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Masakage Yuki Bunka 170mm
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Masakage Yuki Bunka 170mm

Item #: YukiBunka

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This 170mm bunka from the Masakage Yuki line is a handy, multipurpose kitchen knife with a unique and interesting profile. The knife is constructed of a Hitachi Shirogami #2 carbon steel core, a steel capable of taking incredibly keen edges, wrapped in an easy to care for stainless steel cladding. The unique profile is accentuated by the refined yet rustic aesthetic and a high-quality fit and finish. Like all knives in the Masakge Yuki lineup, this knife is produced by Hiroshi Kato, a master blacksmith with over 50 years of knife-making experience. Shirogami #2 is a carbon steel knife and will patina with normal use or corrode if neglected.

  • Brand: Masakage
  • Blacksmith: Kato San
  • Location: Takefu Village, Echizen, Japan
  • Construction: San Mai, Hammer Forged
  • Cladding: Nashiji Stainless
  • Edge Steel: White #2
  • Edge Grind: Even (See Choil Shot)
  • Handle: Oval Magnolia
  • Ferrule: Red Dyed Pakka Wood
  • Weight: 4.5 oz (128 g)
  • Edge Length: 174 mm
  • Total Length: 319 mm
  • Spine Thickness at Heel: 3.1 mm
  • Blade Height: 47.7 mm



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      An awesome performing knife
    Posted By: Mark Stiles

    I'm a bit newer to Japanese knives, but a lifelong knife addict in other arenas. This knife is incredible. I've only had it a few weeks, but VERY impressed. I will admit with my limited level of experience the VERY thin tip makes me a bit nervous about it's fragility, but the performance keeps me smiling. It came sharp out of the box, but I decided to put my own edge on it after week or two using a Suehiro Cerax 1000/6000, a strop and compound. It's scary sharp now. Though I've been well pleased with my other purchase from Chef Knives to Go, a 240mm G3 Gyuto, the White

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