitioner, Michio Ishikawa, retires. He has no apprentice as of the time of this writing, so with him goes the secrets and skills needed to make blades using the Nakaniida Proprietary process of forging.
We recently discovered this blacksmith through a good friend in Japan. After hearing the story and seeing his interview on Japanese TV we decided to introduce his unique knives to our customers.
Not only is the 28 stage process one of a kind, but his use of a single bevel design in knives normally made with two edges places them in the very rare category. We hardly ever see a single-sided gyuto so we just had to give this and its santoku sibling a place in our store.
There are some fundamental differences in cutting and sharpening styles that will be required in the use of single-bevel knives. But not so hard that some practice will not overcome these obstacles. The upside of single-bevel knives is their in-built acute cutting edge. Being single-sided means that the inclusive edge angle is about 15 degrees as opposed to a double edge where the angle is around 30 degrees. This enhances the cutting abilities, makes food release easier and minimizes wedging. However, it does result in a blade that is restricted to right-handed users.
Ishikawa-san uses both White and Blue #2 steels in his knives. This gyuto is made with White #2 which receives a soft iron cladding. The rustic nature of his knives is very obvious and they are not the fit and finish kings that other blacksmiths produce. He places value on shape and sharpness more than on aesthetics. But at the price and considering the one-man handmade nature of these blades that is a plus, not a negative.
To find such unusual knives made by a craftsman of his caliber and experience is a rare thing. We have added a very nice octagonal handle made from Chesnut wood.
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isw2hocu&&&IS2-H150U&&&Ishikawa White #2 Honesuki 150mm &&&For over 350 years Nakaniida has been one of the most unusual sword-making processes that have continued through generations of blacksmiths. Now, this process could finally end when its last practitioner, Michio Ishikawa, retires. He has no apprentice as of the time of this writing, so with him goes the secrets and skills needed to make blades using the Nakaniida Proprietary process of forging.
We recently discovered this blacksmith through a good friend in Japan. After hearing the story and seeing his interview on Japanese TV we decided to introduce his unique knives to our customers.
Not only is the 28 stage process one of a kind, but his use of a single bevel design in knives normally made with two edges places them in the very rare category. We hardly ever see a single-sided honesuki so we just had to give this a place in our store.
There are some fundamental differences in cutting and sharpening styles that will be required in the use of single bevel knives. But not so hard that some practice will not overcome these obstacles. The upside of single bevel knives is their in-built acute cutting edge. Being single-sided means that the inclusive edge angle is about 15 degrees as opposed to a double edge where the angle is around 30 degrees. This enhances the cutting abilities, makes food release easier, and minimizes wedging. However, it does result in a blade that is restricted to right-handed users.
Ishikawa-san uses both White and Blue #2 steels in his knives. This knife is made with White #2 which receives a soft iron cladding. The rustic nature of his knives is very obvious and they are not the fit and finish kings that other blacksmiths produce. He places value on shape and sharpness more than on aesthetics. But at the price and considering the one-man handmade nature of these blades that is a plus, not a negative.
To find such unusual knives made by a craftsman of his caliber and experience is a rare thing. We have added a very nice octagonal urushi handle made with oak wood.
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iswh2blna16&&&IS2-Nakiri-Burnt&&&Ishikawa White #2 Nakiri 165mm &&&Michio Ishikawa is a 4th generation blacksmith working for Nakaniida Traditional Blades. The workshop is located in the Miyagi Prefecture and has been in operation for over 350 years. Once in a while we are lucky enough to be able to offer a unique and historically significant knife line to our customers. The knife line we present here is significant in that it is probably the last series of knives being produced using the Nakaniida process.
This very interesting process involves 28 steps and is significant in that the blade is hardened 3 times. The complete operation is carried out by Mr. Ishikawa. In addition to this unique process, all of his knives are single beveled designs.
White #2 carbon alloy is his steel of choice; it is clad with a soft iron outer layer which is enhanced by leaving the carbon forging scale in place, thus creating the finish known as kurouchi. While these knives have average fit and finish, it is obvious that Ishikawa-san places value on shape and sharpness more than on visual appeal.
This nakiri has an unusual single-beveled edge and thus comes with the customary inclusive edge angle of about 20 degrees as opposed to a double edge where the angle is around 30 degrees. This enhances the cutting abilities, makes food release easier, and minimizes wedging. However, it does result in a blade that is restricted to right-handed users. The handle is a nice custom octagonal using burl wood and it's stabilized for long use.
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iswh2sa16cu&&&IS2-S165U&&&Ishikawa White #2 Santoku 170mm&&&The Ishikawa White #2 Black Santoku 165mm is a very unique knife in many ways, none more so than the method in which it is made. The blade is created using a technique known as the Nakaniida Process, which involves 28 steps and is unique in that the blade is hardened three times. This entire process is carried out by Mr. Ishikawa himself.
The blade sports a core of White #2 steel which possesses great edge resilience and wear resistance. It sharpens up very well and can be treated to a high level of hardness. The hagane (inner core) is covered with a softer iron jigane (outer layer) in the san-mai style. This process leaves the inner core exposed along the spine. The cladding is left with its natural carbon finish on the upper blade road while the lower road is given a satin appearance which contrasts with and enhances the polished cutting edge.
Both the core and cladding should be kept dry and acidic ingredients should be wiped off often during early use.
Of course the unusual aspect of this knife is its single bevel grind. This is an interesting twist on a shape that is usually ground on both sides. The single bevel allows for a much more acute cutting edge angle, further enhancing the knife’s ability to take on very hard ingredients without wedging or splitting the produce. As such, the knife is only useful to right-handed users.
The blade sports a core of White #2 steel which possesses great edge resilience and wear resistance. It sharpens up very well and can be treated to a high level of hardness. The hagane (inner core) is covered with a softer iron jigane (outer layer) in the san-mai style. This process leaves the inner core exposed along the spine. The cladding is left with its natural carbon finish on the upper blade road while the lower road is given a satin appearance which contrasts with and enhances the polished cutting edge. Both the core and cladding should be kept dry and acidic ingredients should be wiped off often during early use.
Of course the unusual aspect of this knife is its single bevel grind. This is an interesting twist on a shape that is usually ground on both sides. The single bevel allows for a much more acute cutting edge angle, further enhancing the knife’s ability to take on very hard ingredients without wedging or splitting the produce. As such, the knife is only useful to right-handed users.
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doiblst27yae&&&1204&&&Itsuo Doi Blue #2 Yanagi 270mm Ebony&&&This is one of the finest and rarest yanagibas we offer at CKTG.
Mr. Itsuo Doi is the 65-year-old son of Keijiro Doi and worked with his father for close to 50 years before recently taking over the business after Keijiro Doi retired.
The yanagiba, or yanagi, is a knife designed to slice fish for sushi and sashimi. Yanagiba translates into "willow leaf blade." The slender blade is tailored to cut the fish in one single stroke. Its ultra sharp edge slices through the fish with minimal pressure required, thus reducing stress to the flesh and minimizing cellular damage. The yanagiba is such a specialized knife that by using different cutting techniques the chef can enhance and change the visual characteristics and flavors of the fish. There are several styles of fish slicers employed by sushi chefs but the classic yanagi is the most favored. Yanagibas are long knives and usually do not come much shorter than 270mm. This ensures that the slice is made in one single stroke. Sawing is simply not acceptable in the preparation of sushi.
This is the shorter of the three Doi blue yanagibas we have available. It is a perfect size for most kitchens especially where space is an issue. This is still a long knife and you need to be sure of the work area size before considering anything longer. It is hand-fashioned from Blue Paper #2 steel with a ni-mai awase cladding (a single sided layer of iron). Doi-san is recognized as one of the masters of this steel. He hardens the core to approximately 61 Rockwell. The blade is single-beveled and features some beautiful hand chiseled kanji script on the front side. The grind is a lovely single bevel from the shinogi line to the edge. This is a gorgeous knife made better by the addition of a finely finished ebony handle and buffalo horn ferrule.
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jablpo&&&Blacksmith-Poster&&&Japanese Blacksmith Poster&&&Japanese Blacksmith Poster, which is made by Kurotori to sell their tools. Measures 23" x 16.5".&&&&&&24.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/japanese-blacksmith-poster-77.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
jafisc&&&FishScaler-Brass&&&Japanese Brass Fish Scaler&&&For decades this has been the go-to way to scale fish for Japanese fish mongers and home users alike. Makes short work of a messy task. Measures 205mm long by 35mm wide.&&&&&&11.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/japanese-brass-fish-scaler-42.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@
jacakn15&&&YK5-C15S&&&Japanese Cabbage Knife 150mm&&&This is an interesting knife for a couple of reasons. The knife is used for harvesting cabbage in Japan. It's called Cabbage Knife or Vegetable Knife. The core steel is a pure carbon steel and the outsides are clad with soft stainless steel. The thickness is 1.4mm, very thin. I could see this being used by butchers, kind of like a mini scimitar.
Included with the knife is a wooden knife sheath. Gardeners and pro cooks can attach this to their belt and have it ready to go at all times. The sheath has a magnet near the opening to keep it from rattling around and it's open at the bottom in case it is used with a wet blade (please wipe it dry before putting it away).
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jacastpanreh&&&Hammer-Forged-Pan&&&Japanese Carbon Steel Pan Removable Handle &&&One of our distributors in Osaka offered us a couple sample designs. This Japanese Carbon Steel Pan is hammer forged and has a removable handle. The pan is reactive and measures 220mm in circumference from one side of the lip to the other. Weight is 1Kg. We only got 1 of these. &&&&&&49.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/japanese-carbon-steel-pan-removable-handle-56.png&&&0&&&@@@
jachstset&&&67020-3&&&Japanese Chopsticks Set - Blue&&&Japanese Chopsticks Set. These are beautiful chopsticks that are easy to care for and use. They have a lovely design on the top and make great gifts.
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janairkelg&&&IRON-KETTLE&&&Japanese Nambu Tekki Cast Iron Kettle Lg&&&Introducing the Nambu "tekki" Iron Kettle, a timeless piece of Japanese heritage. First crafted in the 18th century as a smaller and improved version of the tea kettle, it put Nambu ironware on the map and in 1975, it was honored as a Traditional Craftwork of Japan.
Iwachu, a leading brand in Japanese ironware, continues to honor the tradition by producing over 1 million products annually. Discover their stunning collection of Iwachu cast iron teapots, a testament to their dedication to quality and craftsmanship.
Daily Care of Japanese Cast Iron Kettle
Meticulously woven using the robust Shuro (Japanese Hemp Palm) fibers by the master artisans of Yamamoto. This hand brush not only carries an ageless charm but also promises resilience, particularly in moisture-rich environments like kitchens and bathrooms. A staple in traditional Japanese homes, it’s crafted to be a lasting companion in your daily household routines.&&&&&&12&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/japanese-palm-hand-brush-210mm-61.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ jarope&&&TG-2016&&&Japanese Rotary Peeler&&&This multi-purpose peeler can do thin, wide slices as well as julienne thin slices. Made by Top Goods, in Seki City Japan using good quality stainless steel. Comes with original Japanese packaging. 106x164x25mm.&&&&&&12.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/japanese-rotary-peeler-27.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ gesturaspoon&&&Spoon-Sakura&&&Japanese Sakura Tablespoon&&&The Sakura tablespoon is made with a a very attractive mirror polish and nice bowl shape and the handle has a beautiful flowered pattern that provides grip as well as good looks.
In Japan there are many gods in the Shinto religion and there is a special god of handtools called Kajiya Kojin. Yuuka san was inspired to make a block print depicting Kajiya Kojin with 3 heads & 6 hands. You will see many leaves at both sides. The tree is called “Katsura” which is a special tree existing in Japan and is a holy tree of God. Two white herons birds are flying which are considered messengers of God. There is a big stump of a tree in front of the God that Yuuka san noticed when touring the blacksmith shop at MIKI-SYO. Mr. Nagaike kindly took a short tour of his workshop, where he actually demonstrated how to flatten kogatanas for her to get inspiration.
Yuuka san made 24 prints in all and 21 of them were given to our blacksmith friends and distributors in Japan. We took #1 for our office. That leaves #2 and #3 that were are offering for sale. In the future, we may do a second run of them but this run is the first.
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Jones Walnut Knife Block holds 18 knives and will hold 11" blades with a max blade width of 2 3/8" with 1/4" spacing between dividers. The dimensions are 11 3/4"H × 9 1/2"L x 4 1/4"W.
These knife blocks ship directly from the shop and will ship separately from other items in your order, usually within a few days.
*Please note we're only shipping this item in the USA. Also, if you're in AK, HI, or PR, there will be an additional charge (about $20 to $30) to ship to you. We will contact you. Ground shipping only.&&&&&&119.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/jones-walnut-knife-block-233.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ joknblve2&&&Version-2&&&Jones Walnut Knife Block Version 2&&&Martin Jones makes this beautiful walnut wood knife block for us and it has a unique, space-saving design that will hold large knives.
These knife blocks ship directly from the shop and will ship separately from other items in your order, usually within a few days.
*Please note we're only shipping this item in the USA. Also, if you're in AK, HI, or PR, there will be an additional charge (about $20 to $30) to ship to you. We will contact you. Ground shipping only.
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kabl2da27&&&KSUMI-S270&&&Kajiwara Blue #2 Damascus 270mm&&&Hailing from Tosa in Koji Prefecture, the southern Japanese island of Shikoku, Tsutomu Kajiwara-san is a third-generation bladesmith whose expertise is manifested in his attractively priced knives.
These kurouchi knives epitomize the timeless appeal of the rustic carbon blackened finish, a classic aesthetic widely cherished across Japan.
The knives have undergone a heat treatment to achieve a hardness of approximately 62 HRC, reflecting a harmonious blend of tradition and technology.
These kurouchi knives epitomize the timeless appeal of the rustic carbon blackened finish, a classic aesthetic widely cherished across Japan.
The knives have undergone a heat treatment to achieve a hardness of approximately 62 HRC, reflecting a harmonious blend of tradition and technology.
These kurouchi knives epitomize the timeless appeal of the rustic carbon blackened finish, a classic aesthetic widely cherished across Japan.
The knives have undergone a heat treatment to achieve a hardness of approximately 62 HRC, reflecting a harmonious blend of tradition and technology.
The blade is made from a core of VG10 stainless steel which then receives outer layers of a softer stainless steel finished in a wonderful damascus (suminagashi) pattern. VG10 is one of the most popular stainless steels in the world for the manufacturing of kitchen knives, and for a good reason. It has excellent edge retention and is very wear and corrosion-resistant.
The combination of the reverse tanto-style tip and short, tall blade lend the bunka a very purposeful look. These knives are gaining in popularity recently due to their do-it-all abilities. They are adept at cutting, slicing, and chopping, while the tip affords them the ability to take on smaller ingredients and get into tight spaces.
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kavgsugy211&&&KamoVG10-Gyuto210&&&Kamo VG10 Suminagashi Gyuto 210mm&&&It is rather surprising that the maker of one of our more “stylish” knives spent most of his life making industrial and farming style cutting implements. In fact the blacksmith responsible for these stunning new knives, Katsuyasu Kamo, is better known in Japan for his work in the cutting and gardening tool arenas. He has been forging blades for over 50 years and is one of the founders of the famous Takefu Village Co-operative Knife Factory.
This sleek and elegant knife is constructed around a core of VG10 stainless steel. This is a very hard and tough stainless alloy that is capable of holding an incredibly sharp edge with longer life and easier maintenance than many other types of steel. The VG-10 core is clad in a softer multi-layer damascus stainless steel which delivers an effortless sharpening experience and adds structural ductility and support to the blade.
There is a gentle belly that develops quite far back along the edge and rises to a medium height tip. The grind is very well executed and quite thin behind the edge. The design element that sets this knife apart is the unusual handle construction and aesthetic. Using a multi-layer laminate of oak reduces the chances of shrinkage and distortion while comfortable in hand and well balanced overall.
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kavgsugy24&&&KamoVG10-Gyuto240&&&Kamo VG10 Suminagashi Gyuto 240mm&&&The Kamo VG10 Suminagashi Gyuto looks like something out of a designer magazine or Scandinavian furniture catalog. The sleek bolstered construction. The light colored multi-ply oval handle. The slim understated finish to the blade. All of this results in a truly handsome knife. Fortunately this beauty is more than skin deep.
In fact the skin, in this case, is that of a low count multi-layer damascus made from a stainless steel. This cladding is hammer forged to an inner core of VG10 stainless steel which is hardened to about 61 Rockwell. VG10 is a really popular steel in the knife world for its great edge retention, while being very wear and corrosion resistant. The cladding is etched to reveal the damascus in-grind line while the upper road receives a semi-matte brushed finish.
The profile of the edge is fairly flat to about two thirds along and then turns into a gentle sweep to the medium height tip. This should be a blade suitable to all styles of cutting. The length to height ratio is also fairly average.
A contemporary oak handle and stainless bolster combination complete this very striking and unusual picture. This is a beautiful performer with looks to match.
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kana16&&&KamoVG10-Nakiri&&&Kamo VG10 Suminagashi Nakiri 165mm&&&Master blacksmith Katsuyasu Kamo operates from his small forge in Takefu Village, a famed melting pot of blacksmiths that Mr. Kamo helped found. His forte was originally in the industrial and craft end of the blade making business but we are very glad he has ventured into making blades more fit for the kitchen.
Mr. Kamo uses the ubiquitous stainless steel VG10 as his core. He then covers this with a multi-layer damascus stainless steel. VG-10 “super steel” is composed of carbon, chromium, cobalt, manganese, molybdenum, silicon, and vanadium. All of these relatively small amounts of other metals give the VG-10 steel its most important properties, such as its ability to hold an edge coupled with great durability. The core is hardened to about 61 HRC.
The nontraditional handle is made of a sturdy and distortion-free multi ply oak wood. The possibilities of shrinking or deformation are very much reduced. The handle and blade are connected by a forged, solid stainless steel bolster. This results in a very durable, easy to maintain, and well balanced kitchen knife.
At 160mm long and 49mm tall, this is a classic nakiri in every way. Designed to cut vegetables with ease, the flat edge and extra finger clearance make it a great choice for users who prefer push cutting over a rocking style. This nakiri will amaze you with its ability to fall through the hardest ingredients.
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kavgsupe121&&&KamoVG10-Petty120&&&Kamo VG10 Suminagashi Petty 120mm&&&The Kamo Petty 120mm is made from a core of VG10 stainless steel which then receives outer layers of a softer stainless steel finished in a wonderful damascus (suminagashi) pattern. VG10 is one of the most popular stainless steels in the world for the manufacturing of kitchen knives, and for good reason. It has very good edge retention and is very wear and corrosion resistant.
The design element that sets this knife apart is the unusual handle construction and aesthetic. Using a multi-layer laminate of oak reduces the chances of shrinkage and distortion while comfortable in hand and well balanced overall. It is a light but rigid knife-to-handle interface which is particularly important for a small knife that might be used for in-hand cutting.
Petty knives are small utility knives of Japanese design. They can vary significantly in both profile and size, going from 75mm to 210mm. They are very similar to the common western paring or utility knife and are adept at many small and detailed cutting tasks. Petties are also perfect for preparing garnishes and other artistic cutting tasks. This light and nimble knife is well designed, aesthetically original, and very well constructed from prime materials.
The design element that sets this knife apart is the unusual handle construction and aesthetic. Using a multi-layer laminate of oak reduces the chances of shrinkage and distortion while comfortable in hand and well balanced overall. It is a light but rigid knife-to-handle interface which is particularly important for a small knife that might be used for in-hand cutting.
Petty knives are small utility knives of Japanese design. They can vary significantly in both profile and size, going from 75mm to 210mm. They are very similar to the common western paring or utility knife and are adept at many small and detailed cutting tasks. Petties are also perfect for preparing garnishes and other artistic cutting tasks. This light and nimble knife is well designed, aesthetically original, and very well constructed from prime materials.
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kavgsupe90&&&KamoVG10-Petty90&&&Kamo VG10 Suminagashi Petty 90mm&&&The Kamo VG10 Suminagashi Petty 90mm is made from a core of VG10 stainless steel which then receives outer layers of softer stainless steel finished in a wonderful Damascus (suminagashi) pattern. VG10 is one of the most popular stainless steel in the world for the manufacturing of kitchen knives, and for good reason. It has very good edge retention and is very wear and corrosion-resistant.
The design element that sets this knife apart is the unusual handle construction and aesthetic. Using a multi-layer laminate of oak reduces the chances of shrinkage and distortion while comfortable in hand and well balanced overall. It is a light but rigid knife-to-handle interface which is particularly important for a small knife that might be used for in-hand cutting.
Petty knives are small utility knives of Japanese design. They can vary significantly in both profile and size, going from 75mm to 210mm. They are very similar to the common western paring or utility knife and are adept at many small and detailed cutting tasks. Petties are also perfect for preparing garnishes and other artistic cutting tasks. This light and nimble knife is well designed, aesthetically original, and very well constructed from prime materials.
Master Blacksmith Katsuyasu Kamo starts with a core (hagane) of VG10 stainless steel to which he then applies an outer layer (jigane) of a softer stainless steel to protect the inner core while adding strength and durability. This outer layer is decorated with a beautiful suminagashi (damascus) finish which is lightly etched to further enhance the lovely pattern.
The great look of this knife is accentuated by its handle design and construction. A solid stainless bolster gives the knife a very sleek look and makes for a sanitary and easy to maintain junction between blade and handle. The bolster then attaches to the well-crafted handle which is fashioned from a multi-ply oak wood.
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kavgsusu&&&KamoVG10-Suji270&&&Kamo VG10 Suminagashi Sujihiki 270mm&&&Master Blacksmith Katsuyasu Kamo is well known in Japan for his work in the cutting and gardening tool arenas. He has been forging blades for over 50 years and is one of the founders of the famous Takefu Village Co-operative Knife Factory. As a maker of blades required to tackle tough workloads he is an expert at forging and constructing sturdy and resilient cutting utensils. We are extremely happy to be the only company outside of Japan selling these unusual and attractive kitchen knives.
Kamo-san uses VG10 as his core steel. This is undoubtedly one of the most popular stainless steels in the world for making knives. It earns its high ranking for sharpness, edge retention, and durability. The alloy is hardened to about 61 HRC. He encases the inner core of VG10 with a multi-layer damascus stainless steel construct. Using only a few layers produces a really attractive pattern that is both subtle and very unusual.
To add to the unique look of these knives he utilizes a solid stainless bolster which gives the knife a very sleek look and makes for a sanitary and easy to maintain junction between blade and handle. The bolster then attaches to the really lovely handle which is fashioned from a multi-ply oak wood. This construction reduces the chances of shrinkage and distortion.
The end result is a package that is elegant looking while being easy to maintain and use. We really like these new offerings from the forge of Katsuyasu Kamo and we think you will too.
These unusual knives are primarily designed to bone and process meat. They are built with stout, short blades that have a very pointed tip. An unusual aspect of the hankotsu is its heel design where the blade transforms straight into the handle or bolster. There is absolutely no knuckle clearance if the hankotsu is used on a cutting board, which makes the knife more useful for processing hanging meats or for boning chops or Frenching rib racks. They have really stiff blades with no flex at all, unlike a western boning knife. For safety reasons, hankotsu knives also have an edge that is not sharpened all the way to the handle.
This knife is a single bevel style and as such is made for left-handed users.
As is the case with all of the Kanehide TK knives, fit and finish of both blade and rosewood handle is quite amazing given its price point. There is no saya that fits this knife. Get the blade guard.
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kanehide2&&&3008-RIGHT&&&Kanehide Bessaku Semi Stainless Hankotsu 150mm Right&&&Buying into specialty knives that will only be used occasionally can be both intimidating and, in many cases, uneconomical. The hankotsu is a knife that falls into this category for many aspiring users.
These unusual knives are primarily designed to bone and process meat. They are built with stout, short blades that have a very pointed tip. An unusual aspect of the hankotsu is its heel design where the blade transforms straight into the handle or bolster. There is absolutely no knuckle clearance if the hankotsu is used on a cutting board, which makes the knife more useful for processing hanging meats or for boning chops or Frenching rib racks. They have really stiff blades with no flex at all, unlike a western boning knife. For safety reasons, hankotsu knives also have an edge that is not sharpened all the way to the handle.
This knife is a single bevel style and as such is made for particular users, right- or left-handed. Be sure to make your selection in the drop-down options menu. You will see the curve and bevel on the side of the blade that matches your preference.
As is the case with all of the Kanehide TK knives, fit and finish of both blade and rosewood handle is quite amazing given its price point. There is no saya that fits this knife. Get the blade guard.
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kabeho15leha&&&2906-LEFT&&&Kanehide Bessaku Semi Stainless Honesuki 150mm Left&&&The Kanehide Bessaku Honesuki 150mm is made from semi-stainless steel using mono steel construction. It is the same steel that is used in the ever-popular Kikuichi TKC line of blades. The honesuki pictured here is specially designed for processing poultry, but many use the knife for other tasks as well.
Many honesuki knives are single bevel designs, reflecting their Japanese heritage. But many are now being made with a two-sided edge, as is this example. A side effect of this double bevel is that the knife becomes more of a general-purpose petty style knife. The shape and weight allow for easy and secure in-hand work as well as being an excellent blade for creating garnishes.
Another unique aspect of this knife is that it's ground asymmetrically for better performance from the spine to the edge. The overall fit and finish of the blade and handle are a revelation given their keen pricing. The rosewood handle, in particular, is wonderfully conceived and finished.
If you are looking for a blade that will not break the bank while allowing you entry into a specialized area of kitchen cutlery, we cannot recommend the Kanehide Bessaku Honesuki 150mm highly enough!
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kanehide&&&3006-RIGHT&&&Kanehide Bessaku Semi Stainless Honesuki 150mm Right &&&The Kanehide Bessaku Honesuki 150mm is made from a semi-stainless steel using a mono steel construction. It is the same steel that is used in the ever popular Kikuichi TKC line of blades. The honesuki pictured here is specifically designed for processing poultry, but many use the knife for other tasks as well.
Many honesuki knives are single bevel designs, reflecting their Japanese heritage. But many are now being made with a two-sided edge, as is this example. A side effect of this double bevel is that the knife becomes more of a general purpose petty style knife. The shape and weight allow for easy and secure in-hand work as well as being a great blade for creating garnishes.
Another unique aspect of this knife is that it's ground asymmetrically for better performance from the spine to the edge. The overall fit and finish of the blade and handle are a revelation given their keen pricing. The rosewood handle in particular is wonderfully conceived and finished.
If you are looking for a blade that will not break the bank, while allowing you entry into a specialized area of kitchen cutlery, we cannot recommend the Kanehide Bessaku Honesuki 150mm highly enough!
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kabesu27leha&&&2918L&&&Kanehide Bessaku Semi Stainless Sujihiki 270mm Left&&&The Kanehide Bessaku Sujihiki 270mm is an unusual knife in many respects. Foremost among those is its amazing value coupled to its outstanding levels of construction and fit and finish.
The blade is made from a proprietary semi-stainless steel which Kanehide calls TK steel. This very interesting alloy is a bit like stainless with a bit of carbon, so it takes and holds a nice edge while being really easy to sharpen. Meanwhile as it is semi-stainless the normal maintenance routine associated with high carbon blades is reduced quite substantially. The knife is a mono steel construction and the steel is hardened to 60-61 HRC.
Although Kanehide calls this a sujihiki, that name is usually associated with a double bevel design. This knife is ground on one side only, so could be regarded as a yanagiba more than the normal sujihiki style slicer. Because of this it is necessary to specify whether you are a right- or left-handed user in the options drop-down menu.
The blade has a lovely profile and the edge is well ground. Fit and finish are quite outstanding given its price point. So if you are looking for a versatile slicer that is easy to maintain and is easy on the pocket, you need look no further!
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kanehide1&&&Kanehide-Suji270RIGHT&&&Kanehide Bessaku Semi Stainless Sujihiki 270mm Right&&&The Kanehide Bessaku Sujihiki 270mm is an unusual knife in many respects. Foremost among those is its amazing value coupled to its outstanding levels of construction and fit and finish.
The blade is made from a proprietary semi-stainless steel which Kanehide calls TK steel. This very interesting alloy is a bit like stainless with a bit of carbon, so it takes and holds a nice edge while being really easy to sharpen. Meanwhile as it is semi-stainless the normal maintenance routine associated with high carbon blades is reduced quite substantially. The knife is a mono steel construction and the steel is hardened to 60-61 HRC.
Although Kanehide calls this a sujihiki, that name is usually associated with a double bevel design. This knife is ground on one side only, so could be regarded as a yanagiba more than the normal sujihiki style slicer. Because of this it is necessary to specify whether you are a right- or left-handed user in the options drop-down menu.
The blade has a lovely profile and the edge is well ground. Fit and finish are quite outstanding given its price point. So if you are looking for a versatile slicer that is easy to maintain and is easy on the pocket, you need look no further!
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kapsbu18&&&1689U&&&Kanehide PS60 Bunka 180mm&&&This Kanehide bunka made with PS60 steel which Hitachi makes for the razor industry and has a dominant share of the market worldwide. Kanehide was able to increase the hardness to HRC 60-61 through special heat treating and also increasing the wear resistance by giving the blades by using a cryogenic treatment with liquid nitrogen at minus 180 degrees C. The sub-zero treating works to change retained austenite to martensite, as a result, it is effective not only to enhance the hardness but also the wear resistance.
The result is a fully stainless knife that sharpens extremely well and cuts great. It features a nice, custom handle made by our woodworker.
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kapsgy19&&&PS60-1210&&&Kanehide PS60 Gyuto 195mm&&&Here is our top choice for an excellent entry level Japanese knife! The Kanehide PS60 Gyuto 195mm is made with high quality razor steel with nice hardness of HRC 60-61 through special heat treating. These blades are cryogenic frozen with liquid nitrogen at minus 180 degrees C to enhance the hardness but also the wear resistance.
After 2 months of testing, we felt that this was quite simply the best Western-handled stainless steel knife in its price range. It's fully stainless, sharpens extremely well, and has a nice handle. It's superior to the Mac Pro, Masamoto VG, Tojiro DP, Misono UX10, Richmond Artifex, and the Fujiwara FKM which we also sell and are all in a similar price range. Try it. You won't regret it.
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kapswagy21&&&PS60-1611U&&&Kanehide PS60 Gyuto 210mm&&&Kanehide PS60 Wa Gyuto 210mm. This knife was a special request for us and we think it's going to dominate the market for a good, thin, wa handled knife at a lower price point. The quality is too good to resist. Hitachi makes this steel for the razor industry and has a dominant share of the market world wide and is nearly identical to AEB-L.
Kanehide was able to increase the hardness to HRC 60-61 through special heat treating and also increasing the wear resistance by giving the blades by using a cryogenic treatment with liquid nitrogen at minus 180 degrees C. The sub-zero treating works to change retained austenite to martensite, as a result, it is effective not only to enhance the hardness but also the wear resistance.
The result is a fully stainless knife that sharpens extremely well and cuts great. It features a nice oak wood handle in an octagonal shape with a burnt finish design. Give it a try and we think you'll be as delighted with this knife as we are.
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kapsgy21&&&PS60-1211&&&Kanehide PS60 Gyuto 210mm&&&Our number 1 pick for a good quality, entry level gyuto! The Kanehide PS60 Gyuto 210mm is a lotta knife for the money. Hitachi makes this steel for the razor industry and has a dominant share of the market world wide. The steel is almost identical to AEB-L and 13C26. Kanehide was able to increase the hardness to HRC 60-61 through special heat treating and also increasing the wear resistance by giving the blades a cryogenic treatment with liquid nitrogen at minus 180 degrees C. The sub-zero treating works to change retained austenite to martensite, as a result, it is effective not only to enhance the hardness but also the wear resistance.
We tested this knife for over 2 months and it's quite simply the best Western-handled stainless steel knife in its price range. It's fully stainless, sharpens exceptionally well, and has a nice handle. We think it's better than the Mac Pro, Masamoto VG, Tojiro DP, Misono UX10, Richmond Artifex, and the Fujiwara FKM which we also sell and are all in a similar price range. Give it a try and we think you'll be as delighted with this knife as we are.
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kapsgy24&&&PS60-1212&&&Kanehide PS60 Gyuto 240mm&&&Kanehide PS60 Gyuto 240mm. The base of the steel is Hitachi Gin5 which is the most popular steel made for razors and is used by razor blade manufacturers around the world. The steel is almost identical to AEB-L and 13C26. Kanehide was able to increase the hardness to HRC 60-61 through special heat treating and also increasing the wear resistance by giving the blades a cryogenic treatment with liquid nitrogen at minus 180 degrees C. The sub-zero treating works to change retained austenite to martensite, and as a result, it is effective not only to enhance the hardness but also the wear resistance. Kanehide has been looking for any steels to be effective in kitchen knives and unknown in the market for a long time, and has just found out what they wanted, and named it privately as Ps (Pure stainless steel).
We've been testing this knife for the past 2 months and it's quite simply the best Western-handled stainless steel knife in its price range. It's fully stainless, sharpens extremely well and has a nice handle. We think it's better than the Mac Pro, Masamoto VG, Tojiro DP, Misono UX10, Richmond Artifex, and the Fujiwara FKM which are all in a similar price range. If you're looking for a good, entry level stainless knife this is our pick!
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The Kanehide PS60 Wa Handled Gyuto knife is the result of a request we made to their blacksmith to make a wa handled laser version of their very popular PS60 mono steel gyuto. The result speaks for itself. We are amazed by the quality of this knife and its cutting abilities. It performs way outside its price range, offering both new and established chefs a robust, easy-to-maintain kitchen tool at a really attractive price.
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kapski241&&&PS60-1614U&&&Kanehide PS60 Kiritsuke 240mm&&&During my 4th trip to Japan I gave each of the 13 blacksmiths I met a request. My request to Kanehide was to please make a wa-handled laser version of their very popular PS60 mono steel. This knife is a result of that request and we think it's going to dominate the market for a good, thin, wa handled knife at a lower price point. The quality is too good to resist. Hitachi makes this steel for the razor industry and has a dominant share of the market worldwide and is nearly identical to AEB-L. Kanehide was able to increase the hardness to HRC 60-61 through special heat treating and also increase the wear resistance by using a cryogenic treatment with liquid nitrogen at minus 180 degrees C. The sub-zero treating works to change retained austenite to martensite, as a result, it is effective not only to enhance the hardness but also the wear resistance.
The result is a fully stainless knife that sharpens extremely well and cuts great. It features a nice octagonal handle with a burnt urushi finish.
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kapsna181&&&1680U&&&Kanehide PS60 Nakiri 180mm&&&This Kanehide nakiri is made with PS60 steel which Hitachi makes for the razor industry and has a dominant share of the market worldwide. Kanehide was able to increase the hardness to HRC 60-61 through special heat treating and also increasing the wear resistance by giving the blades by using a cryogenic treatment with liquid nitrogen at minus 180 degrees C. The sub-zero treating works to change retained austenite to martensite, as a result, it is effective not only to enhance the hardness but also the wear resistance.
The result is a fully stainless knife that sharpens extremely well and cuts great. It features a nice, custom handle made by our woodworker.
We tested this knife for over 2 months and it's quite simply the best Western-handled stainless steel knife in its price range. It's fully stainless, sharpens extremely well, and has a nice handle. We think it's better than the Mac Pro, Masamoto VG, Tojiro DP, Misono UX10, Richmond Artifex, and the Fujiwara FKM which we also sell and are all in a similar price range. Give it a try and we think you'll be as delighted with this knife as we are.
It is a mono steel construction, no layers or cladding. The knife is quite light and is a very nimble item in the hand. It is a thin blade with a well-executed distal taper from around the mid-point to the tip. It has a nice grind and the fit and finish are of a high standard, featuring a well-rounded choil and spine.
Blade height is on the short side so it a great choice for people with smaller hands or those looking for a very agile and delicate blade to be used in the preparation of smaller items and garnishes. The lovely finish on the blade is enhanced by the great looking brown pakka wood handle and stainless steel bolster. We are very impressed with the level of fit and finish associated with the high value of this great kitchen knife.
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kapspe15&&&PS60-1204&&&Kanehide PS60 Petty 150mm&&&The Kanehide PS60 Petty 150mm is a really well made utility knife for all kinds of cutting work in the kitchen.
It is fashioned from customized steel called PS60 or Pure Steel 60. This is a derivative of the popular Gin5 razor blade alloy made by Hitachi. Kanehide takes the base steel and subjects it to a special heat treatment and cryogenic freezing regiment. The result is harder steel, up to HRC 60, and an edge that is tougher and more wear resistant than the original would be. All around, this an excellent steel which will find favor in both home and professional environments. Like its smaller 120mm sibling, the 150mm petty is a knife with less blade height than others at this length. So while this may be a minus for those with larger hands, it is a positive in that it makes for a light and nimble blade capable of taking on fine cutting tasks such as garnish preparation and the processing of intricate or small ingredients.
We are really impressed with the level of craftsmanship that has gone into these knives. Fit and finish are excellent, with well-rounded and polished choil and spine areas. The rosewood colored pakka wood handle is mated to a lovely stainless bolster which has a smooth and comfortable feel.
We think this is one of the great deals on the CKTG site and encourage anyone looking for a petty that is both easy to use and maintain to consider this fine kitchen utensil.
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kapssa182&&&PS60-1690U&&&Kanehide PS60 Santoku 180mm&&&During my 4th trip to Japan I gave each of the 13 blacksmiths I met with a request. My request to Kanehide was to please make a wa handled laser version of their very popular PS60 mono steel. This knife is a result of that request and we think it's going to dominate the market for a good, thin, wa handled knife. The quality is too good to resist. Hitachi makes this steel for the razor industry and has a dominant share of the market worldwide and is nearly identical to AEB-L. Kanehide was able to increase the hardness to HRC 60-61 through special heat treating and also increasing the wear resistance by giving the blades by using a cryogenic treatment with liquid nitrogen at minus 180 degrees C. The sub-zero treating works to change retained austenite to martensite, as a result, it is effective not only to enhance the hardness but also the wear resistance.
The result is a fully stainless knife that sharpens extremely well and cuts great. It features a nice, octagonal handle with a urushi finish and an attractive burn end.
Santokus are a very popular knife in both home and professional kitchens. Combining many attributes of a gyuto and western chef knife, their blade geometry incorporates the sheep's foot tip. A sheep's foot design essentially draws the spine ("backstrap") down to the front, with very little clearance above the horizontal cutting plane when the blade is resting naturally from heel to forward cutting edge.
This results in a knife that favors less of a rocking motion as compared to a gyuto or chef knife. "Santoku" translates to Three Virtues. This is a perfect descriptor of the the three cutting tasks which the knife performs well: slicing, dicing, and mincing.
Kanehide makes this blade from Hitachi Gin5 steel which is used a lot in the manufacture of razor blades. He treats this steel to a cryogenic process that not only enhance the hardness but also the wear resistance.
This is a wonderful entry level knife. Definitely one of the best in our line up of starter knives, and easily the best featuring a Western handle. Combining great fit and finish with an exceptional grind, the Kanehide PS60 santoku is a wonderful choice for anyone starting off in the Japanese knife world. Any home cook or line chef looking for an affordable, robust, and easy to care for kitchen cutting machine would do well to consider this great value knife. Highly recommended!
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kapssu24&&&PS60-1217&&&Kanehide PS60 Sujihiki 240mm&&&At 240mm, the Kanehide PS60 Sujihiki occupies the shorter end of the sujihiki scale. It is a perfect choice for users with small kitchens or restricted board space. Regardless, it is still a formidable slicer.
Kanehide use a very special brew of PS60 steel to fashion this fine blade. While PS60 finds major usage in the making of razors, Kanehide enhances both the hardness and wear resistance by utilizing a special heat treating method followed by a cryogenic treatment using liquid nitrogen at minus 180 degrees celsius. The knife is a mono steel construction, so there is no cladding or other hybrid treatments. It is a very thin blade, as a slicer should be. The grind is asymmetrical with a right side bias at 70/30. The great looking blade is mated to an equally good looking handle made from rosewood with a very nice stainless bolster. The fit and finish of both the blade and the handle belie its affordable price.
We think that the Kanehide range of PS60 kitchen knives are some of the very best knives at their price point. In fact at well above their price points. If you are seeking a compact slicing knife with terrific looks and performance at a very reasonable price, we strongly suggest this knife.
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kapssu271&&&PS60-1618U&&&Kanehide PS60 Sujihiki 270mm&&&We asked Kanehide to please make a wa-handled laser version of their very popular PS60 mono steel. This knife is a result of that request and we think it's going to dominate the market for a good, thin, wa handled knife at a lower price point. The quality is too good to resist. Hitachi makes this steel for the razor industry and has a dominant share of the market worldwide and is nearly identical to AEB-L. Kanehide was able to increase the hardness to HRC 60-61 through special heat treating and also increase the wear resistance by using a cryogenic treatment with liquid nitrogen at minus 180 degrees C. The sub-zero treating works to change retained austenite to martensite, as a result, it is effective not only to enhance the hardness but also the wear resistance.
The result is a fully stainless knife that sharpens extremely well and cuts great. It features a nice octagonal handle with a burnt urushi finish.
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kapssu27&&&PS60-1218&&&Kanehide PS60 Sujihiki 270mm&&&Kanehide PS60 Sujihiki 270mm
Kanehide are a well known brand of kitchen cutlery in Japan. They are located in the heart of Japanese knife making, Seki City. They are best known for their meat processing knives which are used to butcher, fillet and prepare all kinds of meat products. Many of their knives are single bevel designs made for specific cutting tasks.
They also make more general kitchen knives such as this lovely example of a Sujihiki. We are very enamored by their PS60 constructions, of which this is one. PS60 is a Hitachi made steel used widely in the razor blade industry. The alloy is very similar to AEB-L and 13C26 steels but Kanehide has found a way to further increase the hardness of this steel. They achieve this through special heat treating methods which, with the addition of cryogenic treatments, result in a highly wear resistant blade.
Sujihikis are Japanese versions of a western slicer. They are long and thin with a very fine tip. This Kanehide example is very thin at the spine as befitting a slicer. The length allows for single action cuts which reduces damage to the item being cut. The grind on the blade is right side biased 70/30. A really well made rosewood Yo handle and stainless steel bolster complete the picture with a very refined look.
This is a lot of knife for the money and one that we highly recommend.
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kapsbunobukn&&&FBK-3050&&&Kanehide TK "Forgecraft" Semi Stainless Butcher Knife 180mm&&&If you seek a knife that has character and history written all over it, then this fun and functional butcher knife could be the one for you.
Made with a semi stainless steel that is hardened to 61HRC, the Kanehide TK “Forgecraft” Butcher Knife is modeled after that famous bull nosed meat processing blade. We commissioned these knives over a year ago and we could not be happier with the results. It is easy to maintain and even easier to sharpen. In fact, we think it is one of the nicest semi stainless steels to put on the stones. It is not fully stainless, so you should exercise some care in cleaning and drying the blade between uses.
The profile is classic bull nose butcher and it features a nice tapered spine. The convexing of the face is really well done and it is slightly biased to the right. However, the edge is a symmetrical 50/50, so all users will be happy with this.
The fit and finish of both blade and rosewood handle is quite amazing given its price point. It is never easy spending large amounts of money on specialty blades so this classic butcher knife represents a wonderful opportunity to get into a very specialized but useful knife at a really affordable price.
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katkho18fiha&&&2894R&&&Kanehide TK Semi Stainless Fillet/Boning 200mm&&&We have recently been asked for more boning knives that are fit for the harshest uses in the field and kitchen—knives that stay sharp, are easy to get back to tip top sharpness, while being easy to maintain and easy on the pocket. The Kanehide range of boning knives fit this bill perfectly.
This is a boning knife with better bang for the buck than just about anything we currently sell on the site. The steel used for the construction of the blade is called TK, which is a special steel that is semi stainless and takes a really nice edge with good edge retention. It sharpens up easily and doesn't rust like carbon steel knives. It's the same steel used in the Kikuichi TKC but we're able to sell this knife at roughly half the price. For care simply wash and towel dry after you're done using it.
This simple knife is a real star when it comes to boning and filleting proteins. The slim triangular blade and pointed tip enable the user to get into the tightest places and strip meat from bone with a precision no other blade can achieve. The knife is ground on one side so it is suitable for right-handed users only. It features a simple Fibrox handle with a textured finish for security in use and ease of maintenance.
Boning knives come in many shapes and sizes. In general these knives are unified by their pointed tips and sturdy construction while differing in their profile, degree of flex, and whether they are double beveled or single beveled.
The Kanehide TK Gokujo Boning knife features a single bevel grind which dictates that right-handed users are the target audience. It has a very curved blade and super pointed tip for getting between ribs and bones. It also aids in removing fat and silver skin without damaging the flesh.
Boning proteins can be a very slippery job so the knife features a contoured handle made from Fibrox, which is a very durable material with a textured surface for a secure, nonslip grip.
The thin and pointed tip of the Kanehide TK Gyuto 210mm makes for impressive precision cuts and detail work. The blade height is not too tall at 47mm, which is about perfect for this length. The knife has a slender-sized western-style handle, and is quite light at 6.5 ounces, making this an ideal choice for small- and medium-sized hands. The 210mm size is also great for cooks working with smaller cutting boards.
This knife is exceptionally well balanced between blade and handle, and feels great using both western and pinch grips. The handle is made from a black Japanese pakka wood, which together with the stainless steel bolster will last the lifetime of the blade.
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katkgy24&&&2712&&&Kanehide TK Semi Stainless Gyuto 240mm&&&The Kanehide TK Gyuto 240mm is made from a proprietary semi-stainless steel. TK steel is like a bit of stainless and a bit of carbon, in that it takes and holds a nice edge while being really easy to sharpen. Meanwhile, it is semi-stainless, so the normal maintenance routine associated with high carbon blades is reduced quite substantially. The knife is a mono steel construction and the steel is hardened to 61 HRC.
We cannot believe how well these knives are made and finished given their super competitive price. The blade face is wonderfully convexed and the edge out of the box is quite good. A few strokes on your favorite stone will take it to another level of sharpness that will blast through all kinds of ingredients.
The most popular size gyuto among professional and home chefs is the 240mm variety. It is the perfect length for processing almost any vegetable or protein, up to the largest cuts. The Kanehide TK Gyuto 240mm will appeal to rock and push cutters alike. It has a generous 50mm blade height and its 50/50 edge grind will be useful to both left- and right-handed users. It has a nice thin spine that tapers towards the tip and it also exhibits a fairly thin grind behind the edge.
This is a great gyuto at a very competitive price.
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katkgy24riha&&&2877R&&&Kanehide TK Semi Stainless Gyuto 240mm Right&&&Kanehide TK kitchen knives are made with a proprietary semi-stainless steel which is hardened to 61 Rockwell. The steel combines several attributes of a stainless steel (less prone to corrosion and thus less maintenance) with the edge holding and ease of sharpening associated with full carbon blades.
It is a mono steel blade with a nice machine-finished blade face. The edge out of the box is surprisingly sharp and the way it sharpens easily and effectively is really impressive. The spine and choil areas are nicely finished, as is the western style pakka wood handle.
240mm gyutos are the sweet spot for this style of knife. They are long enough to take on the largest ingredients, yet compact enough that kitchen or board space will not be an issue. The profile of this particular knife is fairly average in terms of flat to belly ratio. It has a good blade height at the heel of 50mm. The fit and finish is surprisingly good for a knife at this price point. It is easy to see how these gyutos represent a really excellent introduction to the world of Japanese kitchen knives.
While it is called a boning knife, the honesuki is not meant to cut through bones. Instead it is intended to cut through the joints of the bird. Due to its shape and height, the honesuki can also double up nicely as a utility or petty style of knife.
TK knives from Kanehide are made from their proprietary semi-stainless steel, and the results are quite surprising. TK steel is like a bit of stainless and a bit of carbon. It takes and holds a nice edge while being easy to sharpen. Meanwhile it is semi stainless, so the normal maintenance routine associated with high carbon blades is reduced quite substantially. The knife is a mono steel construction and the steel is hardened to 61 HRC. The blade is mated to a simple yet effective handle made from a super durable material called Fibrox.
While it is called a boning knife, the honesuki is not meant to cut through bones. Instead, it is intended to cut through the joints of the bird. Due to its shape and height, the honesuki can also double up nicely as a utility or petty style of knife.
TK knives from Kanehide are made from their proprietary semi-stainless steel, and the results are quite surprising. TK steel is like a bit of stainless and a bit of carbon. It takes and holds a nice edge while being easy to sharpen. Meanwhile it is semi stainless, so the normal maintenance routine associated with high carbon blades is reduced quite substantially. The knife is a mono steel construction and the steel is hardened to 61 HRC. The blade is mated to a simple yet effective handle made from a super durable material called Fibrox.
The Kanehide TK Nakiri 180mm is constructed from TK steel. TK is a proprietary semi stainless steel that has a carbon steel feel and ability to be sharpened with relative ease. It’s the same steel found in the popular Kikuichi TKC line of knives…at a far lower price! It is a mono steel blade with a nice machine finished blade face. The edge out of the box is surprisingly sharp. The way it sharpens easily and effectively is really impressive. The spine and choil areas are nicely finished as is the western style pakka wood handle.
This is a really good knife and it is made more so by its competitive pricing. The Kanehide TK nakiri would be a great choice for a line chef, home cook, or anyone looking to experience the unique aspects of a nakiri style knife without breaking the bank.
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katk12pe&&&2702&&&Kanehide TK Semi Stainless Petty 120mm&&&The Kanehide TK line of kitchen knives represents about the best value we currently offer in our store. After having sold these knives for the past four years, our opinion of them has not lessened at all. There are several reasons for this. Number one is the steel. The knife is made with a very popular semi stainless steel using a mono steel construction. It is the same steel as can be found in the Kikuichi TKC line of knives, but at a hefty reduction in price. The alloy is hardened to 61 Rockwell. The steel combines several attributes of a stainless steel (less prone to corrosion and thus less maintenance) with the edge holding and ease of sharpening associated with full carbon blades.
The second reason is the overall fit and finish. We are still amazed at the high level of construction and finish of both blade and handle that is offered at this budget price.
Lastly, the grinds and profiles are really sterling work. You could easily pay over twice as much for a similar knife from other makers!
If you are looking for a small, easy to use and maintain petty that comes with a great edge that is easy to sharpen, you have found it in the Kanehide TK Petty 120mm!
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katkpe15&&&2704&&&Kanehide TK Semi Stainless Petty 150mm&&&We are really impressed with the price-performance ratio of these TK knives from Kanehide. Last year we asked them to make up some blades using their proprietary semi-stainless steel, and the results surprised us. These are great blades at a really great price.
TK steel is like a bit of stainless and a bit of carbon. It takes and holds a nice edge while being easy to resharpen. Meanwhile it is semi stainless, so the normal maintenance routine associated with high carbon blades is reduced quite substantially. It is a mono steel construction and the steel is hardened to 61 HRC.
These knives have fairly thin spines with a nice taper to the well ground tip. The blade height is about average for a knife this size. It’s a good looker with a well-made machine finish on the blade face. The handle and bolster are very well executed. The medium sized handle is made from black pakka wood and it has a really comfortable feel. The blade shape lends itself to a variety of tasks including fine slicing and intricate work such as garnish preparation.
The Kanehide TK Petty 150mm is a good choice for a new Japanese knife user or a line cook wanting a well-made kitchen tool at a great price.
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katksa18&&&2790&&&Kanehide TK Semi Stainless Santoku 180mm&&&This is a great knife at a really great price. It is a perfect introduction to Japanese-style chef knives. Easy to maintain, easy to sharpen, and easy on the pocket.
The santoku is a multi-purpose knife but with a slight vegetable bias. Santoku means three virtues, or to solve three problems. The virtues or problems are slicing, dicing, and mincing. The santoku is gaining in popularity every year in the West. They are shorter than chef knives but have a blade height that is proportionally larger.
The most notable difference is their blade geometry which incorporates a sheep’s foot-shaped tip. The design draws the spine (“backstrap”) down to the front, with very little clearance above the horizontal cutting plane when the blade is resting naturally from heel to forward cutting edge. This results in a knife that is more of a push cutter than a rocker.
The Kanehide TK Santoku is made with a mono-steel construction of proprietary semi-stainless steel. The alloy is hardened to 61 Rockwell. The steel combines several attributes of stainless steel (less prone to corrosion and thus less maintenance) with the edge holding and ease of sharpening associated with full carbon blades. The overall fit and finish are of a high level, especially at this price point. The blade is coupled to a nice black pakka wood western-style handle which exhibits a nice level of fit and finish.
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kabesu27&&&2881R&&&Kanehide TK Sujihiki 270mm Right&&&Kanehide TK Sujihiki 270mm. Kanehide TK kitchen knives feature a unique semi-stainless steel that undergoes a hardening process to achieve a Rockwell hardness of 61. This steel combines the best qualities of stainless steel, such as reduced susceptibility to corrosion and low maintenance, with the exceptional edge retention and ease of sharpening typically found in full carbon blades.
The blade itself is made from a single piece of steel and boasts a well-polished surface achieved through precise machining. Out of the box, the edge is remarkably sharp, and the knife is impressively easy to sharpen while maintaining its effectiveness. The spine and choil areas are skillfully finished, complementing the Western-style pakka wood handle. This mono-steel knife allows it to be flexed. It's ideal for fillet work.
Equipped with 5 large knife Pockets, 3 Smaller Knife Pockets and 1 Large Leather Pocket, this knife roll securely houses your blades or other tools. Crafted with top-notch denim, its unadorned yet graceful design encapsulates the essence of Japan.
When fully opened, the bag extends to the dimensions of 30" x 31". Made in Sakai, Japan by Kosuke Kawamura under his Kaneshige brand.&&&&&&139.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/kaneshige-denim-knife-roll-25.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ kohicubo16x9&&&KONOSUKEHINOKI&&&Kaneshige Hinoki Cutting Board 16.5" X 9.5"&&&This medium size Hinoki cutting board is a pleasure to use. Hinoki wood is a type of Japanese cypress renowned for its beauty and has a nice fragrance. It's very popular in Japan for cutting boards because it has a soft feel that is gentle on your knife edges. Kaneshige's Hinoki wood is grown in Japan under the forest stewardship council (FSC) certified for sustainable forest management practices. Care of your board is simple, just wet the surface before use to prevent staining and hand wash using a mild detergent and rinse thoroughly after you are done. Do not wash in the dishwasher. Measures 16.5" long by 9.5" wide by 0.75" deep.
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kaaust90&&&SKT-2000&&&Kanetsugu AUS-8A Sheep's Foot Petty 90mm&&&We're constantly looking for knives that are great bangs for the buck to satisfy our line cook customers. Here is a good one. Good stainless steel, a nice thin blade with good grinds, and an excellent price make the knife a winner.
AUS-8a is known for its excellent resistance to rust and ease of sharpening. It is comparable to the 440 made in the US. However, the AUS line is manufactured by a Japanese steel mill using the same recipe.
AUS-8a is known for its excellent resistance to rust and ease of sharpening. It is comparable to the 440 made in the US. However, the AUS line is manufactured by a Japanese steel mill using the same recipe.
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kaaustna15&&&SKT-2007&&&Kanetsugu AUS-8A Stainless Nakiri 150mm&&&We're constantly looking for knives that are great bangs for the buck to satisfy our line cook customers. Here is a good one. Good stainless steel, a nice thin blade with good grinds, and an excellent price make the knife a winner.
AUS-8a is known for its excellent resistance to rust and ease of sharpening. It is comparable to the 440 made in the US. However, the AUS line is manufactured by a Japanese steel mill using the same recipe.
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The 1" x 6" strops are mounted on aluminum blanks. Pictures can't truly capture the smoothness of the roo, which must be touched to truly believe just how fine it is.
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ka1k6ki18&&&KK6-K180&&&Kanjo 1K6 Stainless Kiritsuke 180mm&&&Kanjo 1K6 Kiritsuke combines several nice components to make an affordable, good-performing knife for everyday use.
Kanjo is a professional sharpener and he does an excellent job on these knives. Out-of-the-box edge is very good and it comes with one of the more popular blade profiles we sell which is the double edge kiritsuke shape.
The handle is made of red pakka wood and the logo is nicely done. The steel used is 1K6 which holds an edge well and is fully stainless for easy care and maintenance. This would make a great gift for the knife aficionado in the family.
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kanjo&&&KK6-K210&&&Kanjo 1K6 Stainless Kiritsuke 210mm&&&Kanjo 1K6 Kiritsuke combines several nice components to make an affordable, good-performing knife for everyday use.
Kanjo is a professional sharpener and he does an excellent job on these knives. Out-of-the-box edge is very good and it comes with one of the more popular blade profiles we sell which is the double edge kiritsuke shape.
The handle is made of red pakka wood and the logo is nicely done. The steel used is 1K6 which holds an edge well and is fully stainless for easy care and maintenance. This would make a great gift for the knife aficionado in the family.
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kar2tsgy21&&&CK6-G21CR&&&Kanjo 1K6 Tsuchime Gyuto 210mm&&&Kanjo 1K6 Tsuchime Gyuto 210mm combines several nice components to make an affordable, good performing knife for everyday use. The stainless steel used is easy to care for and attractively designed with a nice hammered finish.
Kanjo is a professional sharpener and he does an excellent job on these knives. Out-of-the-box edge is very good and it comes with one of the more popular blade profiles we sell which is the double edge kiritsuke shape.
The Wa handle is made of red pakka wood and the logo is nicely done. The steel used is 1K6 which holds an edge well and is fully stainless for easy care and maintenance. This would make a great gift for the knife aficionado in the family.
Kanjo is a professional sharpener and he does an excellent job on these knives. Out-of-the-box edge is very good and it comes with one of the more popular blade profiles we sell which is the double edge kiritsuke shape.
The Wa handle is made of red pakka wood and the logo is nicely done. The steel used is 1K6 which holds an edge well and is fully stainless for easy care and maintenance. This would make a great gift for the knife aficionado in the family.
During a trip to Japan a few years ago I met young up-and-coming knife maker, Kanjo Tsukahara. He had been working with his father, Tsukahara-san, for just five years but he asked if he could design some knives for our customers in the USA.
Fast forward a few years, and we are now able to present the results of this collaboration. The Kanjo kori is a unique knife to our site made with R2 steel clad in stainless steel that gives a dramatic look to the blade. The knife is fully stainless and has excellent heat treatment and grinds that make quick work when cutting food.
Fit and finish on these knives is excellent. The knife also comes with a new grey/black handle that looks great on the dramatic blade.
During a trip to Japan a few years ago I met young up-and-coming knife maker, Kanjo Tsukahara. He had been working with his father, Tsukahara-san, for just five years but he asked if he could design some knives for our customers in the USA.
Fast forward a few years, and we are now able to present the results of this collaboration. The Kanjo kori is a unique knife to our site made with R2 steel clad in stainless steel that gives a dramatic look to the blade. The knife is fully stainless and has excellent heat treatment and grinds that make quick work when cutting food.
Fit and finish on these knives is excellent. The knife also comes with a new grey/black handle that looks great on the dramatic blade.
The rendition presented here is a really nice example of the design style realized in VG-10 and VG-2 steels. These stainless alloys are often used together in pattern-welded damascus steels. VG-10 is similar to 154CM but with a slightly higher chromium content, which results in better corrosion resistance. There is more vanadium as well, which makes it slightly tougher. It is relatively hard and can get extremely sharp. VG-2 is fundamentally a lower carbon version of the Takefu VG1 stainless steel. It is still a high carbon steel by knife marketing definition, though.
The really special looking and feeling handle is constructed from black micarta in a sleek western full tang design. The handle scales mate up to the finely finished stainless bolster and are attached to the tang with an unusual five pin arrangement.
The Kanjo Ladderback Damascus VG2/10 Petty is a very versatile and good looking knife. It will chop, slice, and cut almost any small to medium ingredient. It is also compact enough to be a perfect paring knife or tool for delicate and precise usage such as garnish preparation.
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kavgbldabu18&&&KG0-B180&&&Kanjo VG10 Black Damascus Bunka 180mm&&&During a trip to Japan a few years ago I met young up-and-coming knife maker, Kanjo Tsukahara. He had been working with his father, Tsukahara-san, for just five years but he asked if he could design some knives for our customers in the USA. We don't have a bunka saya that fits this blade.
Fast forward a few years, and we are now able to present one of the results of this collaboration. The Kanjo black damascus is a unique knife to our site made with VG10 damascus and a unique finish that gives a dramatic look to the blade. The knife is fully stainless and has excellent heat treatment and a grind that makes quick work of cutting food.
Fit and finish on these knives are top shelf and the design aesthetic is excellent. The knife also comes with a new black handle that looks great on the dramatic blade.
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kavgbldape15&&&KG0-P120&&&Kanjo VG10 Black Damascus Petty 120mm&&&Kanjo VG10 Black Damascus Petty 120mm. During a trip to Japan a few years ago I met young up-and-coming knife maker, Kanjo Tsukahara. He had been working with his father, Tsukahara-san, for just five years but he asked if he could design some knives for our customers in the USA.
Fast forward a few years, and we are now able to present one of the results of this collaboration. The Kanjo black damascus is a unique knife to our site made with VG10 damascus and a unique finish that gives a dramatic look to the blade. The knife is fully stainless and has excellent heat treatment and grinds that make quick work when cutting food.
Fit and finish on these knives is top shelf and the design aesthetic is excellent. The knife also comes with a new black handle that looks great on the dramatic blade.
Fast forward a few years, and we are now able to present one of the results of this collaboration. The Kanjo black damascus is a unique knife to our site made with VG10 damascus and a unique finish that gives a dramatic look to the blade. The knife is fully stainless and has excellent heat treatment and grinds that make quick work when cutting food.
Fit and finish on these knives is top shelf and the design aesthetic is excellent. The knife also comes with a new black handle that looks great on the dramatic blade.
Fast forward a few years, and we are now able to present one of the results of this collaboration. The Kanjo black damascus is a unique knife to our site made with VG10 damascus and a unique finish that gives a dramatic look to the blade. The knife is fully stainless and has excellent heat treatment and a grind that makes quick work of cutting food.
Fit and finish on these knives are top shelf and the design aesthetic is excellent. The knife also comes with a new black handle that looks great on the dramatic blade.
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kovgdabucu&&&JVT-B17CG&&&Kanjo VG10 Damascus Bunka 180mm&&&Kanjo Tsukahara is a small maker in Seki City and he's doing some very nice work. Here is a beautiful example. VG-10, or V-Gold 10, is a modern cocktail of carbon, chromium, cobalt, manganese, molybdenum, silicon, and vanadium. Put together, the relatively small amounts of these metals give VG-10 steel its many important properties, including an ability to hold an edge coupled with great durability. VG-10 is a really popular alloy employed in the making of many top brand Japanese kitchen knives including Shun and Miyabi. It is fully stainless and thus really easy to maintain.
Kanjo-san tempers the steel to a hardness of 60 HRC and then adds a cladding of stainless damascus using a san-mai construction. The lovely damascus pattern is enhanced by etching the blade after it is forged. We don't have a saya that fits this knife.
The combination of the tanto-style tip and short, tall blade lend the bunka a very purposeful look. These knives are becoming more popular due to their do-it-all abilities and intriguing looks. They are proficient cutters, slicers, and choppers, while the fine tip allows them to take on smaller ingredients and get into tight spaces.
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kovgdagy21cu&&&JVT-G21B&&&Kanjo VG10 Damascus Gyuto 210mm&&&Kanjo san is a small maker in Seki City Japan and he's turning out some lovely knives. These VG-10 Damascus knives are hardened to 60 HRC. A cladding of stainless damascus adds strength, shock protection, and great looks. The beautiful organic pattern is obtained by using an etched engraving technique. The fine-looking kanji script is also etched for durability, resulting in a great looking blade that is easy to maintain and care for.
The gyuto featured here is very similar to its other stablemates but in this instance, it wears Eastern boots, as in a yo handle! The cutting-edge measures 210mm which is a nice size for this style of knife when space or small hands are a consideration. But even if these are not issues, its compact dimensions make it a very nimble, light, and easy to maneuver kitchen cutter.
The rendition presented here is a really nice example of the design style realized in VG-10 and VG-2 steels. These stainless alloys are often used together in pattern-welded damascus steels. VG-10 is similar to 154CM but with a slightly higher chromium content, which results in better corrosion resistance. There is more vanadium as well, which makes it slightly tougher. It is relatively hard and can get extremely sharp. VG-2 is fundamentally a lower carbon version of the Takefu VG1 stainless steel. It is still a high carbon steel by knife marketing definition, though.
The really special-looking and feeling handle is constructed from grey pakkawood octagonal and finished with a black pakkawood ferrule.
The Kanjo Ladderback Damascus VG2/10 Gyuto is a very versatile and good looking knife. It will chop, slice, and cut almost any small to medium ingredient. Great for general purpose use and a perfect choice for a daily driver.
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kavgladagy24&&&KVL-G24CG&&&Kanjo VG10 Ladderback Damascus Gyuto 240mm&&&We're suckers for damascus blades. And when it comes to great looks very few patterns can better the ladderback design. Ladder damascus has a more organic look than geometric patterns like herringbone and diamondback, but it is more uniform than the more widely known random patterns.
The rendition presented here is a really nice example of the design style realized in VG-10 and VG-2 steels. These stainless alloys are often used together in pattern-welded damascus steels. VG-10 is similar to 154CM but with a slightly higher chromium content, which results in better corrosion resistance. There is more vanadium as well, which makes it slightly tougher. It is relatively hard and can get extremely sharp. VG-2 is fundamentally a lower carbon version of the Takefu VG1 stainless steel. It is still a high carbon steel by knife marketing definition, though.
The really special-looking and feeling handle is constructed from grey pakkawood octagonal and finished with a black pakkawood ferrule.
The rendition presented here is a really nice example of the design style realized in VG-10 and VG-2 steels. These stainless alloys are often used together in pattern-welded damascus steels. VG-10 is similar to 154CM but with a slightly higher chromium content, which results in better corrosion resistance. There is more vanadium as well, which makes it slightly tougher. It is relatively hard and can get extremely sharp. VG-2 is fundamentally a lower carbon version of the Takefu VG1 stainless steel. It is still a high carbon steel by knife marketing definition, though.
The really special-looking and feeling handle is constructed from grey pakkawood octagonal and finished with a black pakkawood ferrule.
The Kanjo Ladderback Damascus VG2/10 Petty is a very versatile and good looking knife. It will chop, slice, and cut almost anything you can throw at it in the kitchen. It's the perfect size for general purpose use.
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kavgladaki24&&&KVL-K24CG&&&Kanjo VG10 Ladderback Damascus Kiritsuke 240mm&&&We are suckers for damascus blades. And when it comes to great looks very few patterns can better the ladderback design. Ladder damascus has a more organic look than geometric patterns like herringbone and diamondback, but it is more uniform than the more widely known random patterns.
The rendition presented here is a really nice example of the design style realized in VG-10 and VG-2 steels. These stainless alloys are often used together in pattern-welded damascus steels. VG-10 is similar to 154CM but with a slightly higher chromium content, which results in better corrosion resistance. There is more vanadium as well, which makes it slightly tougher. It is relatively hard and can get extremely sharp. VG-2 is fundamentally a lower carbon version of the Takefu VG1 stainless steel. It is still a high carbon steel by knife marketing definition, though.
The really special-looking and feeling handle is constructed from grey pakkawood octagonal and finished with a black pakkawood ferrule.
The Kanjo Ladderback Damascus VG2/10 Kiritsuke is a very versatile and good looking knife. It will chop, slice, and cut almost any ingredient you use in your kitchen.
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kavgladape10&&&KVL-P10CG&&&Kanjo VG10 Ladderback Damascus Petty 105mm&&&We are suckers for damascus blades. And when it comes to great looks very few patterns can better the ladderback design. Ladder damascus has a more organic look than geometric patterns like herringbone and diamondback, but it is more uniform than the more widely known random patterns.
The rendition presented here is a really nice example of the design style realized in VG-10 and VG-2 steels. These stainless alloys are often used together in pattern-welded damascus steels. VG-10 is similar to 154CM but with a slightly higher chromium content, which results in better corrosion resistance. There is more vanadium as well, which makes it slightly tougher. It is relatively hard and can get extremely sharp. VG-2 is fundamentally a lower carbon version of the Takefu VG1 stainless steel. It is still a high carbon steel by knife marketing definition, though.
The really special looking and feeling handle is constructed from grey pakkawood octagonal and finished with a black pakkawood ferrule.
The Kanjo Ladderback Damascus VG2/10 Petty is a very versatile and good looking knife. It will chop, slice, and cut almost any small to medium ingredient. It is also compact enough to be a perfect paring knife or tool for delicate and precise usage such as garnish preparation.
The rendition presented here is a really nice example of the design style realized in VG-10 and VG-2 steels. These stainless alloys are often used together in pattern-welded damascus steels. VG-10 is similar to 154CM but with a slightly higher chromium content, which results in better corrosion resistance. There is more vanadium as well, which makes it slightly tougher. It is relatively hard and can get extremely sharp. VG-2 is fundamentally a lower carbon version of the Takefu VG1 stainless steel. It is still high carbon steel by knife marketing definition, though.
The really special-looking and feeling handle is constructed from grey pakkawood octagonal and finished with a black pakkawood ferrule.
The Kanjo Ladderback Damascus VG2/10 Petty is a very versatile and good looking knife. It will chop, slice, and cut almost any small to medium ingredient. It is also compact enough to be a perfect paring knife or tool for delicate and precise usage such as garnish preparation.
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kazdgy21&&&JZD-G21L&&&Kanjo ZDP-189 Gyuto 210mm - Western Handle&&&During a trip to Japan a few years ago I met young up-and-coming blacksmith, Kanjo Tsukahara. He had been working with his father, Tsukahara-san, for just five years but he asked if he could design some knives for our customers in the USA. I pushed him to do knives in ZDP-189 since I knew that steel was very popular with our customers but was not being used by many of our suppliers. At the time, Henckels had an exclusive for ZDP-189 and it took a while for the steel mill to relent and start selling the alloy to outsiders.
Fast forward a few years, and we are now able to present the one of the results of this collaboration. The Kanjo ZDP-189 Gyuto 210mm is made with ZDP-189 Powdered Metallurgical Steel. This super steel boasts some serious attributes. It is one of the highest wear resistant steels available from Hitachi Metals, while it also has some of the highest hardness and carbon content of any knife steel.
Used in the right context, as in kitchen knife blades, this alloy is one of the best high carbon semi stainless steels around. Note we do say semi stainless, as the core ZDP189 can corrode if neglected. Of course the soft stainless cladding goes a long way to reducing this occurrence.
We really like the subtly curved spine of this gyuto and beautifully shaped profile. The blade height is taller than many 210mm knives of this type, which together with the western style handle offer good knuckle clearance and an ingrained ability to rock chop with ease. Fit and finish on these knives is top shelf and the design aesthetic is among the best we have seen. We look forward to seeing more knives from this exciting young blade maker.
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kazdgy24&&&JZD-G24L&&&Kanjo ZDP-189 Gyuto 240mm - Western Handle&&&Kanjo Tsukahara began blademaking just five years before we met him, when he started working with his father Tsukahara-san, maker of our Kohetsu HAP40 and AS lines. He has taken to the job in an amazingly short time and is now producing some very nice blades, especially considering the short apprenticeship. Both father and son are master sharpeners and they only do edge sharpening on doughnut wheel machines.
Over a beer a while ago we asked Kanjo-san to make some knives out of the Hitachi steel known as ZDP-189. It is one of their top steels, containing large quantities of carbon and chromium. This combination results in very high levels of hardness with ZDP-189 knife blades averaging around 64 HRC. Kanjo-san is able to take these blades to an even higher 65 HRC.
The knives featured here are the first results of this collaboration. They are made with a stainless steel cladding and are laser cut from a san-mai sandwich. The hairline finish is artfully applied and together with the beautifully formed bolster and unusual handle design result in a knife with some interesting design elements and a subtle grace to its overall appearance. We particularly like the curved spine and lovely edge profile, both of which show an immense amount of design maturity.
We look forward to working with this exciting young blade maker in the future.
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kazdgy211&&&KZD-G21CG&&&Kanjo ZDP189 Gyuto 210mm - Wa Handle&&&Kanjo Tsukahara is making some excellent knives using top shelf ZDP189. We were the first company to carry his knives and they've gained a growing reputation for being some of the finest knives on the market today. See what all the fuss is about and give one of these a try.
These particular knives have been years in the making. Edge grinds are even and blade fit and finish are excellent. They're topped off with a very nice, stabilized grey and black pakkwood handle with black pakkawood ferrule for long durability and good looks.
These particular knives have been years in the making. Edge grinds are even and blade fit and finish are excellent. They're topped off with a very nice, stabilized grey and black pakkwood handle with black pakkawood ferrule for long durability and good looks.
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kazdpe12&&&JZD-P12L&&&Kanjo ZDP189 Petty 120mm - Western Handle&&&Kanjo Tsukahara is the son of Tsukahara-San, who makes the Kohetsu HAP40 and AS lines for us. Kanjo started working for his father about 5 years ago, after he graduated from school. He asked me a couple years ago, over some beers, about designing some knives for CKTG and these fine items are the result.
We asked him to make the blades out of ZDP-189, which is a Hitachi manufactured alloy. It is one of the newer super steels and it contains large quantities of carbon and chromium, the combination of which results in very high levels of hardness. ZDP-189 knife blades average around 64 HRC but Kanjo-san is able to take these blades to a remarkable 65 HRC. Of course with this level of hardness you can expect superb edge retention but at the cost of some difficulty in sharpening. The steel is stainless but will still require some care with cleaning and drying between uses. This is somewhat mitigated by the stainless cladding.
The Kanjo ZDP189 Petty 120mm is an elegant and beautifully constructed small petty that will work its magic on the cutting board as well as in hand. Whether it is chopping fine herbs, coring vegetables, or making light work of garnishes, this knife will please and reward its owner for many years to come. The beautifully constructed and sculpted micarta handle is made in the western style and attached to the full tang with five small stainless pins.
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kazdpe151&&&KZD-P15CG&&&Kanjo ZDP189 Petty 150mm - Wa Handle&&&Kanjo Tsukahara is making some excellent knives using top shelf ZDP189. We were the first company to carry his knives and they've gained a growing reputation for being some of the finest knives on the market today. See what all the fuss is about and give one of these a try.
These particular knives have been years in the making. Edge grinds are even and blade fit and finish are excellent. They're topped off with a very nice, stabilized grey and black pakkwood handle with black pakkawood ferrule for long durability and good looks.
We've upgraded this handle to a nice oak octagonal handle with burnt finish. It makes this knife an enticing value.
If you have not tried an AS knife this could be your time to experience this super steel at a truly affordable price.
The Karaku Gyuto is the most popular sized knife we sell and this one has a nice profile for both rocking and push cutting. The knife is adept at most cutting, slicing, or chopping tasks. It is also small and responsive enough for fine detail work on garnishes and other items.
It now comes with an upgraded burnt urushi octagonal handle that is stabilized for years of worry-free use.
If you have not tried an AS steel knife, this could be your time to experience this super steel at a truly affordable price.
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kaasna163&&&C3818&&&Karaku AS Nakiri 165mm&&&Karaku nakiris make a great starting point in your journey into the world of Japanese kitchen knives. The Karaku 165mm Nakiri would also be a great choice for someone looking to discover the versatility and functionality of this popular kitchen knife design.
The knife oozes character and after a quick trip to your favorite stones it will surprise you with it’s performance and ability to take and maintain a super fine edge. We included the video with a different handle since the blade description is worthwhile. You will get the knife pictured.
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kabl1gy211&&&WAO-B16U&&&Karaku Blue #1 Bunka 170mm&&&The Karaku Blue #1 bunka kitchen knives are constructed using the highest grade of carbon steel in the industry. Aogami #1 steel is held in high regard by most knife lovers and users. They also sharpen up with relative ease.
The Karaku bunka is the most popular sized knife used in Japan along with the santoku and this one has a nice profile for both rocking and push cutting. The knife is adept at most cutting, slicing, or chopping tasks. It is also small and responsive enough for fine detail work on garnishes and other items.
It now comes with an upgraded blue octagonal handle that is stabilized for years of worry-free use.
If you have not tried a Blue #1 knife this could be your time to experience this excellent steel at an affordable price.
We've upgraded this handle to a nice oak octagonal with a burnt urushi finish. It makes this knife an enticing value.
If you have not tried a Blue #1 carbon steel knife this could be your time to experience this super steel at a truly affordable price.
We've upgraded this handle to a nice oak octagonal with a burnt urushi finish. It makes this knife an enticing value.
If you have not tried a Blue #1 carbon steel knife this could be your time to experience this super steel at a truly affordable price.
We've upgraded this handle to a nice oak octagonal with a burnt urushi finish. It makes this knife an enticing value.
If you have not tried a Blue #1 carbon steel knife, this could be your time to experience this steel at a truly affordable price.
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kavgbu161&&&KY-102&&&Katayama VG10 Bunka 165mm&&&Looking for a knife that combines traditional craftsmanship with modern functionality? Look no further than Katayama san's VG-10 Damascus collection! With nearly a decade of apprenticeship under master blacksmith Saji san, Katayama san brings the best of both worlds to your kitchen.
Each knife is carefully hammer forged and features a san mai construction for durability and longevity. The 50/50 edge grind and VG10 steel with a 61 HRC ensure a sharp and long-lasting edge, while the stainless Damascus cladding adds an eye-catching touch of style.
The Kiyaki octagonal handle provides a comfortable grip, and the walnut ferrule adds a touch of natural elegance. And at only 4.6oz and 305mm in length, this knife is as lightweight and easy to handle as it is beautiful.
Don't miss your chance to own a piece of traditional Japanese craftsmanship with a modern twist. Order your Katayama Damascus knife today!
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katayamasg2&&&KY-105&&&Katayama VG10 Gyuto 240mm&&&The apprenticeship tradition is alive and well in Japan and Katayama san is a prime example. He has worked and studied under the stewardship of his boss Saji san in Echizen for the past 8 years and is now becoming an independent knife maker starting in April 2021. These beauties feature beautiful Damascus cladding and nice octagonal handles with hand-engraved kanji on the blades.
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The Kanehiro AS Bunka knives are forged by master blacksmith Yoshimi Kato along with his father and small crew. They are made with a core of Aogami Super steel which is then clad with soft stainless steel. This cladding protects most of the knife from adversely reacting with acids or moisture. In fact, they will only oxidize right along the edge, which minimizes the maintenance required by fully carbon steel blades. Knife users love Aogami Super steel because it takes an acute edge and holds it throughout prolonged use. The core steel has a high hardness rate of HRC 62-63. The blade takes on a refined rustic look with the addition of a nashiji (pear skin) treatment to the upper blade surface.
Overall fit and finish are really well achieved. The handle is a traditional hexagonal type. Please note that the dimensions will vary from knife to knife as these are completely hand made.
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kaasgy18&&&D-504&&&Kato AS Gyuto 180mm&&&Kanehiro Uchi Hamono was founded by Mr. Kintaro Kato in 1928. The company is based in one of the four famed Japanese knife making meccas, Takefu Village in Echizen. The Kanehiro Company then moved into the hands of famed blacksmith Yoshimi Kato.
The Kanehiro AS Gyuto 180mm is a fine knife made from one of our most popular steels, Aogami Super. AS is a steel derived from Aogami 2, or Blue # 2, which has been augmented with the addition of more carbon, chromium, and tungsten. It is regarded as the best of the Hitachi paper carbon steels with regard to both edge retention and its ability to be sharpened to an acute angle. The core steel is then clad with soft stainless alloy. This lamination adds strength and protects the knife from reacting with acids or moisture. You still need to take care of the exposed edge and spine. The cladding is given a nashiji (pear skin) finish.
This is a knife for smaller hands, smaller cutting boards, or smaller spaces. But do not let the label throw you. This is a big performer capable of taking on almost every normal kitchen cutting task. The shorter and lighter size of this knife gives it a nimble quality that feels fast and dare we say it...more fun! Most vegetables or proteins can be processed with a blade this size. The knife is coupled to a traditional maple octagonal handle with a walnut wood ferrule.
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&&&&&&240&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/kato-as-gyuto-210mm-147.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ kaasgy270&&&D-506KY&&&Kato AS Gyuto 240mm&&&This is a new version of an old favorite with several small changes. First, Kato-San is using a curved choil on the knife. Also, the engraving is now laser etched. Also, the handle was updated to a nice maple octagonal with improved finish. When the Kanehiro AS 240mm gyuto was introduced to Chef Knives To Go, there were few knives offering Hitachi Aogami Super carbon steel, a premier cutlery steel, coupled with the convenience of stainless steel cladding. Today enthusiasts and pros are more spoiled for choice in knives with this construction but the Kanehiro remains a favorite. The Kanehiro has earned a reputation for outstanding performance in high volume applications coupled with attractive, rustic aesthetics. These are handmade knives so dimensions may vary.
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kagibu16&&&D-708KY&&&Kato Ginsan Bunka 165mm&&&Kanehiro Uchi Hamono, founded in 1928 in Takefu Village, Echizen, Japan, is a renowned knife-making company. Originally led by Kanehiro himself, it later came under the stewardship of the esteemed blacksmith Hiroshi Kato, holder of the Certification of the Traditional Craftsmen. Recently, Yoshimi Kato, son of Hiroshi Kato, has taken over the reins of the Kanehiro Knife Company.
One of our favorite choices is the Ginsan steel due to its exceptional balance of sharpness and durability. This steel is easy to use and maintain, providing a pleasant cutting experience. The blade features a G-3 core, enveloped by a softer stainless steel cladding with an attractive nashiji (pear skin) finish. Unlike high carbon steel blades, this knife requires less rigorous cleaning and drying.
The bunka blade showcases a purposeful design with a reverse tanto-style tip and a short, tall profile. It has gained popularity for its versatile capabilities, excelling in cutting, slicing, and chopping tasks.
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kagina16&&&D-702KY&&&Kato Ginsan Nakiri 165mm&&&The nakiri is a popular knife in Japan and is gaining traction in the west as a fun and functional vegetable cutter. The characteristically oblong blade has a very flat profile for maximum edge-to-board contact. No accordion cuts around here! It is a thin blade purposefully made to avoid splitting or wedging in hard ingredients. The squared off shape also makes it a perfect shovel for food transferring.
The Japanese word nakiri translates into knife for cutting greens. The shape of nakiris differs according to the region of origin: knives in the Tokyo area are rectangular in shape, and knives in the Osaka area (like this one) are called kamagata nakiri and have a rounded corner on the far blunt side. But please do not mistake this for a cleaver as it is not intended for that singular task at all.
Kato-san makes these knives using a core of Ginsan stainless steel which is then laminated with a softer stainless steel cladding. This adds strength and durability to the blade. The outer cladding is given a very attractive pear skin finish known as nashiji. A well finished handle made from cherry wood and buffalo horn finishes off this great package.
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kagipe15&&&D-701KY&&&Kato Ginsan Petty 150mm&&&Kanehiro Ginsan knives are very well made and easy to maintain kitchen utensils. They are forged by Yoshimi Kato, son of Hiroshi Kato, from the family shop in the famed Takefu Village. This is one of the main centers of knife making in Japan and is home to some of the world’s most renowned and popular blacksmith shops.
Yoshimi Kato uses Ginsan, or Silver-3, steel as the main element of this line of blades. He heat treats the alloy to an HRC rating of 62. G3 steel is well known for its excellent edge properties. The ginsan hagane (core) is wrapped in a stainless cladding, resulting in a fully stainless steel blade which is both durable and easy to maintain. The outer cladding is given a nashiji (pear skin) finish.
This is a knife for smaller hands, smaller cutting boards, or smaller spaces. But do not let the label throw you. This is a big performer capable of taking on almost every normal kitchen cutting task. The shorter and lighter size of this knife gives it a nimble quality that feels fast and dare we say it...more fun! Most vegetables or proteins can be processed with a blade this size. The knife is coupled to a traditional cherry octagonal handle with a black pakka wood ferrule.
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kagisa16&&&D-703KY&&&Kato Ginsan Santoku 170mm&&&Blacksmith Yoshimi Kato fashions this blade out of Ginsan steel. It is also known as Silver 3 steel, Ginsanko or Gin3. Ginsanko is a stainless steel made by Hitachi Metals. It is a fine grained high carbon stainless steel that possesses a similar cutting feel and ease of sharpening of a classic carbon steel. Ginsan steel is an excellent stainless steel for forging and, in the hands of a skilled smith like Kato-san, it is a very similar alloy to white steel in terms of edge formation and sharpness.
The ginsan hagane (core) is wrapped in a stainless cladding resulting in a fully stainless steel blade which is both durable and easy to maintain. The outer cladding is given a nashiji (pear skin) finish which adds to the aesthetic appeal while aiding with food release.
The santoku knife is a really efficient all-around kitchen blade. It has an agile feel which, coupled with the tall blade height, endows the knife with a great deal of versatility in its cutting capabilities. Santoku translates to three virtues and the acts of slicing, chopping, and dicing are tackled with ease by this effective design. In fact, recently, many western chefs and home cooks have taken to the santoku as their go-to blade for most cutting tasks.
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kagisu27&&&D-707KY&&&Kato Ginsan Sujihiki 270mm&&&Sujihiki knives are two-sided slicers, as opposed to the similarly shaped single-sided yanagibas. As such they are far easier to use and sharpen. Even so, they still perform the similar task of slicing proteins in one single drawn action with ease and control. At 270mm this is a medium sized example of the breed, so it is perfect for home chefs or pros working in tight spaces.
This lovely example of a slicer is made from Ginsan stainless steel. This is Hitachi’s special stainless steel which, in the hands of a good blacksmith, can offer similar sharpness and edge retention to carbon steel. Ginsan is also known as Silver 3 or Ginsanko and it is the favored stainless steel for use in making Japanese traditional style single bevel knives. It is rare that such blades are made from any stainless steel and this shows how similar Ginsan can be to a high carbon alloy in many regards.
The inner core steel is wrapped in a stainless steel cladding that is given a very attractive pear skin finish. This finish is called nashiji in Japanese and it adds a great look to the blade while aiding with food release. A fine cherry wood octagonal handle with a black pakka wood ferrule are perfectly suited to this classic looking blade, giving a good balance in hand and a secure feel in use.
Yoshimi Kato is an experienced knife maker who has taken over his father's business. He creates high-quality knives using VG-10 stainless steel as the core and covers it with an outer cladding of soft stainless steel that has been hammer-forged to create a beautiful damascus or suminagashi pattern. The upper blade road has a nashiji finish, giving the blade a unique and eye-catching appearance. Not only is the blade easy to maintain, but it also has excellent rigidity and edge retention.
Kato-san is based in the Takefu Knife Village cooperative, home to some of the world's most renowned blade makers. With his expertise and dedication to quality, you can trust that the bunka knife he creates is a top-of-the-line tool for your kitchen.
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kavgnagy18&&&KatoNashiji-Gyuto180&&&Kato Nashiji Suminagashi Gyuto 180mm&&&Yoshimi Kato is the son of Hiroshi Kato and has worked for his father for many years. He recently took over the business and is making quality knives for us, just as his father did. He works at Takefu Knife Village cooperative, home of some of the world’s greatest blade makers.
This is about the smallest size that the gyuto style knife is made. At just 180mm, it is part petty and part santoku—not just in dimensions but in abilities and feel. People who like a shorter blade will be intrigued by this knife as it serves so many purposes and is so adroit at those many tasks.
The knife is made from VG10, a very popular stainless steel among some of the top knife making powerhouses like Shun and Myabi. The inner core of VG-10 has an outer layer of a damascus stainless steel applied in the san-mai fashion. The inner core is revealed under the damascus which then transforms to a great looking nashiji (pear skin) finish.
A traditional rosewood and pakka wood handle is a perfect match for the blade in terms of form and function. It’s a great looker and a wonderful all-around performer.
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kanasugy21&&&KatoNashiji-Gyuto210&&&Kato Nashiji Suminagashi Gyuto 210mm&&&Yoshimi Kato is the son of Hiroshi Kato and has worked for his father for many years. He recently took over the business and is making quality knives for several brands, just as his father did. He works at Takefu Knife Village cooperative, home of some of the world’s greatest blade makers.
The Kato Nashiji Suminagashi gyuto measures in at 213mm, a perfect length for most kitchens and chefs needing a compact size knife. The dimensions also make it well suited to taking on smaller ingredients or ones requiring fine detail work. It has a fairly flat belly with a gentle curve to the fine tip, so it’s good for pushers and rockers. The blade height is about 47mm which is on the short for this size knife. There is a nicely executed symmetrical 50/50 edge ground into the VG-10, a steel that will hold that sharpness very well.
The VG-10 hagane is clad in a soft multi-layer stainless steel jigane. This adds to the basic strength of the knife and protects the inner core. It also makes for a very easy to care for knife. Kato-san adds a really nice nashiji finish to the jigane which further enhances the great aesthetics of the blade. A traditional walnut octagonal handle featuring a black pakka wood ferrule completes this compelling picture.
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kanasugy24&&&KatoNashiji-Gyuto240&&&Kato Nashiji Suminagashi Gyuto 240mm&&&The most popular size gyuto among professional and home chefs is the 240mm variety. It is the perfect length for processing almost any vegetable or protein, up to the largest cuts. This knife will appeal to rock and push cutters alike. Its 50/50 grind will also be useful to both left- and right-handed users. It has a nice thin spine that tapers towards the tip and it also exhibits a fairly thin grind behind the edge.
Yoshimi Kato recently took over his father’s business and like his patriarch, is making quality knives for many brands as well as a line just for us. Kato-San works at Takefu Knife Village cooperative, located in Echizen, Japan. He makes a number of different knives various brand names including Kanehiro and Masakage. He works with several steels but one of his favorites is VG-10 stainless steel. This is one of the most popular stainless steels used by Japanese knife makers. Knives made with VG-10 alloy possess very good edge retention while having great wear and corrosion resistant properties. The inner core steel is covered with a cladding of soft stainless steel. The knife is therefore very easy to maintain. It also looks great with the nicely etched damascus lower blade which then transforms into the upper surface with its nashiji, or pear skin, finish.
A traditional rosewood and pakka wood handle are a perfect match for the blade in terms of form and function. It’s a great looker, and a great performer!
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kanasuvggy27&&&KatoNashiji-Gyuto270&&&Kato Nashiji Suminagashi Gyuto 270mm&&&Yoshimi Kato worked for his illustrious father, Hiroshi Kato, for many years before taking over the family business. He is certainly one busy blacksmith, making knives for several leading brands including Masakage and Kanehiro. This line bears his famous name and, as with all of his knives, we are very impressed with the quality of grinds, fit and finish, and overall aesthetic appeal.
This line is made from the popular stainless steel called VG-10, which is known for its great edge-taking and edge-holding characteristics. VG-10 is also known as V-Gold 10 and is a stainless steel with a high carbon content of 1%, plus trace elements that include chromium, molybdenum, vanadium, cobalt, and manganese. The steel was first created by the Takefu Special Steel Company and has now become one of the most popular stainless steels for use in kitchen cutlery. The inner core of VG-10 has an outer layer of a damascus stainless steel. The inner core is revealed under the damascus which then transforms to a great looking nashiji (pear skin) finish.
Many chefs like the added length and height that 270mm knives bring to the table. This example boasts a really nice 55mm height coupled with a full 270mm edge length. The added ease of maintenance from the VG-10 and stainless cladding makes this a perfect knife for a large busy kitchen environment.
Yoshimi Kato apprenticed under his father, Hiroshi Kato, for many years before recently taking the reins of the business. He has continued to make knives for several leading brands including Masakage and Kanehiro. This line is a new addition to his canon and we are very impressed with their quality of grinds, fit and finish, and overall aesthetic appeal. They are made from the ever popular stainless steel called VG-10, which is known for its great edge taking and holding characteristics.
VG-10 is a stainless steel with a high carbon content of 1%. Trace elements include chromium, molybdenum, vanadium, cobalt, and manganese. The steel was first created by the Takefu Special Steel Company and has now become one of the most popular stainless steels for use in kitchen cutlery. The inner core of VG-10 has an outer layer of a damascus stainless steel applied in the san-mai fashion. The inner core is revealed under the damascus which then transforms to a great-looking nashiji (pear skin) finish. It is coupled to a very good-looking rosewood octagonal handle with a pakka wood ferrule.
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kavgnana17&&&KatoNashiji-Nakiri&&&Kato Nashiji Suminagashi Nakiri 160mm&&&Nakiri knives have become very popular in the USA with both professional and home chefs. They are employed almost exclusively for cutting vegetables. The classic oblong shape is the main feature of the knife, as is its very flat blade. The shape of the nakiri bocho differs according to the region of origin. The knives in the Tokyo area are rectangular in shape, whereas the knives in the Osaka area are called kamagata nakiri and have a rounded corner on the far blunt side.
Yoshimi Kato uses the widely employed VG-10 stainless steel as the hagane (inner core) of his knives. He then covers them with an outer cladding (jigane) of a soft stainless steel which has been hammer forged to create a lovely damascus or suminagashi pattern. The damascus pattern blends into the upper blade road where a nashiji, or pear skin, finish has been applied. The resulting blade is very easy to care for and possesses great rigidity and edge retention.
We are great admirers of the work that young Kato-san is doing. He has taken up the mantle of his illustrious father and has seamlessly moved the company into its next generation. We highly recommend this fine line of great-looking and performing knives.
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kavgnape12&&&KatoNashiji-Petty120&&&Kato Nashiji Suminagashi Petty 120mm&&&Yoshimi Kato has taken the reins of the business that his father-in-law, Hiroshi started and is making some of the best blades coming out of Echizen today.
This lovely little Nashiji Suminagashi Petty is made from a popular stainless steel known as VG-10. It is favored by some of the giants in the Japanese knife industry including Shun and Miyabi. The reasons for this favor are many, and they include good edge retention as well as very high wear and corrosion-resistant characteristics. The steel is used as the inner core of this san-mai sandwich. The outer layer is a softer stainless steel which is hammer-forged to create a lovely damascus or suminagashi pattern. The damascus pattern blends into the upper blade road where a nashiji, or pear skin, finish has been applied. The resulting blade is very easy to care for and possesses great rigidity and edge retention.
This is a very short blade with big aspirations as a versatile cutting tool around the kitchen. Handheld processes are where it shines, along with the ability to take on garnishes and artistic style cutting techniques. This is a tight and rigid knife that flies through herbs and other small items. Fun and functional. The Kato Nashiji Suminagashi Petty 120mm is an easy recommendation.
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kanasupe15&&&KatoNashiji-Petty150&&&Kato Nashiji Suminagashi Petty 150mm&&&Yoshimi Kato is the son of famed blacksmith Hiroshi Kato. He worked for his father for many years before taking over the family business a few years ago. Like his father, he continues to make knives for several leading brands including Masakage and Kanehiro working from the Takefu Knife Village cooperative.
The Kato Nashiji line of blades bears the proud name of his family and lives up to the reputation that they deservedly have for making great handmade kitchen cutlery. They are constructed using a san-mai combination of VG-10 and a stainless damascus outer cladding. The VG-10 hagane is hardened to 61 HRC and, together with the stainless jigane, makes for a knife with very rugged characteristics which is also very easy to care for.
This is a classically sized and styled petty, with a blade length of about 146mm and a height at the heel of almost 30mm. It features a really nicely radiused choil and a flat cutting edge that sweeps to the fine tip almost 3/4 of the way along the blade. The blade is beautifully presented with the multi-layer damascus showing on the lower road and transforming into the upper portion which features a nashiji finish and some lovely hand engraved kanji.
Like all of the knives in this collection, the Kato Nashiji Suminagashi Petty 150mm represents a fine combination of artisanal quality and great looks at a very competitive price.
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kanasusa16&&&KatoNashiji-Santoku&&&Kato Nashiji Suminagashi Santoku 165mm&&&Following in the footsteps of an illustrious father is never an easy thing to do, but blacksmiths have done this for generations and it is a situation in which most seem to flourish and grow. Yoshimi Kato apprenticed under his father, Hiroshi Kato, for many years before recently taking the reins of the business. He has continued to make knives for several leading brands, including Masakage and Kanehiro.
He also makes several types of knives under the family name of Kato. The santoku featured here is one of his creations featuring the popular stainless steel known as VG-10. This is one of the most popular stainless steel used by Japanese knife makers. Knives made with this alloy possess very good edge retention while having wear and corrosion-resistant properties sought after by many chefs.
The Kato Nashiji Suminagashi Santoku is fairly average in its dimensions but not in its looks or performance. The inner core of VG-10 has an outer layer of a damascus stainless steel applied in the san-mai fashion. The inner core is revealed under the damascus which then transforms to a great looking nashiji (pear skin) finish. Very unusual and very striking. The addition of some finely crafted kanji and a traditional octagonal walnut octagonal handle with buffalo horn ferrule completes this very attractive package.
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kavgnasu27&&&KatoNashiji-Suji270&&&Kato Nashiji Suminagashi Sujihiki 270mm&&&Sujihikis are Japanese carving knives with a double bevel (as opposed to a yanagiba, which is a single bevel blade). The name is derived from the Japanese words suji, which means tendon, and biki, which means pull. It is a perfect implement for draw-slicing cooked proteins and soft foods like terrines and pates. The thin narrow blade allows the user to make a cut in one action thus disturbing the food as little as possible.
The Kato Nashiji Suminagashi is a line of fine cutlery that bears the proud name of the famous knife making family. It is another example of why they have their enviable reputation for making great handmade kitchen cutlery. The Nashiji Suminagashi blades are made using a san mai construct of VG-10 and a stainless damascus outer cladding. The VG-10 hagane is hardened to 61 HRC and together with the stainless jigane, makes for a knife with very rugged characteristics which is also very easy to care for.
The lovely looking blade is attached to a traditional octagonal rosewood handle with a black pakka wood ferrule. This is superior looking and performing sujihiki is made by one of the great blacksmith houses. And at this really competitive price, it is easy to recommend.
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kielcagy21&&&KEC-G210&&&Kikuichi Elite Carbon Gyuto 210mm&&&The Kikuichi Elite Carbon 210mm Gyuto is made by one of the oldest blade makers in Japan. Originating over 700 years ago, Kikuichi has been making kitchen knives for over 100 years. This knife is constructed from a mono steel SK-5 carbon alloy. This results in a blade that can take a really sharp edge while being able to sharpen up easily. The symmetrical grind on the blade is relatively thin and has a very nice distal taper beginning about 2/3 along the spine. It has a bit of flex and is light in the hand. The finely finished black pakka wood handle gives the knife a good central balance point. It is attached with a stainless steel bolster and 2 rivets.
210mm gyutos are a great choice for most chefs looking for a fast and nimble cutter. It is the perfect size for smaller kitchens and cutting boards. The steel is very stain resistant but it will discolor if not dried carefully between uses.
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kielcagy24&&&KEC-G240&&&Kikuichi Elite Carbon Gyuto 240mm&&&240mm Gyutos are among the most popular knives we sell. They are a larger blade that can handle almost any cutting or chopping jobs around the kitchen. The Kikuichi Elite Carbon is a great example of the breed. It boasts a mono steel construction of SK-5 carbon steel which has the ability to take an extremely sharp edge.
The alloy is hardened to 59 HRC. Edge retention and maintenance are strong points of this type of steel. The knife is quite light at 218g or 7.7 ounces. It has a lovely thin grind which ends in a fine distal taper towards the tip. The profile is about average for a 240mm gyuto with a nicely curved shape to the edge. This makes it perfect for users who like rocking style cutting as well as push/pull styles. It comes with a symmetrical bevel.
The very thin blade makes for a fast and light knife which is enhanced by the nicely finished pakka wood handle. These knives are quite reactive so please take care to keep them very dry between uses. After a while, a patina will form which will aid in the daily maintenance and rust resistance.
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kielcagy27&&&KEC-G270&&&Kikuichi Elite Carbon Gyuto 270mm&&&Handcrafted with centuries-old swordsmith precision by highly skilled Japanese artisans, the Elite Carbon 270mm Gyuto accommodates left- and right-handed users. Softer carbon SK-5 steel is a feature you will love at home or at work for its ease of use in slicing meats, vegetables, and fruits of almost any type. The full-length edge from tip to heel is also easier to sharpen before or after every use. This is a large knife but it may well become your most used blade with its multipurpose capabilities.
The black pakka wood Western-style handle is triple riveted with a stainless steel bolster. This creates a perfect balance that will feel just right in any size grip.
Kikuichi Elite Carbon knives are made of a mono steel soft carbon construction and can react to acids, developing some staining without some care. Over time they will slowly develop a grayish patina. Careful washing and thoroughly drying the blade after any cutting or chopping task will help prevent oxidation development. The Kikuichi 270mm Elite Gyuto is a knife with a nimble feel, classic beauty, and a fine edge profile that makes smoother cuts with less effort. This is a big knife for big jobs but one that will also find pride of place in most professional or home kitchens where size and speed matter.
The blade is coupled to a nicely finished black pakka wood handle attached with three rivets and a steel bolster. It is balanced to the rear of the bolster. Remember that this is a reactive steel so the knife must be kept very dry between uses. A nice patina will develop, however, which will aid in the general maintenance of the blade.
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kielcaho15&&&KEC-Honesuki&&&Kikuichi Elite Carbon Honesuki 150mm&&&Made with a mono-steel construction of SK-4 carbon steel, the Kikuichi Elite Carbon Honesuki is a well-made boning knife that can also be used for many other cutting tasks around the kitchen. It is a thin knife by normal honesuki standards and has an asymmetrical single bevel blade biased for right-handed users. The nicely shaped tip allows for easy entry into tight places like chicken carcasses and meat ribs. SK-4 steel is a soft carbon alloy that takes a very sharp edge. It is also a fairly easy steel to sharpen. The steel is hardened to 59-60 HRC. However, you must take extra care to keep the blade clean and dry between uses as it will rust if not given this attention.
The knife has a well-finished pakka wood handle with a metal bolster and 3 rivets. The handle gives this honesuki a slightly rearward balance point. This is a lovely boning knife made by one of the oldest sword makers in Japan.
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kielcape12&&&KEC-P120&&&Kikuichi Elite Carbon Petty 120mm&&&The Kikuichi Elite carbon Petty is a really handy knife to have around the kitchen. It is small and light and will take on so many tasks that a larger blade just cannot handle.
It is made using a mono steel construction of SK-4 carbon steel. SK-4 is a soft carbon alloy that takes a very sharp edge. It also makes for a fairly easy knife to sharpen. The steel used here is hardened to 59-60 HRC. Being made from a solid carbon steel, you must take extra care to keep the blade clean and dry between uses as it will rust if not given this attention. After a bit of time a patina will develop which will reduce the chances of corrosion and thus the required maintenance.
A nicely finished black pakka wood handle endows the knife with a good balance and feel. It is attached with a stainless steel bolster and three rivets.
Kikuichi is a knife manufacturer that can trace its roots back over 700 years with a legacy as a true samurai swordsmith. They have been producing superior kitchen knives for over 100 years. This is a very well-made and priced knife that will find favor in many professional and home kitchens.
The Kikuichi Elite Carbon Steel Petty knife is made of SK-4 soft high carbon steel in a mono-steel construction. This results in a blade that takes a really great edge and sharpens with relative ease. Of course, the steel is quite reactive so you do need to take care of keeping the knife dry and clean. Eventually a patina will form which will aid in this endeavor.
It is quite a light knife overall and the black pakka wood handle gives it a nice balance and look. 150mm petty knives are a perfect choice for most small- to medium-sized cutting and slicing jobs, especially where space is at a premium. The blade has a very nice thin grind.
The 9.75 inch blade is attached to a nicely finished pakka wood handle with 3 rivets. The edge has an 80/20 bevel. The balance is central and the knife feels light and fast. With its fine construction and sharp edge out of the box, the Kikuichi Elite Carbon Sujihiki 240mm is one of our most popular sujihikis. The HRC on this is about 60.
This is a lovely looker and great performer capable of making the thinnest slices in one single stroke. The long blade-to-height ratio minimizes food sticking and makes carving sessions a joy. It is a light blade that is well balanced out by the black pakka wood western-style handle.
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kiswwadagy21&&&KSW-G210&&&Kikuichi Swedish Warikomi Damascus Gyuto 210mm&&&Kikuichi Swedish Warikomi Damascus. This is our most popular style of knife, the 210mm gyuto. It can be used in almost every situation in a kitchen! It is small enough for some detailed work, but large enough to tackle almost anything you throw at it.
This knife is made with multiple layers of nickel and stainless AEB-L steel, which creates a beautiful damascus pattern, as well as a super strong base that takes a super sharp edge.
These knives are handmade in Sakai and have excellent fit and finish. The handles are made with rosewood and are octagonal.
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kiwana17&&&KSW-N175&&&Kikuichi Swedish Warikomi Damascus Nakiri 175mm&&&The Kikuichi knife company has been producing high quality kitchen knives for the professional market for over 100 years. In fact the original company dates back 700 years. Kikuichi was originally a manufacturer of Samurai swords that bore the Emperor's Chrysanthemum symbol as a mark of their excellence.
We have recently added a new line of high-quality Swedish Warikomi Damascus cutlery to the Kikuichi range. As the name suggests, they are fashioned from the Swedish steel known as AEB-L. This fine steel was originally developed for the razor blade industry, as it has the ability to take a very fine edge. The alloy also boasts high corrosion resistance with medium-range wear resistance. An added bonus is that it is very easy to sharpen. The inner core of AEB-L is clad with a total of 45 layers of a damascus stainless steel. This not only adds to the beauty of the knife but it also makes maintenance so much easier.
This is a classic nakiri in terms of size and shape. These knives are becoming quite popular in many Western kitchens of late. Their compact size and interesting profile have found a new legion of users in both professional and home environments. This is a vegetable cutter of the highest order. The flat edge and extra finger clearance make it a great choice for users who prefer a push-cutting style. These knives are handmade in Sakai and have excellent fit and finish. The handles are made from rosewood and are a traditional octagonal shape.
These knives are handmade in Sakai and have excellent fit and finish. The handles are made with rosewood and are octagonal.
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kiswwada&&&KSW-S180&&&Kikuichi Swedish Warikomi Damascus Santoku 180mm&&&Kikuichi Swedish Warikomi Damascus Santoku 180mm. This is a beautiful Damascus knife that holds a really sharp cutting edge with easy maintenance. The steel used in this knife is AEB-L for optimum cutting performance, and it is heat-treated to HRC 60.
Each side uses 22 layers of nickel steel and stainless steel which creates a beautiful multilayer pattern. These knives are handmade in Sakai and have excellent fit and finish. The handles are made with rosewood and are octagonal.
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kiswwadasu24&&&KSW-S240&&&Kikuichi Swedish Warikomi Damascus Sujihiki 240mm&&&The Kikuichi Swedish Warikomi Damascus knives are made from a core of AEB-L stainless steel which has a cladding of 22 layers of nickel and stainless steel applied to both sides. AEB-L was originally developed for the razor blade industry, as it has the ability to take a very fine edge. The alloy also boasts high corrosion resistance with medium-range wear resistance. An added bonus is that it is very easy to sharpen.
The phrase “beauty is only skin deep” does not apply to this great looking and performing sujihiki. At 240mm long it occupies the shorter end of the sujihiki scale, so it’s a perfect choice for users with limited board space. However, it is long enough for single-slice cuts to be performed on most ingredients. This is particularly important with fresh fish. Fewer slices equal less cellular damage and a cleaner looking cut. These also make great sushi knives for those not wanting the singular nature of the yanagiba blade. Of course, the double bevel means they are good for both left- and right-handed users.
The picture is perfected with the addition of a beautifully crafted octagonal handle made from rosewood and black pakka wood.
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The King Deluxe stones are made with aluminum oxide particles suspended in a clay matrix. This combination allows the user to feel the cutting effect and thus control the process with more precision. Using water as the lubricant, the cutting particles are constantly washed away and replaced with new sharp particles that efficiently continue the polishing or honing process.
These stones are on the soft side of the scale and as such will require resurfacing as they will dish quite quickly. They need to be soaked in water for about 15 minutes prior to use.
King stones have earned a worldwide reputation as one of the go-to waterstones and they are a natural choice for many first time practitioners of the freehand sharpening art. This is a great combo stone to “hone” your skills! And an exceptional value for such a good all-around product. Measures 185 x 63 x 25mm.&&&&&&60&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/king-combo-stone-800-6000-76.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ regiwipute&&&Reddit-1&&&Kiridashi SK5 Katakana &&&Slim Kiridashi with brass handle and saya. These make excellent, small pocket knives. They have a lovely brass handle and sheath and feature SK5 carbon steel on the edge. There is also a nice kanji stamp on the exterior sheath that says Katakana and means "Pennant Knife." Weight is only 20g and size is 127mm long by 17mm wide by 1.7mm thick. &&&&&&9.95&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/kiridashi-sk5-katakana-115.png&&&0&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ kitaoka6&&&KitaokaAO-Deba150&&&Kitaoka Blue #2 Deba 150mm&&&Hideo Kitaoka has been making knife blades for over 30 years. Over these years he has honed his craft by concentrating on perfecting his skills making just a few knife styles employing just a couple of steel types. His knives of choice are all traditional blade designs featuring a single bevel. His deba knives are among his most prized and appreciated.
The Kitaoka 150mm Deba Blue #2 is a perfect example of this dedication to his art. Fashioned in the traditional steel jacketed ‘awase’ way, these blades consist of a core ‘hagane’ steel for the cutting edge and a ‘jigane’ of soft iron for the spine and upper blade body. The hagane steel used here is Blue #2.
Blue #2 steel is made by Hitachi and sometimes called Blue Paper #2 since the steel is wrapped in blue paper when it’s sent to blacksmiths. This steel is highly regarded by blade makers and knife users. The alloy is made from Japanese pure sand irons. It has 1.10 ~1.20 high carbon with 0.20 ~0.50 Chromium and 1.00 ~1.50 Tungsten. It is manufactured at Hitachi’s Yasugi plant in Shimane Prefecture.
Aogami Blue #2 outperforms Shirogami (White Steel) in a couple of ways. Notably, better edge retention and an ability to take a more acute edge geometry. Kitaoka-san tempers his Blue Steel to an HRC of 62-63 which we think is a sweet spot for this alloy. This beautifully finished, strong blade is fitted with a nice, rosewood octagonal handle.
The Kitaoka 165mm Deba Blue #2 is a perfect example of this dedication to his art. Fashioned in the traditional steel jacketed ‘awase’ way, these blades consist of a core ‘hagane’ steel for the cutting edge and a ‘jigane’ of soft iron for the spine and upper blade body. The hagane steel used here is Blue #2.
Blue #2 steel is made by Hitachi and sometimes called Blue Paper #2 since the steel is wrapped in blue paper when it’s sent to blacksmiths. This steel is highly regarded by blade makers and knife users. The alloy is made from Japanese pure sand irons. It has 1.10 ~1.20 high carbon with 0.20 ~0.50 Chromium and 1.00 ~1.50 Tungsten. It is manufactured at Hitachi’s Yasugi plant in Shimane Prefecture.
Aogami Blue #2 outperforms Shirogami (White Steel) in a couple of ways. Notably, better edge retention and an ability to take a more acute edge geometry. Kitaoka-san tempers his Blue Steel to an HRC of 62-63 which we think is a sweet spot for this alloy. This beautifully finished, strong blade is fitted with a nice, rosewood octagonal handle.
The Kitaoka 165mm Deba is made from Blue #2 Hitachi steel. This is a very popular alloy for kitchen knives. It is the same as White #2 but with added chromium and tungsten. These elements endow the alloy with better corrosion resistance and edge retention. Remember, though, that this is a carbon steel and must be carefully cleaned and dried after use.
Aogami Blue #2 outperforms Shirogami (White Steel) in a couple of ways. Notably, it features better edge retention and an ability to take a more acute edge geometry. Kitaoka-san tempers his Blue Steel to an HRC of 62-63 which we think is a sweet spot for this alloy.
This beautifully finished, strong blade is fitted with an upgraded rosewood octagonal handle with black pakka wood ferrule.
This single-bevel knife is made specifically for left-handed users.
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ki18debl2&&&KitaokaAO-Deba180&&&Kitaoka Blue #2 Deba 180mm&&&This is the longest deba in the Kitaoka Blue #2 line of kitchen knives. It is a quintessential rendition of the classic blade shape.
Deba knives are one of the three most popular, traditional knife shapes in Japan. The deba is mainly used for cleaning and filleting fish and dressing poultry and other meats. The heaviness of the very wide spine lends stability and extra heft that is needed to cut through tough joints and bones with ease. The thick spine of the blade gradually becomes thinner towards the tip allowing for a great amount of control in manipulating the blade when filleting fish and guiding it along bones.
The Kitaoka deba is constructed from Hitachi Blue #2 steel with a jigane of soft iron. The blade has a single bevel with a mild concave back side and a lovely primary bevel on the front revealing the core hagane steel just shy of the edge. The Blue #2 core steel has a great ability to take and maintain a sharp edge. The knife is completed with a nice rosewood octagonal handle.
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The Kitaoka 180mm Deba Blue #2 is a perfect example of this dedication to his art. Fashioned in the traditional steel jacketed ‘awase’ way, these blades consist of a core ‘hagane’ steel for the cutting edge and a ‘jigane’ of soft iron for the spine and upper blade body. The hagane steel used here is Blue #2. This is the longest deba in the Kitaoka Blue #2 line of kitchen knives. It is a quintessential rendition of the classic blade shape.
Blue #2 steel is made by Hitachi and sometimes called Blue Paper #2 since the steel is wrapped in blue paper when it’s sent to blacksmiths. This steel is highly regarded by blade makers and knife users. The alloy is made from Japanese pure sand irons. It has 1.10 ~1.20 high carbon with 0.20 ~0.50 Chromium and 1.00 ~1.50 Tungsten. It is manufactured at Hitachi’s Yasugi plant in Shimane Prefecture.
The blade has a single bevel with a mild concave back side and a lovely primary bevel on the front revealing the core hagane steel just shy of the edge. The Blue #2 core steel has a great ability to take and maintain a sharp edge. The handle is rosewood octagonal.
This single-bevel knife is made specifically for left-handed users.
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ki18fubl2&&&KitaokaAO-Funayuki&&&Kitaoka Blue #2 Funayuki 180mm&&&The funayuki is a multi-purpose traditional single bevel Japanese knife. The name funayuki means "going on a boat." It comes from a custom of fishermen who used these knives to clean and prepare fish on the boat. The blade is exceptionally thin which gives it the ability to slice fish and vegetables in a very controlled and efficient manner.
Hideo Kitaoka fashions his knives out of carbon steel using the traditional jacketed ‘awase’ method. His blades consist of a core ‘hagane’ steel made from Blue #2 Aogami for the cutting edge and a ‘jigane’ of soft iron for the spine and upper blade body. The super sharp cutting edge is revealed at the bottom of the blade path. Please make sure to clean and dry these knives after use to prevent corrosion.
The knife is finished with a rosewood octagonal handle with black pakkawood ferrule. The light handle gives the knife a blade heavy balance point. This is a classic Japanese knife that has character written all over its attractive facade. Please note Kitaoka installs the machi on his knives with a gap that is called Tokyo Style. It's not a flaw it's an aesthetic choice based on a traditional way of installing the handles. See photo #4 for a visual.
The funayuki is a multi-purpose traditional single bevel Japanese knife. The name funayuki means "going on a boat." It comes from a custom of fishermen who used these knives to clean and prepare fish on the boat. The blade is exceptionally thin which gives it the ability to slice fish and vegetables in a very controlled and efficient manner. This knife requires great skill to successfully utilize without chipping. In Japan, only executive chefs are considered to possess the skills needed to handle these incredibly sharp but brittle knives.
The knife is finished with a rosewood octagonal with black pakka wood handle. This is a classic Japanese knife that has character written all over its attractively subdued facade.
This single bevel knife is made specifically for left-handed users. We also have a right-handed version available.
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ki210kibl2&&&KitaokaAO-Kiritsuke210&&&Kitaoka Blue #2 Kiritsuke 210mm&&&There is something about the shape of a kiritsuke that reminds us of a samurai sword. It has a ‘weapon’ look to it. And this knife is certainly a kitchen weapon of the highest order.
Kiritsuke knives are one of the few multipurpose traditional Japanese blades. They can be used as a yanagi for fish slicing, or as an usuba for vegetable cutting. These sword shaped knives feature a straighter edge than a yanagi and a longer blade than an usuba. In Japan the chef must be highly skilled with traditional Japanese knives in order to master this unique design correctly. In fact tradition has it that these knives are used only by the executive chefs as a symbol of status and due to its difficulty in use.
The Kitaoka 210mm Kiritsuke is made from the popular Hitachi Blue Paper #2 alloy with a soft iron jigane covering the front and spine. It is a single bevel knife and the core steel is hardened to 62-63 HRC. The back of the blade has a mild concave grind to aid in food release. The blade is very reactive so you must keep it completely dry between uses and wipe it down regularly if cutting acidic foods. The knife is intended for right-handed users only.
Comes with a nice rosewood octagonal handle. Please note Kitaoka installs the machi on his knives with a gap that is called Tokyo Style. It's not a flaw it's an aesthetic choice based on a traditional way of installing the handles. See photo #4 for a visual.
In our continued pursuit of meeting the needs of professional chefs and avid home cooks, we are very pleased to offer these great knives made by Hideo Kitaoka and his team of skilled craftsmen. Kitaoka-san has this to say about the process: “Traditional handicraftsmen requires us to acquire one skill at a time and we have to learn it with our hands and body. I make Deba and Japanese knives mainly, and I would like to try my best to make amazingly sharp and ‘cut that-makes-you-feel-great’ knives as the 3rd generation (of my business family).”
We believe that this knife, together with his other knives in this collection, are proof of his dedication and skill to the fine art of blade smith and knife maker. Please note these knives have a gapped machi comonly referred to as Tokyo Style. It is mostly for aesthetics. It is not a defect. Please refer to photo #4 to see how this looks. Most of his knives feature this.
The knife comes with a nice, upgraded rosewood octagonal handle.
The beautifully finished blade is made from Aogami Blue #2 steel with a soft iron outer layer (jigane). The steel is hardened to 62-63 Rockwell and has a single bevel ground into the right hand side of the blade. This is strictly a right handed user knife. Care must be taken with the cleaning and drying of the knife to prevent corrosion.
There is something about a kiritsuke that excites many knife users. The blade profile is slim and purposeful looking. The knife’s multi tasking ability is something many chefs are drawn to. This is a knife for experienced users. In fact, only the top executive chefs in Japanese restaurants are considered proficient enough to handle it.
Are you up to the task? If so you might find that this knife becomes your go-to blade for most of your kitchen cutting and slicing duties. Please note Kitaoka installs the machi on his knives with a gap that is called Tokyo Style. It's not a flaw, it's an aesthetic choice based on a traditional way of installing the handles. See photo #4 for a visual.
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kibl2mide21&&&KitaokaAO-Mioroshi210&&&Kitaoka Blue #2 Mioroshi Deba 210mm&&&This beautifully made Mioroshi-style deba is forged from Blue #2 that has been clad in soft iron to increase durability and strength. The Blue #2 is capable of taking acute and highly refined edges, and is also known for its edge retention. The Mioroshi style means that the knife is made thinner, and typically shorter than a traditional deba. Therefore this style is a bit smaller, lighter and far more nimble than a standard deba. The engraving on these knives is done by hand.
Like most debas, this is a single bevel edge, and requires a different skill set to use and sharpen. The handle is octagonal and made from rosewood, and sports a black pakkawood ferrule. Fit and finish on the handle as well as the blade is very well done.
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kibl2mide24&&&KitaokaAO-Mioroshi240&&&Kitaoka Blue #2 Mioroshi Deba 240mm&&&This beautifully made Mioroshi-style deba is forged from Blue #2 that has been clad in soft iron to increase durability and strength. The Blue #2 is capable of taking acute and highly refined edges, and is also known for its edge retention. The Mioroshi style means that the knife is made thinner, and typically shorter than a traditional deba. Therefore this style is a bit smaller, lighter and far more nimble than a standard deba. The engraving on these knives is done by hand.
Like most debas, this is a single bevel edge, and requires a different skill set to use and sharpen. The handle is octagonal and made from rosewood, and sports a black pakkawood ferrule. Fit and finish on the handle as well as the blade is very well done.
The usuba is designed for cutting vegetables. It has a single grind and features a fairly thin profile. The word Usuba translates to 'thin cutting edge'. The fine blade and slender spine minimizes the crushing of the vegetables' fibers, leaving a sharp shiny surface on the cut side. This is the knife used by experienced chefs to perform the difficult 'katsuramuki' rotary peeling technique.
The Kitaoka 180mm Usuba Blue #2 has a 'higashigata' style blade made popular in the Kanto area of Japan. This features a rectangular profile with squared off corners. It has a completely flat cutting edge so that it ends up flush to the board when slicing. It is a fairly stout knife with a blade heavy bias. This extra weight maximizes the efficiency of the cutting style called 'utsu', where the blade is kept parallel to the board and moved to the far side while allowing the weight of the knife to cut straight down through the produce. Please note the handle is installed Tokyo Style with the machi exposed. See photo #4.
The usuba knife has a humble look as compared to other Japanese blade designs, but don't let that look deceive you. This is a knife that requires great skill to to master.
The Kitaoka 180mm Usuba Blue #2 has a 'higashigata' style blade made popular in the Kanto area of Japan. This features a rectangular profile with squared off corners. It has a completely flat cutting edge so that it ends up flush to the board when slicing. It is a fairly stout knife with a blade heavy bias. This extra weight maximizes the efficiency of the cutting style called 'utsu', where the blade is kept parallel to the board and moved to the far side while allowing the weight of the knife to cut straight down through the produce.
This knife is made with a core steel of Aogami Blue #2 and covered on one side with a soft iron layer. The resulting blade is susceptible to corrosion so it requires careful drying after use. A traditional Ho wood handle with a D-shaped profile completes the package.
This single bevel knife is made specifically for left handed users. We also have a right handed version available.
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ki21yabl2&&&KitaokaAO-Yanagi210&&&Kitaoka Blue #2 Yanagiba 210mm&&&Born in 1950, knife smith Hideo Kitaoka works in Takefu Village, Echizen, in Fukui Prefecture. He specializes in the production of high quality, traditional Japanese blades. In 1980, Echizen was the first production center for forged blades to be awarded the nationally recognized Traditional Craft Product accolade. Blades have been hand-forged there since the Muromachi period (1392-1573).
This 210mm yanagiba is a short knife for the breed. Yanagibas are used for slicing fish and other proteins and are therefore preferred with a long blade. This knife is perfect for home chefs or instances where space is limited.
Kitaoka forges his knives from Hitachi Blue paper #2 steel hardened to 63-64 HRC. This high carbon Blue steel is white steel with chromium and tungsten added to it. Blue #2 has the same amount of carbon as white #2. The added chromium and tungsten lead to better corrosion resistance and edge retention (as well as deeper hardening). This does come at the cost of being more difficult to sharpen and not taking quite as keen of an edge. Blue steel also tends to be a little more brittle than its white counterpart.
The knife is finished with a nice rosewood octagonal handle with black pakka wood ferrule. Please note that Kitaoka installs the machi on his knives with a gap that is called Tokyo Style. It's not a flaw, it's an aesthetic choice based on a traditional way of installing the handles. See photo #4 for a visual.
Yanagi are single-beveled, which means that only one side of the blade edge is sharpened, and the other side is slightly concave in shape. The back side is curved to prevent fish from sticking to the blade. These blades are thicker than the average Western knife, but still considered relatively thin by Japanese standards.
Kitaoka-san has been forging high end kitchen blades for 30 years. Although a relative newcomer to the ancient art of blade and knife making, he has gained a first class reputation among his peers and professional chefs for his skills in forging and shaping wonderful blades in the traditional style.
This is a lovely yanagiba with a beautiful satin finished one sided blade. These knives are finished with a rosewood octagonal Japanese style handle and black pakka wood ferrule. This type of handle creates a knife with overall lightness and a blade-forward balance--just what is needed in a yanagiba. There should be no need for downward pressure as the knife is pulled backwards to make the clean slice. Please note Kitaoka installs the machi on his knives with a gap that is called Tokyo Style. It's not a flaw it's an aesthetic choice based on a traditional way of installing the handles. See photo #2 for a visual.
Kitaoka-san has been forging high-end kitchen blades for 30 years. Although a relative newcomer to the ancient art of blade and knife making, he has gained a first class reputation among his peers and professional chefs for his skills in forging and shaping wonderful blades in the traditional style.
Kitaoka only makes traditional Japanese knives. He has put all his time and effort into perfecting a few skills and knife styles rather than attempting to be a general practitioner of all blades and steels. The blade is fashioned from Hitachi Blue paper #2 steel. This popular alloy has extra chromium and tungsten added which differentiates it from its White #2 sibling. The blade is single beveled so the back side is almost flat with just a slight concave profile. This aids in food release and the ability to guide the blade through the soft flesh in a precise and single stroke action.
As of 4/6/2018 This lovely blade comes with a traditional Japanese Rosewood Octagonal handle with black Pakka wood ferrule.
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kitaoka3&&&KitaokaAO-Yanagi240LEFT&&&Kitaoka Blue #2 Yanagiba 240mm Lefty&&&The Yanagiba is a traditional Japanese blade that is only sharpened on one side. This is known as “single bevel.” Traditionally used for slicing sashimi, they are equally at home with a roast beef, hams, or other cooked boneless proteins.
Yanagi are single-beveled, which means that only one side of the blade edge is sharpened, and the other side is slightly concave in shape. The back side is curved to prevent fish from sticking to the blade. These blades are thicker than the average Western knife, but still considered relatively thin by Japanese standards. This single bevel knife is made specifically for left handed users. We also have a right handed version available.
This is a lovely yanagiba with a beautiful satin finished one sided blade. These knives are finished with a nice rosewood octagonal handle.
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ki27yabl2&&&KitaokaAO-Yanagi270&&&Kitaoka Blue #2 Yanagiba 270mm&&&The Kitaoka 270mm Yanagiba Blue #2 occupies the sweet spot in yanagiba lengths. Perfect for most sushi and protein slicing in almost every environment. The blade is long enough for a one-movement pull cut, essential for preparing sushi where a sawing action would destroy the delicate flesh and result in an unattractive slice.
Kitaoka only makes traditional Japanese knives. He has put all his time and effort into perfecting a few skills and knife styles rather than attempting to be a general practitioner of all blades and steels. His steel of choice is Aogami Blue #2. A high carbon alloy with added chromium and tungsten. These elements impart a toughness to the steel and aid in edge retention and overall durability. The alloy is hardened to 63-64 HRC. Of course the blade is going to be reactive so please make sure to thoroughly dry it after every use.
Comes with a rosewood octagonal handle. Please note Kitaoka installs the machi on his knives with a gap that is called Tokyo Style. It's not a flaw it's an aesthetic choice based on a traditional way of installing the handles. See photo #4 for a visual.
The 300mm yanagi featured here is a perfect size for users with lots of board space looking for the best slicing experience achievable using one single pull stroke. This cutting style is essential in sushi preparation as it ensures that the delicate flesh of the fish is left completely unharmed by the bruising forces of a blunt blade or sawing action.
The blade is fashioned from Hitachi Blue paper #2 steel. This popular alloy has extra chromium and tungsten added which differentiates it from its White #2 sibling. The blade is single-beveled so the back side is almost flat with just a slight concave profile. This aids in food release and the ability to guide the blade through the soft flesh in a precise and single stroke action.
This knife comes with a traditional rosewood octagonal handle. Once you go yanagiba, you’ll never go back. Please note Kitaoka installs the machi on his knives with a gap that is called Tokyo Style. It's not a flaw, it's an aesthetic choice based on a traditional way of installing the handles. See photo #4 for a visual.
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The 300mm Yanagi featured here is a perfect size for users with lots of board space looking for the best slicing experience achievable using one single pull stroke. This cutting style is essential in sushi preparation as it ensures that the delicate flesh of the fish is left completely unharmed by the bruising forces of a blunt blade or sawing action.
This single bevel knife is made specifically for left handed users. We also have a right handed version available. Please note the knife is handled with a rosewood octagonal handle with black pakka wood ferrule. It's the one you see in the photo not the old one in the video.
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kidade16wh1&&&KitaokaSumi-Deba165&&&Kitaoka Damascus W#1 Deba 165mm&&&Kitaoka Damascus Deba 165mm White #1. Working in Takefu Village, Echizen, Kitaoka San specializes in the production of high-quality kitchen knives. As with all the knives in this collection, the cutting edges are forged from Hitachi White Paper #1 steel, a high-carbon alloy that is very hard but not so brittle as one would expect. The outer layers of the blades are formed of many-layered Damascus steel, which is called "Suminagashi" in Japanese. The blades' hardness is 63-64 HRC. These knives are not stainless steel so care needs to be taken with cleaning and drying the knife after use.
The deba is traditionally used for filleting fish as well as cutting chicken, pork, and beef. Its heaviness and thickness allow for easy chopping through fish bones, while its ability to take on an extremely sharp edge allows for delicate work and the filleting of even the smallest fish.
We highly recommend Mr. Kitaoka's knives for anyone making traditional Japanese cuisine.
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kidade18wh1&&&KitaokaSumi-Deba180&&&Kitaoka Damascus W#1 Deba 180mm&&&Knifesmith Hideo Kitaoka hails from Takefu Village, Fukui Province where he specializes in the production of high-quality kitchen knives. As with all the knives in this collection, the cutting edges are forged from Hitachi White Paper #1 steel, a high-carbon alloy that is very hard but not so brittle as one would expect. The outer layers of the blades are formed of many-layered Damascus steel, which is called "Suminagashi" in Japanese. The blades' hardness is 63-64 HRC. These knives are not stainless steel so care needs to be taken with cleaning and drying the knife after use.
The deba is traditionally used for filleting fish as well as cutting chicken, pork, and beef. Its heaviness and thickness allow for easy chopping through fish bones, while its ability to take on an extremely sharp edge allows for delicate work and the filleting of even the smallest fish.
This deba has a blade length of 183mm so it is suitable for medium sized fish and cuts of protein. It is sharpened from one side only with a slightly concave back side. It is quite a heavy knife at 11.6oz which is normal for a deba. The balance point is fairly forward. It has a very thick spine of over 8mm which tapers to a beautiful primary bevel. The elegant handle is made of rosewood, and the ferrule is black pakka wood.
We highly recommend Mr. Kitaoka's knives for anyone making traditional Japanese cuisine.
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kidafu18wh1&&&KitaokaSumi-Funayuki&&&Kitaoka Damascus W#1 Funayuki 180mm&&&A versatile all round knife, the funayuki style of knife was traditionally used on Japanese fishing boats to prepare meals at sea and perform a range of cleaning and prep jobs. The word funayuki literally means “going on a boat”! These are extremely thin blades and in Japan, typically only executive chefs are permitted to use this style of knife because it can easily chip in less skilled hands.
The Kitaoka Damascus Funayuki is constructed with a core of Hitachi White Paper #1 steel which is covered with 12 layers of a softer carbon steel in a damascus style. It has a traditional Japanese single bevel profile, which is sharpened on one side. The back side is given a slightly concave profile to aid in food release. The single bevel allows for a potentially sharper edge than would be found on a double bevel knife.
Hideo Kitaoka has been hand-forging classic Japanese kitchen knives for over 30 years from his small shop in Takefu Village, Echizen in Fukui Prefecture. He is well known for his beautiful and skillful use of the Suminagashi (Damascus) cladding technique. The 12-layer Damascus cladding protects and strengthens the inner core steel, which is hardened to 63-64 HRC. These blades are capable of taking a screaming sharp edge and holding it through hours of work. This lovely funayuki is finished with a classic octagonal rosewood handle and black pakka wood ferrule.
Kitaoka-san has been making high end Japanese knives for over 30 years. This particular line of knives have a cutting edge which is formed from Hitachi white paper #1 a high-carbon steel known for its hardness and superior edge retention. He forges these knives to 63-64 HRC. A 12-layer cladding of softer carbon steel is applied resulting in Suminagashi finish that adds to the beauty and strength of the blade. Kiritsuke knives are traditionally sharpened on one side only, with the reverse side featuring a slight concave profile. This geometry is suitable for right-handed users only.
The use of high carbon steel necessitates care with maintenance and drying of the knife after use to prevent corrosion or discoloration. The beautiful sword-like blade is complemented by a traditional octagonal handle made from rosewood and black pakka wood for the ferrule. This is a wonderful multi-purpose knife, but one that requires skill to extract the full potential.
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kidaki24wh1&&&KitaokaSumi-Kiritsuke240&&&Kitaoka Damascus W#1 Kiritsuke 240mm&&&The kiritsuke is a large multi-purpose kitchen knife. People are fascinated by its diamond-shaped tip which gives the blade a sword-like appearance. Classically kirituske are single grind knives and although some makers make double-grind knives that look like them, only a single grind knife would be considered a true kiritsuke. The shape and size of the knife endow it with a dual personality. It can be used like an usuba for the cutting of vegetables or as a yanagiba to slice raw fish. These are knives that require skill to use correctly and are therefore reserved for executive chefs in Japanese kitchens.
The Kitaoka Damascus Kiritsuke is a completely handmade knife, forged by Hideo Kitaoka in his small workshop in Takefu Village. The core construction of the blade uses Shirogami #1 steel with a multilayer cladding of soft carbon steel, which forms a beautiful Damascus pattern and enhances the strength and durability of the knife. As with all single bevel knives it is a single-handed design, this particular blade being suitable for right-handed users only. The carbon blade also requires care with cleaning and drying to reduce the chances of corrosion and discoloration.
A traditional octagonal handle made from rosewood with a black pakka wood ferrule completes the package. We really like this series of knives and thoroughly recommend them to any cook or chef looking for fine craftsmanship and performance in their kitchen knives.
The White #1 line of knives have a cutting edge which is formed from Aogami #1, a high-carbon steel known for its hardness and superior edge retention. He hardens these knives to 63-64 HRC. A beautifully forged 12-layer cladding of softer carbon steel is applied resulting in a stunning damascus finish that adds to the beauty and strength of the blade. Traditional kiritsuke knives are sharpened on one side only, with the reverse side featuring a slight concave profile. Because the edge is sharpened on the left side of the blade, this knife is only suitable for right-hand users.
The shape and size of a kiritsuke result in a knife with a dual personality. It can be used like a usuba for the cutting of vegetables or as a yanagiba to slice raw fish. But it should be noted that these types of knives require skill to use effectively and are therefore usually reserved for executive chefs in Japanese kitchens. The beautiful blade is made more so by the addition of a traditional octagonal handle made from rosewood and black pakka wood for the ferrule.
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kidaus16&&&KitaokaSumi-Usuba165&&&Kitaoka Damascus W#1 Usuba 165mm&&&The Kitaoka Damascus White #1 Usuba is a beautiful knife however you judge it. Master Blacksmith Hideo Kitaoka makes his blades in the famed Takefu Village located in Echizen, Fukui Prefecture. This is one of the oldest places in Japan for the forging of knives and swords, and this particular knife line holds true to these ancient principles and design ethics. These are single bevel blades, and as such require a higher understanding of the art of cutting and slicing, as well as sharpening.
Usuba knives are designed for cutting vegetables and rotary peeling. Their dead flat edge contacts the board at all points so that accordion cuts are avoided. The name usuba translates to thin edge. This is not only a great performer but it is a visually stunning knife too. The damascus is some of the best we have seen and the fit and finish is exemplary. Blade performance is equally impressive. With a hardness rating of 63-64 Rockwell, these edges will hold their sharpness for a long time while being less brittle than other carbon steel blades.
The blade is mated to a really well finished octagonal handle made from rosewood and black pakka wood.
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kidawh1us18&&&KitaokaSumi-Usuba180&&&Kitaoka Damascus W#1 Usuba 180mm&&&The Kitaoka Damascus White #1 Usuba is a beautiful knife however you judge it. Master Blacksmith Hideo Kitaoka makes his blades in the famed Takefu Village located in Echizen, Fukui Prefecture. This is one of the oldest places in Japan for the forging of knives and swords, and this particular knife line holds true to these ancient principles and design ethics. These are single bevel blades, and as such require a higher understanding of the art of cutting and slicing, as well as sharpening.
Usuba knives are designed for cutting vegetables and rotary peeling. Their dead flat edge contacts the board at all points so that accordion cuts are avoided. The name usuba translates to "thin edge". This is not only a great performer but it is a visually stunning knife too. The Damascus cladding is some of the best we have seen and the fit and finish is exemplary. Blade performance is equally impressive. With a hardness rating of 63-64 Rockwell, these edges will hold their sharpness for a long time while being less brittle than other carbon steel blades.
The blade is mated to a really well finished octagonal handle made from rosewood and black pakka wood.
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kidaya24wh1&&&KitaokaSumi-Yanagi240&&&Kitaoka Damascus W#1 Yanagiba 240mm&&&When preparing fish for sushi it is imperative to minimize the damage caused to the cellular structure of the ingredient. The yanagiba is designed solely for the purpose of slicing the thinnest pieces of fish, with a minimum of sticking and tearing. Several important criteria have to be met to satisfy these conditions. The blade needs to be long and thin so that the slice can be made with a single pulling cut. The thinness allows for the cutting to be achieved with very little downforce. The back side of the blade features a very slight concave profile to easily detach the sliced piece from the blade after cutting.
The Kitaoka Damascus Yanagiba featured here has a blade length of 240mm, which is perfectly suited for sushi preparation in places with limited space, while still allowing for a single cutting action. Due to the one-sided bevel this is a knife suited to right-hand users only.
The core steel of Hitachi White Paper #1 is clad with multiple layers of a softer carbon steel, creating a beautiful Damascus pattern, while protecting and strengthening the Higane. Care must be taken to clean and dry this knife during and after use to prevent discoloration or corrosion.
The Kitaoka Damascus Yanagiba is one of the finest sushi knives we sell and is recommended to any home or professional chef looking for a finely crafted and effective slicing tool.
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kidaya27wh1&&&KitaokaSumi-Yanagi270&&&Kitaoka Damascus W#1 Yanagiba 270mm&&&The yanagiba is a knife used to slice boneless fish fillets into sashimi and toppings for other sushi dishes. The slender and long blade is intended to cut slices in a single drawing stroke. It requires minimal pressure to achieve the slice which avoids stress and cell destruction of the fish. Expert sushi chefs can actually employ different cutting techniques to enhance the esthetics and flavors of each type of fish.
Hideo Kitaoka crafts his fine blades from his small shop in Takefu Village, where he has honed his skills for the past 30 years. These are completely handmade knives exuding quality, great looks, and soul. Kitaoka-san explains his passion: "There have been many times when I've felt frustrated, but it is fun to make 10 or 20 knives with the same shape, by simply pounding a hammer on a red-hot iron lump. I think that's what the mind of a craftsman is."
This particular yanagiba is constructed using the popular White #1 steel or Shiro-Ko 1. This steel is identical to Blue #1 except for the absence of chromium and tungsten, so it is pretty much a pure carbon steel. Because of this it takes an extremely fine edge and is a very popular knife steel for Japanese cutlery. It has great edge retention and can be hardened to a high working hardness, in this case 63-64 HRC.
This Kitaoka Damascus Yanagiba has a blade length of 270mm and is the perfect size for most chefs and kitchens. It comes with a lovely rosewood and black pakka wood octagonal handle.
The Kitaoka Damascus Yanagiba is made entirely by hand. It is forged by Hideo Kitaoka in his small workshop in Takefu Village.
Shirogami #1 steel is used in the core construction of the blade with a multilayer hagane (or cladding) of soft carbon steel outside. This is forged into a beautiful Damascus pattern which enhances the strength and durability of the knife. It is a single handed design, as is the case with all single bevel knives, this one being suitable for right-handed users only. Like all similar constructions, the carbon blade requires care with cleaning and drying to reduce the chances of corrosion and discoloration. The beautiful slim blade is complimented by a traditional octagonal handle made from rosewood and black Pakka wood for the ferule.
Of course this is primarily intended as a sushi knife, though other raw or cooked boneless proteins can be sliced with it. The most important aspect of which is to ensure that the fish is cut with a single and light action,thus minimizing the damage caused to the cellular structure of the ingredient which would result from the use of a rough sawing action. The added length of the 300mm blade makes this task easier than with a shorter variety. Of course you do need some serious board space to utilize its full size.
The Kitaoka Damascus Yanagiba is a very fine sushi knife that is easy to recommended to any home or professional chef in search of a superbly crafted and gorgeous looking Japanese slicing knife.
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The Kitayama whetstone has a grit rating of 8,000 but some stores claim that it is 12,000. The reason for this confusion is that the stone "seems" like a higher grit. We use the actual rating on the stone. Kitayama stones contain Magnesium salts that will dissolve in water so it is recommended that you do not leave the stone in water for long periods of time. Just splash water on it and start sharpening.
We recently switched these stones to the baseless version after our customers voted 10 to 1 in favor of the baseless version. The baseless stone allows you to sharpen on both sides.
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ststkitoseto&&&Tong-Set&&&Kitchen Tongs 2pc Set Sale!&&&These kitchen tongs are constructed with high quality stainless steel. They are sturdy, heat resistance, anti-rust, anti-corrosion, light-weight and easy to handle. Sizes are 9 and 12 inch.
They lock for easy storage in a drawer or you can hang them on the loop tab. The silicon tong tip is heat resistance and won’t scratch your pans. Dishwasher safe.
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knstst&&&Straightener&&&Knife Straightening Stick&&&Most Japanese knives that we sell are clad with softer iron or stainless steel and these knives often can bend if you apply lateral pressure to them. Most blacksmiths and knife shops are familiar with this simple but effective tool that is used to straighten knives. Made with hard maple this is a good item to have if you collect Japanese knives.
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He has chosen to work with SG2 as basis of these first offerings. SG2 is renowned for its super dense grain structure and purity. These attributes make it harder and less brittle than other similar steels. This results in a knife that has the ability to take and retain a very fine edge. It is also incredibly durable. The inner core of SG2 is clad with a softer stainless steel for added protection and to make sharpening easier.
The bunka is a wonderful all-around slicer and dicer that is becoming a first choice blade in many home kitchens. Its tall blade gives the increased finger-to-board clearance while its shorter length makes it ideal for handling a wide variety of produce and proteins.
The knife comes with an unusual seven-sided handle made from dyed lacquer coated pakka wood.
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kobayashi&&&KSG2D-B170&&&Kobayashi SG2 Damascus Bunka 170mm&&&Kobayashi SG2 Damascus Bunka 170mm. Kei Kobayashi is a young blacksmith who, until now, was mainly involved in knife sharpening and finishing. He's done some excellent knives for us over the past year and this is another beauty!
He has picked SG2 as the first steel he will be offering. The super dense grain structure and purity of SG2 make it both harder and yet less brittle than other similar steels. So we have a knife with the ability to take and retain a very fine edge that is also incredibly durable. It is this combination of outstanding edge performance and toughness that results in SG2 being considered by many to be one of the world’s best blade materials for use in kitchen knives. The inner core of SG2 is clad with a softer stainless steel for added protection.
These are lasers in the true sense of the word. They are super thin and very well finished. The spine and choil areas have been nicely rounded and the stainless jigane and comes with a beautiful damascus cladding on the knife. The knife comes with a very nice walnut octagonal handle with maple ferrule. This is an impressive knife!
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kosg2dagy21&&&KSG2D-G210&&&Kobayashi SG2 Damascus Gyuto 210mm&&&Kobayashi SG2 Damascus Gyuto 210mm. Kei Kobayashi is a young blacksmith who, until now, was mainly involved in knife sharpening and finishing. He's done some excellent knives for us over the past year and this is another beauty!
He has picked SG2 as the first steel he will be offering. The super dense grain structure and purity of SG2 make it both harder and yet less brittle than other similar steels. So we have a knife with the ability to take and retain a very fine edge that is also incredibly durable. It is this combination of outstanding edge performance and toughness that results in SG2 being considered by many to be one of the world’s best blade materials for use in kitchen knives. The inner core of SG2 is clad with a softer stainless steel for added protection.
These are lasers in the true sense of the word. They are super thin and very well finished. The spine and choil areas have been nicely rounded and the stainless jigane and comes with a beautiful damascus cladding on the knife. The knife comes with a very nice rosewood octagonal handle with maple ferrule. This is an impressive knife!
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kosg2dagy24&&&KSG2D-G240&&&Kobayashi SG2 Damascus Gyuto 240mm&&&Kobayashi SG2 Damascus Gyuto 240mm. Kei Kobayashi is a young blacksmith who, until now, was mainly involved in knife sharpening and finishing. He's done some excellent knives for us over the past year, and this is another beauty!
He has picked SG2 as the first steel he will be offering. The super-dense grain structure and purity of SG2 make it both harder and less brittle than other similar steels. So we have a knife with the ability to take and retain an excellent edge that is also incredibly durable. This combination of outstanding edge performance and toughness results in SG2 being considered by many to be one of the world’s best blade materials for use in kitchen knives. The inner core of SG2 is clad with softer stainless steel for added protection.
These are lasers in the true sense of the word. They are super thin and very well finished. The spine and choil areas have been nicely rounded, and the stainless jigane comes with a beautiful Damascus cladding on the knife. The knife comes with a very nice walnut octagonal handle with maple ferrule. This is an impressive knife!
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kosg2dana16&&&KSG2D-N160&&&Kobayashi SG2 Damascus Nakiri 160mm&&&Kei Kobayashi is a new blacksmith who is making knives for the first time in his career. Until recently he has been working as a sharpener/finisher for a couple of leading blacksmiths, but is now forging himself. The Kobayashi SG2 Damascus Nakiri 165mm is one of the first of his creations. Bearing in mind his short time at the forge, we are extremely impressed by this and the other knives making up his new line.
He has chosen to work with SG2 as the basis of these first offerings. SG2 is renowned for its super dense grain structure and purity. These attributes make it harder and less brittle than other similar steels. This results in a knife that has the ability to take and retain a very fine edge. It is also incredibly durable. The inner core of SG2 is clad with a softer stainless damascus steel for added protection and to make sharpening easier.
The nakiri is a do-it-all vegetable cutting machine and is a wonderful all-around push cutter, slicer, and dicer that is becoming a popular blade in many home kitchens. Its tall height gives increased finger-to-board clearance while its shorter length makes it ideal for handling a wide variety of produce and proteins.
The knife comes with an ultra comfortable and well finished walnut octagonal handle with maple ferrule and nice finish.
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kosg2dape15&&&KSG2D-P150&&&Kobayashi SG2 Damascus Petty 150mm&&&Kobayashi SG2 Damascus Petty 150mm. Kei Kobayashi is a young blacksmith who, until now, was mainly involved in knife sharpening and finishing. He's done some excellent knives for us over the past year and this is another beauty!
He has picked SG2 as the first steel he will be offering. The super dense grain structure and purity of SG2 make it both harder and yet less brittle than other similar steels. So we have a knife with the ability to take and retain a very fine edge that is also incredibly durable. It is this combination of outstanding edge performance and toughness that results in SG2 being considered by many to be one of the world’s best blade materials for use in kitchen knives. The inner core of SG2 is clad with a softer stainless steel for added protection.
These are lasers in the true sense of the word. They are super thin and very well finished. The spine and choil areas have been nicely rounded and the stainless jigane and comes with a beautiful damascus cladding on the knife. The knife comes with a very nice walnut octagonal handle with maple ferrule. This is an impressive knife!
He has picked SG2 as the first steel he will be offering. The super dense grain structure and purity of SG2 make it both harder and yet less brittle than other similar steels. So we have a knife with the ability to take and retain a very fine edge that is also incredibly durable. It is this combination of outstanding edge performance and toughness that results in SG2 being considered by many to be one of the world’s best blade materials for use in kitchen knives. The inner core of SG2 is clad with a softer stainless steel for added protection.
These are lasers in the true sense of the word. They are super thin and very well finished. The spine and choil areas have been nicely rounded and the stainless jigane and comes with a beautiful damascus cladding on the knife. The knife comes with a very nice walnut octagonal handle with maple ferrule. This is an impressive knife!
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kosg2gy21&&&Kobayashi-Gyuto210&&&Kobayashi SG2 Gyuto 210mm&&&Kei Kobayashi is a young blacksmith who, until now, was mainly involved in knife sharpening and finishing. He had never made complete blades before these, which makes the achievement even more remarkable, because they are really fine knives!
He has picked SG2 as the first steel he will be offering. The super dense grain structure and purity of SG2 make it both harder and yet less brittle than other similar steels. So we have a knife with the ability to take and retain a very fine edge that is also incredibly durable. It is this combination of outstanding edge performance and toughness that results in SG2 being considered by many to be one of the world’s best blade materials for use in kitchen knives. The inner core of SG2 is clad with a softer stainless steel for added protection.
These are lasers in the true sense of the word. They are super thin and very well finished. The spine and choil areas have been nicely rounded and the stainless jigane has been given a fine hairline finish. This emphasizes the exposed hagane at the edge. An unusual seven-sided handle made from a single piece of lacquer-treated wood rounds out this picture of a great gyuto. This is an impressive start to a new blacksmithing career!
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kosg2gy24&&&Kobayashi-Gyuto240&&&Kobayashi SG2 Gyuto 240mm&&&We are always looking out for new stuff here at CKTG, whether it’s original and unique products or exciting new talents entering the world of knife making. We love giving these young, and sometimes not so young, blacksmiths a path to show the world what wonderful things they can do with a piece of steel.
We are very excited to introduce you to a new smith who is making knives for the first time in his career. Kei Kobayashi has, up till now, been a very talented sharpener and finisher working for a couple of the top blacksmiths. But he recently branched out into knifemaking himself and these knives are the first of his offerings to reach these shores. Considering his short time at the forge we have to say that we are extremely impressed.
Kobayashi-san is using the wonderful PM steel known as SG2 for these knives and this pleases us greatly. We are big fans of this high tech steel for many reasons, none less than its outstanding edge performance and toughness together with its ability to take a super fine edge. The core of SG2 is encased in a jigane of a soft stainless steel to protect the core and also make sharpening much easier. The outer layer is given a fine hairline finish to contrast with the polished SG2 edge steel.
These knives are real lasers. They are very thin and light and have a wonderful feel on the cutting board. The perfect balance of the knife is achieved with the use of a very unusual seven-sided one-piece handle made from pakka wood which is finished with a great feeling lacquer treatment.
We are excited to offer these new knives to our customers while enabling this young smith to sing his song, which so far is note perfect!
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kosg2na16&&&Kobayashi-Nakiri&&&Kobayashi SG2 Nakiri 165mm&&&Kei Kobayashi is a new blacksmith who is making knives for the first time in his career. Until recently he has been working as a sharpener/finisher for a couple of leading blacksmiths, but is now forging himself. The Kobayashi SG2 Nakiri 165mm is one of the first of his creations. Bearing in mind his short time at the forge, we are extremely impressed by this and the other knives making up his new line.
He has chosen to work with SG2 as basis of these first offerings. SG2 is renowned for its super dense grain structure and purity. These attributes make it harder and less brittle than other similar steels. This results in a knife that has the ability to take and retain a very fine edge. It is also incredibly durable. The inner core of SG2 is clad with a softer stainless steel for added protection and to make sharpening easier.
The nakiri is a do it all vegetable cutting machine and is a wonderful all-around push cutter, slicer and dicer that is becoming a popular choice blade in many home kitchens. Its tall blade gives increased finger to board clearance while its shorter length makes it ideal for handling a wide variety of produce and proteins.
The knife comes with an uber comfortable seven-sided handle made from dyed lacquer coated pakka wood.
He uses a core of SG2 which is laminated with a soft stainless steel to protect and add strength and ductility to the harder core steel. The outer layer is treated to a fine hairline finish which contrasts beautifully with the polished SG2 edge. Knives made with SG2 have outstanding edge performance and toughness, together with an ability to take a super sharp edge.
This is a classically sized and styled petty, with a blade length of about 150mm and a height at the heel of 30mm. It features a really nicely relieved and rounded choil and spine. The hairline finish is enhanced with some finely hand chiseled kanji elements. A rather unusual seven-sided handle that is made from pakka wood and finished with a lacquer coating completes this package perfectly.
He has chosen to work with SG2 as basis of these first offerings. SG2 is renowned for its super dense grain structure and purity. These attributes make it harder and less brittle than other similar steels. This results in a knife that has the ability to take and retain a very fine edge. It is also incredibly durable. The inner core of SG2 is clad with a softer stainless steel for added protection and to make sharpening easier.
The santoku is a wonderful all-around slicer and dicer that is becoming a first choice blade in many home kitchens. Its tall blade gives increased finger to board clearance while its shorter length makes it ideal for handling a wide variety of produce and proteins.
The knife comes with an unusual seven-sided handle made from dyed lacquer coated pakka wood.
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kosg2su27&&&Kobayashi-Suji270&&&Kobayashi SG2 Sujihiki 270mm&&&Sujihiki knives have long narrow blades that are designed for slicing cooked or raw meats, terrines, pates, and any other ingredients that require a light touch and single draw slice to process. It is also a good substitute for a yanagi when making sushi. They are similar to western slicers but usually have a thinner blade and harder steel. Sujihikis are also always double bevel, unlike the single ground yanagiba. The sujihiki is undoubtedly one of the most elegant of all the knife styles.
Adding to our canon of sujihiki blades is this striking rendition by new blacksmith Kei Kobayashi. We were introduced to this young man by a good friend of ours in the business and were immediately impressed with the quality of his knives. The grinds are very well executed and the finishing of the blade is of a high quality. The blade face is a soft stainless steel and it is given a lovely hairline finish. The inner core is made with SG2 steel and this is exposed at the edge with a high polished finish. The subtle looking blade is treated to some very fine hand chiseled kanji elements and a rather unusual seven-sided handle made from lacquer-coated pakka wood.
The Kobayashi SG2 Sujihiki 270mm is an elegant and high performance knife that exudes quality in every regard. It is an exciting first effort from this young blacksmith who we are proud to represent in our store.
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Our Kohetsu knife's exquisite construction begins with the Roll Forged, Mono Steel technique, utilizing only the finest quality 1K6 Stainless Steel. This high-grade material provides the optimal balance between durability and sharpness, boasting an impressive Hardness Rockwell (HRC) rating of 60+-, meaning it's not just built to perform, but also to last.
The artistry extends to its finely balanced weight of 11.2 ounces or 320 grams, perfectly complementing its blade length of 210mm. This expert design ensures precision in every slice, dice, and chop, allowing you to maneuver through your kitchen tasks with grace and efficiency.
The skillfully honed edge grind is even, ensuring a consistently flawless cut every time. With an overall length of 360mm and a spine thickness at the heel of 2.2mm, this knife offers an unmatched combination of strength and balance. The blade height at the heel is 81.5mm, providing ample clearance for knuckles, promoting comfort during extended use.
Elevate your culinary journey with the Kohetsu 1K6 Stainless Steel Knife, where every element reflects an unparalleled dedication to quality and craftsmanship. Experience the refined balance, superior sharpness, and undeniable charm of this remarkable knife— a true testament to Seki City's renowned bladesmithing legacy. Transform your kitchen into a canvas with Kohetsu, where every cut is a masterpiece.
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ko1k6stsmsl2&&&CK6-C210U&&&Kohetsu 1K6 Stainless Small Slicer 210mm&&&Discover the exquisite Kohetsu 1K6 Stainless Steel Knife, handcrafted by master bladesmith Tsukahara San from Seki City, Japan. Constructed with roll forged, mono steel using top-quality 1K6 stainless steel, this durable and sharp knife boasts an impressive HRC of 60+-.
Weighing just 11.2 ounces (320g), with a blade length of 210mm, this knife ensures precision with every cut. Its even edge grind, 360mm overall length, and 2.2mm spine thickness at the heel promise consistent performance.
Completing its design is a stunning oak wood octagonal handle, providing a comfortable grip. The Kohetsu 1K6 Stainless Steel Knife is where exceptional craftsmanship meets functionality and elegance. Transform your cooking with Kohetsu—where every cut counts.
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We have these scissors made for our Kohetsu brand by a leading manufacturer in Japan. They are constructed from the high-quality steel known as Aogami #2. This alloy is well respected in knife circles for its ability to hold a very sharp edge over protracted use.
The scissor action is created by the spring steel design of the handle. One uses one’s thumb and index finger to squeeze the blades together. A simple and elegant solution and a great way to reduce the parts and cleaning required by normal scissor designs.
The Kohetsu Aogami #2 Herb Scissors measure 105mm on the blade, so they are compact and light to use. But make no mistake, they are efficient cutters of everything from string to cardboard, flowers to herbs. An all-around great addition to your kitchen drawer or knife roll.
We have these scissors made for our Kohetsu brand by a leading manufacturer in Japan. They are constructed from the high-quality steel known as Aogami #2. This alloy is well respected in knife circles for its ability to hold a very sharp edge over protracted use.
The scissor action is created by the spring steel design of the handle. One uses one’s thumb and index finger to squeeze the blades together. A simple and elegant solution and a great way to reduce the parts and cleaning required by normal scissor designs.
The Kohetsu Aogami #2 Herb Scissors measure 105mm on the blade, so they are compact and light to use. But make no mistake, they are efficient cutters of everything from string to cardboard, flowers to herbs. An all-around great addition to your kitchen drawer or knife roll.
The Kohetsu Aogami Super is made exclusively for CKTG by the extremely talented blacksmith, Tsukahara-san, working in Seki City. We have specified a hardness of 64 HRC which we feel is a good number for this popular steel. It will thus hold a sharp edge longer but will take a bit more effort to sharpen. The core steel is clad in stainless steel for added strength and ease of daily maintenance.
The blade has a nice progressive grind which Mr. Tsukahara biases slightly more on the right side than the left. He also feathers and thins out the tip for greater cutting performance.
A nicely finished ho wood handle featuring a traditional octagonal shape means this knife is light and easy to hold while being suitable for right- and left-handed users.
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koaosugy18&&&CAS-G180&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Gyuto 180mm&&&Tsukahara-san makes the Kohetsu AS line of knives in his shop, which is located in Seki City. This hotbed of knife makers is populated with some of the best craftsmen in the industry. We asked Tsukahara-san to make this line for us because of his abilities forging this very popular but sometimes difficult steel.
The knives feature a stainless steel san-mai cladding which protects the core steel, thus aiding with ease of maintenance and increasing strength. The edge will oxidize over time, so do be aware of this when cleaning and storing the knife.
The grind on this blade is very thin with good convexing, which results in less stiction. It has a nice progressive grind which Mr. Tsukahara biases more on the right side than the left. He also feathers and thins out the tip for greater cutting performance. Even though it is asymmetrical it will still work well for left- and right-handed users.
180mm is about as short as gyutos go. As such it will find an audience with users with smaller hands or cooks who are starting up in the kitchen and want a more controllable blade to start with. It will also do a wonderful job in restricted sized work areas and with smaller ingredients and garnishes. This really is a great little knife that performs right along with the big boys!
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rikoaosu21gy&&&CAS-G210&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Gyuto 210mm&&&The 210mm gyuto is the perfect blade size for most home kitchens where space is at a premium. This all purpose blade is the Japanese equivalent of the western chef knife.
This gyuto is one of the top values on the CKTG site. Aogami Super is among the best carbon steels on the market today. This interpretation comes with impeccable heat treatment for a long lasting edge that will outperform most knives in or above this price range.
These knives are made exclusively for CKTG and feature stainless steel cladding for easy care and added strength. Only the edge will oxidize over time. The grinds are very thin on this knife with good convexing for less stiction. It has a nice progressive grind which Mr. Tsukahara grinds more on the right side than the left and he feathers and thins out the tip for nice cutting performance that will work well for left and right-handed users. I shot a video of him sharpening these knives that you can view at the bottom of this page.
The handles are made of ho wood with an octagonal shape and buffalo horn ferrule. If you're looking for a great wa-handled gyuto at a very affordable price, you have found one of our favorites.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect.
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koasgy21cu&&&CAS-G210-GRAY&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Gyuto 210mm Gray&&&This is one of our most popular lines and they're made in Seki exclusively for Chefknivestogo by noted master sharpeners, the Tsukahara brothers (and son). Kohetsu is a name that loosely translates to "bring happiness and pleasure" or just "be happy."
The Kohetsu Aogami Super Gyuto 210mm is a really good blade made from Aogami Super carbon steel with a stainless steel cladding. The inner core AS steel is heat-treated to a hardness of 64 Rockwell. Aogami Super is popular steel that holds its sharp edge well yet is still relatively easy to sharpen. The stainless cladding protects the blade from corrosion and makes for easy maintenance. The exposed AS steel edge needs to be kept dry but will develop a patina over time which will aid in its protection. The blade has a thinner than average grind and 60/40 asymmetrical edge.
Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern on the edge of the blade. This is not a defect. The knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially in the tip area.
We are making a limited number of these outstanding blades available with some great-looking dark gray pakka wood handles with black pakka wood ferrules sourced in Japan. The handles are well finished and durable so they make a perfect match to the outstanding blades.
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rikoaosu24gy&&&CAS-G240&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Gyuto 240mm&&&CKTG is the only place where you can purchase these high value, high performance Kohetsu knives. Featuring a very well executed and thin grind, these AS blades are hardened to a Rockwell of 64. The stainless cladding reinforces the core steel and adds a protective layer to the carbon steel. The exposed edge will develop a patina after a while which will add further protection to the blade. The blade has a thinner than average grind and 60/40 asymmetrical edge.
The Kohetsu AS brand is a great introduction to Japanese carbon steel. It is relatively easy to keep sharp with minimal reactivity. We make these knives with the straightforward aim of providing great performance at an attractive and affordable price. Other gyutos with these specifications and quality can cost as much as twice this price.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect
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koaosugy24gr&&&CAS-G240GRAY&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Gyuto 240mm Gray&&&CKTG is the only place where you can purchase these high-value, high-performance Kohetsu knives. Featuring a very well-executed and thin grind, these AS blades are hardened to a Rockwell of 64. The stainless cladding reinforces the core steel and adds a protective layer to the carbon steel. The exposed edge will develop a patina after a while, adding further protection to the blade. The blade has a thinner than average grind and a 60/40 asymmetrical edge.
The Kohetsu AS brand is a great introduction to Japanese carbon steel. It is relatively easy to keep sharp with minimal reactivity. We make these knives with the straightforward aim of providing great performance at an attractive and affordable price. Other gyutos with these specifications and quality can cost as much as twice this price.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect
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koaosu27gy&&&CAS-G270&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Gyuto 270mm&&&Made exclusively for CKTG by a leading blacksmith in Japan, the Kohetsu AS line of blades are thin, light, and strong. We have specified an HRC rate of 64 to ensure a high level of edge retention and low maintenance requirement. This carbon steel core is reinforced by the use of a stainless steel cladding. Of course the exposed carbon steel will patina with use but this oxidation only serves to enhance the look and protection of the cutting edge.
A nicely shaped and finished ho wood handle with water buffalo horn ferrule gives the knife a light and well balanced feel. This is a simple and elegant knife, a tool made to perform with ease and efficiency.
The Kohetsu Aogami Super Gyuto will find favor in any home or professional setting. A great blade at a great price.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect.
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koaosuho15&&&CAS-H150&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Honesuki 150mm&&&The Kohetsu AS Honesuki is made with stainless cladding over Aogami Super steel which is a fantastic carbon steel for kitchen knives. The alloy is hardened to an HRC of 64. The stainless cladding protects the blade from corrosion and makes for easy maintenance. The exposed AS steel edge needs to be kept dry but will develop a patina over time which will aid in its protection.
The honesuki style of knife is used for boning work, mostly for poultry. But many cooks find the knife useful for a wide variety of cutting chores in the kitchen. The triangular shape and sharp point enable the user to get into places other blades simply cannot reach. It’s the kind of knife that once used will become a go-to blade.
The handle is made with ho wood in an octagonal shape with a buffalo horn ferrule.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect. Please look at the 4th photo on this page to see it.
We have created the Kohetsu line with a simple philosophy of providing a well made and straightforward knife at a super competitive price. High quality and high value are what defines the brand. Once you try this fun knife we trust you will agree with us.
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koaosuki21&&&CAS-K210&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Kiritsuke 210mm&&&Kohetsu knives are made exclusively for CKTG and feature stainless steel cladding over a core of Aogami Super high carbon steel for added strength. This result is a knife that is easy to care for, as only the edge will oxidize over time. Aogami Super is a really great steel to use in kitchen knives as it allows for a good edge establishment and also really good retention of that edge. It does not wear as quickly as many other steels so it is fairly easy to sharpen too.
The grinds on this line of knives are very thin and coupled with some nice convexing, resulting in a blade that is less prone to generate stiction. Mr. Tsukahara grinds these blades more on the right side than the left and he feathers and thins out the tip for superior cutting performance. These knives will work well for left- and right-handed users.
There is a fascination with kiritsuke tipped knives that is very understandable. The look is most obvious. They resemble weapons more than any other kitchen knife shape. But just as important is the function they provide from having a slightly flatter profile than a regular gyuto. Push cutters will love the profile more than rockers. The fine tip is also great for intricate detail work.
A nicely finished ho wood handle featuring a traditional octagonal shape means this knife is light and easy to hold with a great balance.
The grinds on this line of knives are very thin and coupled with some nice convexing, resulting in a blade that is less prone to generate stiction. Mr. Tsukahara grinds these blades more on the right side than the left and he feathers and thins out the tip for superior cutting performance. These knives will work well for left- and right-handed users.
There is a fascination with kiritsuke tipped knives that is very understandable. The look is most obvious. They resemble weapons more than any other kitchen knife shape. But just as important is the function they provide from having a slightly flatter profile than a regular gyuto. Push cutters will love the profile more than rockers. The fine tip is also great for intricate detail work.
A nicely finished ho wood handle featuring a traditional octagonal shape means this knife is light and easy to hold with a great balance.
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koaosuna16&&&CAS-N165&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Nakiri 165mm&&&The nakiri is predominantly a vegetable chopping knife with an easy to sharpen 60:40 asymmetrical blade which can be used by lefties or righties. The boxy shape originates from the traditional Japanese usuba knife. This blade shape has become increasingly popular with professional chefs and home cooks as it allows for very fast and efficient food processing. The long flat blade makes almost perfect contact with the cutting board, thus reducing the occurrence of accordion cuts.
The Kohetsu AS nakiri is constructed from Aogami Super steel clad with a protective layer of stainless steel. Rockwell Hardness is 64 for these knives and each batch of steel is tested for consistency. We have made these knives with the aim of maximizing performance while minimizing unnecessary “bling” and its associated cost.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect. Please look at the 4th photo on this page to see it (on a different blade).
Kohetsu knives cut to the core of blade design and execution. Try one...we know you will agree.
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rikoaosu12pe&&&CAS-P120&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Petty 120mm&&&Kohetsu is an exclusive CKTG brand that has taken us over a year to develop. Kohetsu is a name that loosely translates to "bring happiness and pleasure" or just "be happy." We hope by making these knives they will do just that for you.
The Kohetsu Aogami Super petty 120mm is a lovely blade made with Aogami Super carbon steel and a stainless cladding. The inner core AS steel is heat treated to a hardness of 64 Rockwell. We send this steel to a highly regarded blacksmith shop in Japan for shaping and assembly. Aogami Super is a popular steel that holds its sharp edge well.
We made these knives with a no muss, no fuss attitude. They are a straightforward knife devoid of bling and pricey accouterments; you are buying a tool that will do the job at a price that is very competitive and easy on the wallet. Comes with a traditional octagonal ho wood handle with a water buffalo horn ferrule.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect.
We do not have a saya that fits this knife. The felt blade guard is recommended instead.
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koaosupe15&&&CAS-P150&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Petty 150mm&&&Kohetsu knives are about bringing you the best cutting performance using the top steels on the market with impeccable heat treatment and nice, thin grinds at an affordable price. This line has taken us over a year to develop and we think the effort has been worth it.
The 150mm petty sits in the sweet spot of petty blade lengths, usually between 120mm and 160mm. As such it can fulfill many roles in the kitchen: a vegetable cutter and dicer, a slicer of small proteins, or a nimble all-purpose chopper. It comes with a ho wood octagonal handle that, together with its 60/40 grind, make it suitable for both left- and right-handed users. The blade falls towards the light side of the scale and features the characteristic thin grind and edge found on all of these nicely balanced knives. This is a nice, easy knife to hold and use and represents great value.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect.
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koaosusa18&&&CAS-S180&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Santoku 180mm&&&The proper name of this knife is santoku-bocho. In Japanese, santoku means “knife of the three virtues.” This refers to its ability to perform the three acts of chopping, slicing, and dicing. Some chefs believe the santoku is more versatile than a nakiri, its only real competitor, in the home kitchen. The santoku has a relatively short blade, up to 200mm, and a rounded tip with a slight point. It is made with a two-sided, asymmetrical 60:40 grind which is ok for left or right-handed users.
The Kohetsu AS santoku is one of the knives made exclusively for CKTG. We have specified a hardness of 64 HRC which we feel is a good number for this popular steel. It will thus hold a sharp edge longer but will take a bit more effort to sharpen. The core steel is clad in stainless steel for added strength and ease of daily maintenance.
A nicely finished ho wood handle featuring a traditional octagonal shape means this knife is light and easy to hold while being suitable for right- and left-handed users.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect.
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koaosu27su&&&CAS-J270Suji&&&Kohetsu Aogami Super Sujihiki 270mm&&&The Kohetsu Aogami Super Sujihiki 270mm is one of our favorite sujihikis on the site. It is made with top shelf Aogami Super steel which is great carbon steel for kitchen knives. The central core is clad with stainless steel for added strength and protection. The result is an easy to care for knife with nice fit and finish and a great cutting edge that is both acute and has high wear resistance for long lasting sharpness.
Sujihikis are perfect for all slicing and carving jobs. Whether raw or cooked, proteins will fall prey to this narrow and thin blade. Want to make see-through carpaccio? This is your knife!
The Kohetsu AS sujihiki is both elegant and efficient. The knife comes with a fine ho wood octagonal handle and 60/50 grind, and it works equally well with right- or left-handed users.
Sujihikis can run into the thousands of dollars. This knife proves that much of these hyper-blade’s attributes can be realized with a sensible outlook toward blade construction and design.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect.
A great deal of knife for a great deal!
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koastogy24&&&CAS-0G4J&&&Kohetsu AS Togatta Gyuto 240mm&&&We are very pleased to be able to offer these fine knives made by one of Japan's leading blacksmiths. They have been created exclusively for CKTG.
The Kohetsu AS Togatta Gyuto 240mm is the larger of the gyuto styles. It weighs in at 4.7 ounces. It has a nice thin tip with a little distal taper towards the point. This Togatta profile is very similar to the Masamoto KS. It has a nice nimble feeling to it and comes with a super sharp edge right out of the box.
Aogami Super Steel is made by Hitachi and is top-shelf carbon steel. These knives are heat-treated to 64-65 on the Rockwell Hardness Test (HRC), even harder than the traditional carbon steels used for knives. It can be relatively easily sharpened on normal waterstones, if not quite as easily as traditional steels. Knives from this steel keep their sharpness longer than most other carbon steels. The knife is clad with stainless steel for easy care and good looks.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect.
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koaswebu17&&&KAS-B175&&&Kohetsu AS Western Bunka 175mm&&&The Kohetsu AS Western Bunka is one of a line of knives made exclusively for CKTG. Kohetsu knives are about bringing you the best cutting performance using the top steels on the market with impeccable heat treatment and nice, thin grinds. We have specified a hardness of 64 HRC which we feel is a good number for this popular steel. It will thus hold a sharp edge longer but will take a bit more effort to sharpen. The core steel is clad in stainless steel for added strength and ease of daily maintenance.
There is something quite intriguing about the shape of a bunka. The combination of the reverse tanto-style tip and short, tall blade lend the knife a very purposeful look. These knives are gaining in popularity recently due to their do-it-all abilities. They are adept at cutting, slicing, and chopping, while the tip affords them the ability to take on smaller ingredients and get into tight spaces. They are a good choice for making garnishes and undertaking detail work of all kinds.
This fun and functional kitchen knife looks as great as it performs. The top shelf fit and finish can be seen in the finely crafted western mahogany handle mated to a lovely stainless bolster. Some embossed kanji set off the lovely satin finish on the blade. All around, this bunka is a great knife at a very affordable price.
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koasgy18&&&KAS-G180&&&Kohetsu AS Western Gyuto 180mm&&&At 180mm, this knife is as small as gyutos get. It is a good choice for lovers of shorter blades or those with very restricted board space. It is also a great choice for prepping garnishes and other smaller items. This knife will appeal to rock and push cutters alike. It has a nice thin spine that tapers towards the tip and it also exhibits a fairly thin grind behind the edge.
The Kohetsu AS Western Gyuto is made with stainless cladding over a core of Aogami Super steel. AS is regarded as a fantastic carbon steel for kitchen knives. We specified that the steel be hardened to an HRC rating of 64. The stainless cladding protects the blade from corrosion and makes for easy maintenance. The exposed AS steel edge needs to be kept dry but will develop a patina over time which will aid in its protection and add to the great looks of this kitchen workhorse.
The handles feature a full tang style, nicely made out of mahogany wood with three stainless rivets and a stainless bolster.
Kohetsu knives are about bringing you the best cutting performance using the top steels on the market with impeccable heat treatment and nice, thin grinds at an affordable price. This line has taken us years to develop and refine and we think the efforts have paid off.
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koaswegy21&&&KAS-G210&&&Kohetsu AS Western Gyuto 210mm&&&Kohetsu is an in-house brand of kitchen knives created exclusively for us at CKTG. The word Kohetsu roughly translates to “be happy” and we really think that is a perfect description for these well-made and keenly priced knives. They are made in Seki City by a small shop that designs and manufactures knives and specializes in finish sharpening.
AS stands for Aogami Super steel. It is a high quality carbon steel that takes and holds a great edge. It will rust if you don't wipe it dry after use but the knife is clad with stainless steel for easy care. Over time the edge will darken and it will look more attractive with age and use.
The gyuto featured here is a medium-length blade that will work in most kitchen environments. It is long enough to tackle most ingredients while being compact enough for easy use in smaller kitchens and spaces. The grinds on these knives are quite exceptional and the edge is pretty sharp right out of the box.
Please note that the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect.
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kowegy24&&&KAS-G240&&&Kohetsu AS Western Gyuto 240mm&&&The Kohetsu AS brand is a great introduction to Japanese carbon steel. It is relatively easy to keep sharp with minimal reactivity. We make these knives with the straightforward aim of providing great performance at an attractive and affordable price. Other gyutos with these specifications and quality can cost twice as much. CKTG is the only place where you can purchase these high value, high performance Kohetsu knives.
Featuring a very well executed and thin grind, these AS blades are hardened to a Rockwell of 64. The stainless cladding reinforces the core steel and adds a protective layer to the carbon steel. The exposed edge will develop a patina after a while which will add further protection to the blade. The blade has a thinner than average grind and 60/40 asymmetrical edge that is good for both left and right handed users.
While the Kohetsu AS line is a value brand, it does boast a high level of fit and finish. The blade face is beautifully presented with a lovely satin finish and some handsome embossed kanji. The handle assembly is, likewise, well done featuring a polished stainless bolster and attractive mahogany handle secured with three stainless rivets.
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koweasgy27&&&KAS-G270&&&Kohetsu AS Western Gyuto 270mm&&&These knives have a factory defect: there is a small dent below the kanji that does not affect use or performance. The reason it's there is during the process of making bolster, the factory cuts the end, where contacts the mahogany scale, straight. While doing this, the blade itself has to be set not to move and the jig has a small projection or a dot to hold it firm & tight. Usually, they get polished out.
The Kohetsu Aogami Super Gyuto 270mm is the longest knife in this exclusive line of CKTG kitchen knives. It is a knife fit for tackling big cuts of protein and working through the sacks of vegetables that pro chefs are faced with on a daily basis. Of course a knife of this size requires a big cutting board and lots of counter space. But given those criteria, this blade will outperform any smaller chef style knives with ease and efficiency.
While it boasts a long cutting edge, the knife is not super tall at just 52.4mm. Because of this, the profile is fairly flat all the way to the slim tip. It is also quite thin but no laser for sure. Its lower height relative to other 270mm gyutos make it a nimble and easy to handle knife. It is also easy to keep sharp and maintain given its fully stainless steel cladding over the core of Aogami Super steel.
The blade is coupled to a really comfortable Western style mahogany handle with stainless bolster and rivets. Fit and finish are of an extremely high standard and the package looks and feels like the fine implement that it is.
We thoroughly recommend you take a good look at this great line of kitchen knives, which combines great materials, good fit and finish, and a truly professional feel. The Kohetsu AS Western gyuto is an easy choice for chefs looking for a big knife at a less than big price.
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koweasho150&&&KAS-H150&&&Kohetsu AS Western Honesuki 150&&&The honesuki is primarily used for boning smaller proteins, in particular, poultry and other birds. It is quite stiff and features a triangular profile and pointed tip, all the better for getting into tight spaces and between joints. Many honesukis are single bevel knives, reflecting their Japanese heritage. But many are now being made with a two-sided edge, as is this example. A side effect of this double bevel is that the knife becomes more of a general purpose petty style knife. The shape and weight allow for easy and secure in hand work as well as being a great blade for creating garnishes.
The blade is made from Aogami Super steel with a stainless cladding. AS is a fantastic carbon steel for kitchen knives and in the case of the Kohetsu AS line, the alloy is hardened to an HRC of 64. The stainless cladding protects the blade from corrosion and makes for easy maintenance. The exposed AS steel edge needs to be kept dry but will develop a patina over time, which will aid in its protection.
The handle features a full tang style, nicely made out of mahogany wood with three stainless rivets and a stainless bolster.
There is a fascination with kiritsuke tipped knives that is very understandable. The look is most obvious. They resemble weapons more than any other kitchen knife shape. But just as important is the function they provide from having a slightly flatter profile than a regular gyuto. Push cutters will love the profile more than rockers. The fine tip is also great for intricate detail work.
The grinds on this knife are very thin and together with the convex profile result in a blade that is less prone to food stiction. Mr. Tsukahara grinds these blades more on the right side than the left and he feathers and thins out the tip for superior cutting performance. So while is made with a slight bias of 60/40, it is a good choice for left- or right-handed users. The handles feature a full tang style, nicely made out of mahogany wood with three stainless rivets and a stainless bolster.
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koweasna16&&&KAS-N165&&&Kohetsu AS Western Nakiri 165mm&&&We created Kohetsu knives to bring you the best cutting performance using the top steels on the market, with impeccable heat treatment and nice, thin grinds—all at an affordable price.
We start with one of the top carbon steels available, Aogami Super, which is clad with a soft stainless steel to protect the blade from corrosion and makes for easy maintenance. Our skilled blacksmith hardens the blade to 64 HRC which results in an edge that is both sharp and resilient.
The nakiri is a vegetable chopping knife with an easy to sharpen blade which can be used by left- or right-handed users. The boxy shape originates from the traditional Japanese usuba knife. This blade shape has become increasingly popular with professional chefs and home cooks as it allows for very fast and efficient food processing. The long flat blade makes almost perfect contact with the cutting board, thus reducing the occurrence of accordion cuts.
The blade features a satin finish with a nice embossed kanji. Fit and finish on these knives is first rate and it carries over to the fine mahogany western handle.
This line has taken us years to develop and refine and we think the efforts have paid off.
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koweaspe12&&&KAS-P120&&&Kohetsu AS Western Petty 120mm&&&We have this line of AS knives made exclusively for CKTG by the talented blacksmith Tsukahara-San. The core steel is hardened to 64 HRC and is laminated with a softer stainless steel using a san-mai construction. The blade is laser cut from a pre-laminated sheet.
The stainless cladding protects the blade from corrosion and makes for easy maintenance. The exposed AS steel edge needs to be kept dry but will develop a patina over time which will aid in its protection and add to the great looks of this kitchen workhorse.
The 120mm petty is a small knife suited for a multitude of cutting and paring tasks. It is the perfect tool for chopping and slicing smaller items and a little gem when it comes to intricate garnish preparation. Watch out ripe tomato, you’ve met your match! This compact knife will also suit smaller hands more than other larger knives.
Please note that the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect.
We do not have a saya that fits this knife. We recommend the felt blade guard instead.
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koweaspe15&&&KAS-P150&&&Kohetsu AS Western Petty 150mm&&&The Kohetsu AS Western Petty 150mm is a classically sized and styled petty, with a blade length of about 146mm and a height at the heel of almost 29mm. It features a really nicely polished choil and a flat cutting edge that sweeps to the fine tip almost 3/4 of the way along the blade.
The main ingredient of the knife is Aogami Super Blue, commonly referred to as AS on the CKTG forums. Aogami Super is known for the super acute and ultra-keen edges that it is able to produce. Not only can it take a fantastic edge, but it will hold it for a very long time. AS arguably has the best edge retention of all the blue and white carbon steels that we carry. The heat treat on this knife ranges from 63-64 HRC. This is a superlative carbon steel that makes a great foundation for this attractive and well-priced petty.
The knife is machine finished with some nice stamped kanji elements. Because it is laminated with a stainless steel the blade is protected up to the exposed AS core. So a simple wipe down and dry will be all that is needed to keep it looking good. The out of the box edge is very well done as are the well finished bolster and handle.
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koweassa18&&&KAS-S180&&&Kohetsu AS Western Santoku 180mm&&&The do it all attributes of a santoku style blade are becoming more popular with both professional and home chefs around the world. The knife looks like a small Western chef knife or shorter gyuto with a more rounded tip. For those who like a smaller length, these versatile knives can really be your go-to blade for almost every daily cutting, slicing, and chopping task.
We have created the Kohetsu AS Western line of knives for chefs of all kinds, whether amateur or professional. The blades are made from one of our very favorite carbon steels, Aogami Super. This highly regarded alloy has been developed by Hitachi Metals and is liked by many makers of fine kitchen utensils. The core steel is clad with a softer stainless layer to protect it from corrosion while making the blade less brittle.
One outstanding attribute of the Kohetsu AS line is the high level of fit and finish, especially in light of the affordable cost. The blade face is beautifully presented with a lovely satin finish and some handsome embossed kanji. The handle assembly is, likewise, well done featuring a polished stainless bolster and attractive mahogany handle secured with three stainless rivets.
We are very proud of these Kohetsu knives and feel that they represent one of the best values in our store.
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koaswe27su&&&KAS-J270&&&Kohetsu AS Western Sujihiki 270mm&&&This Kohetsu AS Western 270mm Sujihiki is a mouthful. Kohetsu is the brand of this knife and it roughly translates to "be happy." They are made in Seki City by a small shop that designs and manufactures knives and specializes in finish sharpening. AS stands for Aogami Super steel. It's high quality carbon steel that takes and holds a great edge. It will rust if you don't wipe it dry after use but the knife is clad with stainless for easy care. Over time the edge will darken and it will look more attractive with age and use. Sujihiki is a western type slicing knife. They're thin and make great carving knives or fillet knives.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect.
&&&&&&185&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/kohetsu-as-western-sujihiki-270mm-115.png&&&4.5&&&||&&&||&&&||@@@ kobl2cakn16&&&TAB-C160&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Cabbage Knife 160mm&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Cabbage Knife 160mm. If you like to work in the garden and chop things off at the base like squash or cabbage, you can channel your Japanese farmer friends on the other side of the world and use what they use. This knife uses good carbon steel but you'll need to clean it and wipe it dry after using it.
Many of our customers are line cooks and we made this knife as a no frills line knife that should be a great and long lasting cutter. The knife is clad in stainless steel so only the mirror finished carbon steel edge will be reactive. Less maintenance...more productivity!
Kohetsu loosely translates to "be happy" in Japanese and we hope this knife will make you happy for years to come. The knife is made in Japan to our exacting specifications.
This knife is a fantastic deal and a great introduction to Japanese carbon kitchen knives. Please note the edge on these knives is carbon steel and you need to dry the knife blade with a dish towel after washing it to avoid rusting.
Many of our customers are line cooks and we made this knife as a no frills line knife that should be a great and long lasting cutter. The knife is clad in stainless steel so only the mirror finished carbon steel edge will be reactive. Less maintenance...more productivity!
Kohetsu loosely translates to "be happy" in Japanese and we hope this knife will make you happy for years to come. The knife is made in Japan to our exacting specifications.
This knife is a fantastic deal and a great introduction to Japanese carbon kitchen knives.
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kobl2gy24&&&AA2-G240&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Gyuto 240mm&&&If you are looking to enter the world of carbon steel Japanese knives, we highly recommend the Kohetsu Blue #2 line of knives as a great place to start.
This 240mm gyuto is a great cutter at a fantastic price. The larger than normal handle is balanced by the finely ground blade. It’s an attractive knife full of character while being easy to maintain.
While carbon steels require some care in that they can discolor or even corrode, the addition of a stainless cladding reduces this to just the exposed edge. The extra care needed on this edge is offset by the much easier sharpening characteristics of the metal. Even a novice sharpener will feel comfortable bringing this edge up to its full potential.
The knife comes with a very good symmetrical grind making it great for left- and right-handed users.
You will be hard pressed to find a better value in a knife than this lovely 240mm Kohetsu gyuto.
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kobl2gy27&&&AA2-G270&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Gyuto 270mm&&&A big knife with big aspirations…but a small price. That’s the Kohetsu Blue #2 Gyuto 270mm in a nutshell.
The Blue #2 270mm gyuto is a great performing knife. Very thin behind the edge, it almost falls into the laser class of knife. Using such a thin knife requires some extra care, but that care is rewarded with its superior cutting abilities. And the stainless cladding really helps with day-to-day maintenance.
The exposed carbon edge is very sharp out of the box but give it some time on your favorite fine grit stone and it will reward you with a cutting ability found in knives costing multiples of its price. New to sharpening? This is a wonderful place to start as the steel enables a beginner sharpener to get a really good edge even with a less than perfect technique.
A great value and one of our favorite low cost gyutos. Give it a try. We guarantee you will not be disappointed.
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kobl2gy21&&&AA2-K210&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Kiritsuke 210mm&&&The Kohetsu 210mm Kiritsuka is made with top-of-the-line Hitachi blue #2 steel with excellent heat treatment and very nice grinds. The 210mm length is the perfect size for processing all but the largest ingredients.
Many of our customers are line cooks and we made this knife as a no frills line knife that should be a great and long lasting cutter. The knife is clad in stainless steel so only the mirror-finished carbon steel edge will be reactive. Less maintenance...more productivity!
Kohetsu loosely translates to "be happy" in Japanese and we hope this knife will make you happy for years to come. The knife is made in Japan to our exacting specifications.
This knife is a fantastic deal and a great introduction to Japanese carbon kitchen knives.
Kiritsuke style gyutos boast a profile that is quite flat from the heel to about two thirds along to end. They then transition into a gentle curve to the kiritsuke tip. The blade length of this specimen is 240mm at the edge which is perfectly proportioned to the 50mm height. Of course the outstanding physical feature of all kiritsuke knives is the reverse tanto tip, which results in a knife with a slightly different balance than a regular gyuto. The tip is also great at getting into tight spaces and doing detail work normally associated with thinner style blades.
Kohetsu loosely translates to "be happy" in Japanese and we hope this knife will make you happy for years to come.
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kobl2na162&&&TAB-N16U&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Kurouchi Nakiri 165mm&&&Nakiri knives are a popular choice among both home and professional cooks. They are a perfect utensil for cutting, slicing, or chopping any and all vegetables. Their height appeals to users with large hands or those liking a good board-to-hand clearance.
These “knives for cutting greens” feature a very square shape and double bevel grind. They have quite straight edges for increased chop cutting and slicing prowess.
The Kohetsu Blue #2 nakiri is a really nice example of the breed. It has a well-executed grind and the aesthetics to match. Add in the fact that the blade is constructed from the well-regarded steel known as Aogami # 2, and you have a knife that offers much…for not much at all! The excellent main core steel is protected and strengthened by the addition of stainless steel cladding. Upkeep is reduced considerably while superior edge creation and retention are maintained. This is a bona fide handcrafted blade of great quality and design at a price that is more in keeping with mass-produced items of similar type.
If you have ever wanted to try a nakiri or the excellent Blue #2 steel (or both), this is a perfect and economical place to start.
We do not have a saya that fits this knife. We recommend the felt blade guard instead.
These “knives for cutting greens” feature a very square shape and double bevel grind. They have quite straight edges for increased chop cutting and slicing prowess.
The Kohetsu Blue #2 nakiri is a really nice example of the breed. It has a well-executed grind and the aesthetics to match. Add in the fact that the blade is constructed from the well-regarded steel known as Aogami # 2, and you have a knife that offers much…for not much at all! The excellent main core steel is protected and strengthened by the addition of stainless steel cladding. Upkeep is reduced considerably while superior edge creation and retention are maintained. This is a bona fide handcrafted blade of great quality and design at a price that is more in keeping with mass-produced items of similar type.
If you have ever wanted to try a nakiri or the excellent Blue #2 steel (or both), this is a perfect and economical place to start.
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kobl2nabu17&&&SAN-B170&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Bunka 170mm&&&The Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Bunka 210mm is made exclusively for CKTG. The Kohetsu brand came about when we asked our blacksmith in Seki to make us a line of knives that would bring our customers top-flight cutting performance, using the best steels, impeccable heat treatments and nice, thin grinds. The result was a range of very different knives that all heed to these same principals.
The bunka featured here is made from Blue #2 high carbon steel, made by Hitachi. This steel is regarded as one of the best to use in the making of kitchen knives. As it is high carbon, we clad the blade in a layer of stainless steel so that only the mirror finished edge will be reactive. The nashiji finish helps food slide right off the knife, simplifying a busy prep session and adding to the overall great looks. We are particularly excited about the excellent heat treatment and very nice grinds.
There is something quite intriguing about the shape of a bunka. The combination of the reverse tanto-style tip and short, tall blade lend the knife a very purposeful look. These knives are gaining in popularity recently due to their do-it-all abilities. They are adept at cutting, slicing, and chopping, while the tip affords them the ability to take on smaller ingredients and get into tight spaces. They are a good choice for making garnishes and undertaking detail work of all kinds.
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kobl2nabu21&&&SAN-B210&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Bunka 210mm&&&The Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Bunka 210mm is made exclusively for CKTG. The Kohetsu brand came about when we asked our blacksmith in Seki to make us a line of knives that would bring our customers top-flight cutting performance, using the best steels, impeccable heat treatments, and nice, thin grinds. The result was a range of very different knives that all heed to these same principles.
The bunka featured here is made from Blue #2 high-carbon steel, made by Hitachi. This steel is regarded as one of the best to use in the making of kitchen knives. As it is high carbon, we clad the blade in a layer of stainless steel so that only the mirror finished edge will be reactive. The nashiji finish helps food slide right off the knife, simplifying a busy prep session and adding to the overall great looks. We are particularly excited about the excellent heat treatment and very nice grinds.
There is something quite intriguing about the shape of a bunka. The combination of the reverse tanto-style tip and short, tall blade lend the knife a very purposeful look. These knives are gaining in popularity recently due to their do-it-all abilities. They are adept at cutting, slicing, and chopping, while the tip allows them to take on smaller ingredients and get into tight spaces. They are a good choice for making garnishes and undertaking detailed work.
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kobl2nagy18&&&SAN-G180&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Gyuto 180mm&&&Kohetsu is one of our in-house brands. This line of knives features excellent heat treatments and very nice grinds. The gyuto listed here is made from Blue #2 high-carbon steel. Specifically developed for tools and knives, Blue #2 has a high wear resistance but low toughness. It is easy to sharpen, even at high hardness rates, while its edge-holding is outstanding. The inner core is clad in stainless steel, which will keep all but the mirror-finished edge from forming a patina while making daily maintenance a much more straightforward task.
180mm is the shortest length of most gyutos. The knife is ideal for smaller hands, smaller cutting boards, or smaller ingredients. But do not let the label throw you. This is a big performer capable of tackling almost any normal kitchen-cutting task. Most vegetables or proteins can be processed with a blade this size. The shorter and lighter size of this gyuto also gives it a quality that feels fast and nimble. In fact, with its short height and pointed profile, it could be easily mistaken for a long petty.
We have just upgraded the knife with a new walnut octagonal handle and pakka wood ferrule. The Kohetsu Blue #2 series knives are a fantastic deal. **Our 180mm Gyuto Saya does NOT fit this knife. The spine of the knife is very thick at the heel.
&&&&&&115&&&&&&https://s.turbifycdn.com/aah/chefknivestogo/kohetsu-blue-2-nashiji-gyuto-180mm-204.png&&&5&&&||&&&||&&&@@@ kobl2nagy21&&&SAN-G210&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Gyuto 210mm&&&The Kohetsu line of knives is perfect for the busy line cook or the discriminating home cook. They are a fantastic deal, manufactured exclusively for Chefknivestogo from top-of-the-line Hitachi Blue #2 steel. They feature excellent heat treatment and very nice grinds with a upgraded walnut octagonal handle with pakka wood ferrule. The stainless steel cladding on most of the knife will keep all but the mirror-finished edge from forming a patina. Kohetsu loosely translates to "be happy" in Japanese and we hope these knives will make you happy for years to come. Made in Japan exclusively for Chefknivestogo.
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kobl2naho15&&&SAN-H150&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Honesuki 150mm&&&Blue #2 steel is made by Hitachi Metals and it is one of the most popular alloys used in the construction of kitchen knives. Customarily it is associated with mid- to high-end products and prices. We are therefore really happy to be able to provide lovers of fine knives with a range of utensils made with this highly regarded steel, but at an affordable price.
Blue #2 is a highly reactive steel which normally requires careful attention to cleaning and drying. However, with the addition of a softer stainless steel outer layer, this chore has been minimized considerably. This outer layer is given a Nashiji, or pear skin, finish to further enhance the look and functionality of the knife. You will still need to take care of the polished edge and dry the knife after each use.
Unlike classic single-beveled honesukis, the Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji features a double bevel ground with a 50/50 profile. This makes the knife easier to use and sharpen.
The blade is augmented with a nice walnut octagonal handle and black pakka wood ferrule. This is a really useful small knife at a commendably small price.
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kobl2nakode1&&&SAN-A105&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Ko Deba 105mm&&&Kohetsu translates loosely to “Be Happy” and we are very happy to be able to offer these great knives to our customers on an exclusive basis. Not only will they appeal to line cooks and other professionals but they make a great entry into the world of Blue #2 steel blades for home cooks too.
Blue #2, or Aogami 2, high carbon steel is one of the most popular steels used in knife making. It is formulated from Japanese pure sand irons at Hitachi’s famous Yasugi plant in Shimane Prefecture. It is noted for its high level of edge retention and ability to take a very acute edge. Although it is very reactive, this problematic attribute has been diminished by the use of soft stainless steel cladding. The core steel edge still requires careful drying and cleaning, but the lovely nashiji (pear skin) finish of the stainless hagane will reduce this task to a minimum.
Classic deba knives feature a single bevel and are thus more difficult to use and sharpen. The Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Ko Deba, however, has been ground with a symmetrical 50/50 double bevel, thus overcoming these issues.
This is the perfect knife for filleting small fish and poultry as well as processing other small items like vegetables. Finished with a nice octagonal walnut and pakka wood handle, the Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Ko Deba represents a wonderful value which we at CKTG are happy share with our customers.
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kobl2nakode11&&&SAN-A120&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Ko Deba 120mm&&&Blue #2 steel is made by Hitachi Metals and it is one of the most popular alloys used in the construction of kitchen knives. Customarily it is associated with mid- to high-end products and prices. We are therefore really happy to be able to provide lovers of fine knives with a range of utensils made with this highly regarded steel, but at an affordable price.
Blue #2 is a highly reactive steel which normally requires careful attention to cleaning and drying. However, with the addition of a softer stainless steel outer layer, this chore has been minimized considerably. This outer layer is given a Nashiji, or pear skin, finish to further enhance the look and functionality of the knife. You will still need to take care of the polished edge and dry the knife after each use.
Unlike classic single-beveled deba knives, the Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Ko Deba features a double bevel ground with a 50/50 profile. This makes the knife easier to use and sharpen. Deba knives are used mainly to fillet fish but they are also adept at other tasks.
The blade is augmented with a nice walnut octagonal handle and black pakka wood ferrule. This is a really useful small knife at a commendably small price.
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kobl2na16&&&SAN-N165&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Nakiri 165mm&&&Designed with the busy line cook in mind, Kohetsu knives are made to be durable, easy to care for, and affordable. They are made of Hitachi Blue #2 steel clad with stainless steel, so only the mirror-finish edge will form a patina. The nashiji finish helps food slide right off the knife, simplifying a busy prep session. We also upgraded the handles on these recently to walnut octagonal with black pakka wood.
Kohetsu loosely translates to "be happy" in Japanese and we hope these knives will make you happy for years to come. Made in Japan exclusively for Chefknivestogo.
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kobl2nape17&&&SAN-O165&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Petty 170mm&&&We sell knives of every kind and at every price point. Among these varieties are the ones we particularly get excited about: our entry level or gateway knives. The Kohetsu Blue #2 line of kitchen blades is the perfect example of this class of blade. A well-made, sharp, good-looking performer at a super reasonable price.
The knife featured here is made from Blue #2 high carbon steel. It is a Hitachi manufactured metal and is regarded as one of the best steels to use in the making of kitchen knives. The steel is high carbon, so we clad the blade in a layer of stainless steel so that only the mirror finished edge will be reactive. The nashiji finish helps food slide right off the knife, simplifying a busy prep session and adding to the overall great looks. We are particularly excited about the excellent heat treatment and very nice grinds.
We have completed the package with a practical and strong octagonal handle made from walnut with a black pakka wood ferrule. The Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Petty is a great little knife that can be applied to many cutting tasks around the kitchen. And at its very affordable price, could prove to be the gateway you have been seeking into the fascinating world of Japanese knives.
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kobl2nasu27&&&SAN-J270&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Sujihiki 270mm&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Nashiji Sujihiki 270mm. This great-looking knife is fashioned from Hitachi Blue Paper steel #2. It is forged with stainless steel cladding to add stability to the blade and protect the inner core from corrosion. The construction is san-mai, so the cladding does not wrap over the spine. The stainless steel cladding has an unusual-looking nashiji (pear skin) finish applied to it. Please clean and dry the blade between uses to protect the core steel from corrosion.
The design is classic sujihiki, but with a slight twist in that the tip has been cut straight from the spine to the point rather than with a curve, like a mini tanto. There is not much distal taper to the spine but it does thin out toward the tip in a very nice way. The blade is quite flat along most of the edge, but it develops into a nicely curved belly towards the tip. Because of this, the blade is quite stiff at the back end, with a bit of flex apparent towards the tip.
The blade is mated to a simple octagonal handle made from walnut with a pakka wood ferrule. Overall this is a very nice slicer that looks great is well-made and comes at a good price.
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kobl2pe801&&&AA2-P080&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Petty 80mm&&&Blue #2 steel is made by Hitachi Metals and it is one of the most popular alloys used in the construction of kitchen knives. Customarily it is associated with mid to high end products and prices. We are therefore really happy to be able to provide lovers of fine knives with a range of utensils made with this highly regarded steel, but at an affordable price.
Blue #2 is a highly reactive steel which normally requires careful attention to cleaning and drying. However, with the addition of a softer stainless steel outer layer, this chore has been minimized considerably. You will still need to take care of the edge and dry the knife after each use.
The Kohetsu Blue #2 petty 80mm is a great blade for all of your small kitchen cutting tasks. The short and stout blade can get into all sorts of tight spaces, like cutting around bones, and is also able to tackle the finest and most intricate garnish preparations.
The knife is made with a very nice symmetrical grind making it great for left- and right-handed users. A yo pakka wood handle finishes off this high value package.
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kobl2su27&&&AA2-J270&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Sujihiki 270mm&&&We are building up a great line of Blue #2 knives under the Kohetsu brand. The knives are made exclusively for us by a leading blacksmith in Japan. This new 270mm sujihiki is a gateway knife into the world of Japanese carbon steel blades. The super slim and thin blade is covered with a layer of stainless steel to enhance the strength of the knife while providing extra corrosion protection.
The thin edge is sharpened to a 50/50 bevel which makes it a perfect tool for left- and right- handed users. The edge will patina but that will only enhance the look of this pretty knife. The edge is easy to maintain even for novice sharpeners.
Sujis are wonderful knives for cutting and slicing all kinds of proteins and the 270mm length of this blade enables you to obtain paper thin slices with just one stroke.
Many of our customers are line cooks and we made this knife with them in mind. But home chefs will be equally pleased by this knife’s combination of super performance, great looks, and superb value.
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kobl2tagy24&&&CKA-TG24&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Tall Gyuto 240mm&&&The Kohetsu Blue #2 line of knives features excellent heat treatments and very nice grinds. The special sized tall gyuto listed here is made from Blue #2 high carbon steel on the edge which was specifically developed for tools and knives. Blue #2 has a high wear resistance but since it's made from carbon steel it's easy to sharpen, even at high hardness rates, which in this case is HRC 62+-. The inner core is clad in stainless steel which will keep all but the polished edge from forming a patina while making daily maintenance a much more simple task.
The profile you see here is very tall for a gyuto and the knife has a nice workhorse feel to it, even though the edge geometry is thin. This is a big performer capable of tackling pretty much any normal kitchen cutting task. If you like the feel of a big knife with lots of knuckle clearance then this knife is for you.
This 210mm gyuto is a great cutter at a fantastic price. The nicely proportioned handle is balanced by the finely ground blade. It’s an attractive knife full of character while being easy to maintain.
While carbon steels require some care in that they can discolor or rust, the addition of stainless cladding reduces this to just the exposed edge. The extra care needed on this edge is offset by the much easier sharpening characteristics of the metal. Even a novice sharpener will feel comfortable bringing this edge up to its full potential.
The knife comes with a very good asymmetrical grind that is about 60/40 making it great for left- and right-handed users.
You will be hard pressed to find a better value in a knife than this lovely 210mm Kohetsu gyuto. The knife is topped off with a very nice urushi finished handle made of solid oak wood in an octagonal configuration.
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kobl2wagy24&&&AA2-G24U&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Wa Gyuto 240mm&&&If you are looking to enter the world of carbon steel Japanese knives, we highly recommend the Kohetsu Blue #2 line of knives as a great place to start.
This 240mm gyuto is a great cutter at a fantastic price. The larger than normal handle is balanced by the finely ground blade. It’s an attractive knife full of character while being easy to maintain.
While carbon steels require some care in that they can discolor or rust, the addition of a stainless cladding reduces this to just the exposed edge. The extra care needed on this edge is offset by the much easier sharpening characteristics of the metal. Even a novice sharpener will feel comfortable bringing this edge up to its full potential.
The knife comes with a very good asymmetrical grind that is about 60/40 making it great for left- and right-handed users.
You will be hard-pressed to find a better value in a knife than this lovely 240mm Kohetsu gyuto. The knife is topped off with a very nice urushi finished handle made of solid oak wood in an octagonal configuration.
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kobl2waho15&&&AA2-H15U&&&Kohetsu Blue #2 Wa Honesuki 150mm&&&After 20 years in the knife business, we don't get wowed very often but the Kohetsu Blue #2 Wa Honesuki 150mm has smitten us. If you are looking to enter the world of carbon steel Japanese knives, we highly recommend the Kohetsu Blue #2 line of knives and this 150mm wa honesuki in particular.
This 150mm honesuki is a great cutter at a fantastic price. The nicely proportioned handle is balanced by the finely ground blade. It’s an attractive knife full of character while being easy to maintain.
While carbon steels require some care in that they can discolor or rust, the addition of stainless cladding reduces this to just the exposed edge. The extra care needed on this edge is offset by the much easier sharpening characteristics of the metal. Even a novice sharpener will feel comfortable bringing this edge up to its full potential.
The knife comes with a very good asymmetrical grind that is about 60/40 making it great for left- and right-handed users.
You will be hard pressed to find a better value in a knife than this lovely 150mm Kohetsu honesuki. The knife is topped off with a very nice urushi finished handle made of solid oak wood in an octagonal configuration.
This 165mm nakiri is a great cutter at a fantastic price. The nicely proportioned handle is balanced by the finely ground blade. It’s an attractive knife full of character while being easy to maintain.
While carbon steels require some care in that they can discolor or rust, the addition of stainless cladding reduces this to just the exposed edge. The extra care needed on this edge is offset by the much easier sharpening characteristics of the metal. Even a novice sharpener will feel comfortable bringing this edge up to its full potential.
The knife comes with a very good asymmetrical grind that is about 60/40 making it great for left- and right-handed users.
You will be hard pressed to find a better value in a knife than this lovely 165mm Kohetsu nakiri. The knife is topped off with a very nice urushi finished handle made of solid oak wood in an octagonal configuration.
The bunka featured here is made from HAP40 steel by renowned blacksmith Tsukahara-San. HAP40 is right at the top of our preferred knife alloys. It is a very fine-grained steel with the ability to take an edge with relative ease and hold that edge through a prolonged period of use. HAP40 polishes to a super sharp edge that will eventually take on a nice patina. We have the core steel encased in a softer stainless steel for added protection, strength, and lightness. Our bunka saya is too big for this thin knife. Try the blade guard instead.
Bunkas are great all-around kitchen knives. They have a really nice height-to-length ratio for tackling smaller proteins and vegetables. The slim tanto style tip is perfect for getting into hard to reach places and taking on intricate tasks such as garnish preparation.
The edge grind is superb. It is a 60/40 bevel with an out of the box sharpness that is among the best we have ever encountered. Fit and finish are of equal quality. The knife comes with a very nice black and grey pakkawood handle.
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kohagy181&&&KHP-G18C&&&Kohetsu HAP40 Gyuto 180mm&&&This Kohetsu HAP40 Gyuto 180mm is an all-purpose knife that is ideal for home users that want something that's easy to handle and control and not too big. HAP40 steel is at the top of our knife steel list. This excellent alloy is manufactured by Hitachi Metals. It is a fine-grained alloy that can take a really sharp edge. It can also be sharpened with relative ease. The inner core is further strengthened and protected by a fully stainless outer cladding.
We are very fortunate it be able to offer these exclusively made knives to you. They represent a merging of traditional (methods) with modern (materials) and they would make a great addition to your kitchen knife roll or block.
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kohawagy21&&&KHP-G21C&&&Kohetsu HAP40 Gyuto 210mm&&&We are very pleased to be able to offer these fine kitchen knives made by one of Japan’s leading blacksmiths. They have been created exclusively for CKTG.
The Kohetsu HAP40 Wa Gyuto 210mm is the smaller of the gyuto styles. It weighs in at 5.5 ounces. It has a nice thin tip with a little distal taper towards the point. It has a nice nimble feeling to it and comes with a super sharp edge right out of the box.
HAP40 is fine-grained enough to sharpen very well and rates 64-68 on the Rockwell Hardness Test (HRC)—even harder than the traditional carbon steels used for knives. Contrary to other HSS steels, it can be relatively easily sharpened on normal waterstones, if not quite as easily as traditional steels. Kitchen knives from this steel keep their sharpness 3 to 5 times longer than traditional knives. HAP40 is extremely tough, and so not as likely to chip along the edge as the steel used in traditional knives. We recently upgraded the knife handle with this beautiful gray and black pakka wood octagonal handle you see pictured.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect. Please look at the 4th photo on this page to see it.
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kohawagy24&&&KHP-G24C&&&Kohetsu HAP40 Gyuto 240mm&&&This is the mid-point size of the Kohetsu wa gyuto range. It comes in at 245mm in length. It is a very light knife at just 4.9 ounces. The blade height is in the middle of the range of gyutos. The handle is made with dark grey pakkawood and has a black pakkawood ferrule for excellent looks and long lasting durability. It feels and acts like a true laser. It really is a finely made knife in all regards.
There is a bit of an asymmetrical aspect to the grind but it should be good for both left- and right-handed users. The profile is moderately flat with a bit of belly towards the fine tip. They come out of the box with one of the sharpest edges we have seen. In keeping with other knives made from the “voodoo steel” HAP40, it will hold that edge for a long time. Sharpening is also not a huge chore as the steel takes a good edge without much trouble. These are high performance knives in all respects. Fit and finish are also of a high order.
Please note, the knife sharpener intentionally thins the edges of these knives to make them perform better, especially on the tip area. Often times you will see a hazy/cloudy scratch pattern as a result. This is not a defect.
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kohawagy27&&&KHP-G27C&&&Kohetsu HAP40 Gyuto 270mm&&&We've recently made a nice upgrade, switching out the handle on these to the dark-colored pakka shown.
We really like HAP40 steel. Over the past few years, it has become recognized as one of the best steels on the market for the production of high quality, high durability kitchen knives. Unlike other powdered steels, it is fairly easy to sharpen on normal stones while holding a really sharp edge even after prolonged use.
The Kohetsu HAP40 Wa Gyuto 270mm is the largest blade in this line of exclusive-to-CKTG kitchen knives. It is a big knife perfectly sized for tackling large cuts of protein and working through those sacks of vegetables that pro chefs are faced with every day. A big cutting board and lots of counter space are needed to give this knife room to move. But given that space, this blade will outperform any smaller chef style knives with ease and efficiency.
The profile is fairly flat all the way to the slim tip. It’s also quite thin, to the point of being regarded as a laser style blade. Its smaller dimensions relative to other 270mm gyutos make it a nimble and easy to handle knife. It is also easy to keep sharp and maintain given its full stainless steel cladding over the core of HAP40 steel. This is one of the sharpest edges out of the box we have seen.
The blade is coupled to a nice upgraded dark grey pakka wood handle that,s better looking and longer lasting. The knife looks and feels like the fine implement that it is. We thoroughly recommend you take a good look at this great line of kitchen knives combining great materials, good fit and finish, and professional feel. The Kohetsu HAP40 Wa Gyuto is an easy choice for chefs looking for a big knife at a less than big price.
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kohaho15&&&KHP-H15C&&&Kohetsu HAP40 Honesuki 150mm&&&The honesuki is a Japanese boning knife. It differs from a Western boning knife in its triangular shape and the fact that it is stiff with very little flex. The honesuki works very well for deboning poultry and typically has an asymmetrical edge. While it is called a boning knife, it is not meant to cut through bones. Instead, it is intended to cut through the joints of the bird. Due to its shape and height, the honesuki can also double up nicely as a utility or petty style of knife.
Kohetsu makes these knives out of HAP40 semi-stainless steel which is forged to a very hard 65 Rockwell. In simple terms, it is an insanely hard steel. HAP40 is one of the hardest steels available for knife-making and it provides amazing edge retention. HAP40 polishes to a super sharp edge reasonably easily, especially considering its hardness. It holds that sharpness better than almost anything else we sell. It is a semi-stainless alloy that is then clad in a full stainless steel outer layer, so it's also easy to care for.
The blade features a gray pakkawoodle handle and a black pakkawood ferrule.
This is a basic chef style gyuto but with that fun and functional kiritsuke tip. A number of makers now produce double bevel kiritsukes, often called kiritsuke gyutos, for western users who appreciate the striking aesthetics of the profile but need the added versatility of a double bevel grind. The profile is fairly flat all the way to the slim tip. It is quite thin, to the point of being regarded as a laser style blade. The reverse tanto tip makes it a nimble and easy to handle knife. It is also easy to keep sharp and maintain given its full stainless steel cladding over the core of HAP40 steel.
There is a bit of an asymmetrical aspect to the grind but it should be good for both left- and right-handed users. These knives come out of the box with one of the sharpest edges we have seen. In keeping with other knives made from HAP40, it will hold that edge for a long time. Sharpening is also not a huge task as the steel takes a good edge without much trouble. These are high performance knives in all respects. Fit and finish are also of a high order.
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