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My recent trip to Japan resulted in some really great new friends and discoveries, none less than this sweet gyuto from one of our Sakai knife makers.
Combining the ever popular looks of a damascus blade with a really well applied hammered finish, this good looking knife ticks many boxes for the price, performance, and aesthetic qualities we seek for this budget conscious line.
It is made from the ubiquitous stainless steel known as VG-10, hands down the most popular alloy used in stainless knives coming out of Japan. VG-10 is a high carbon content steel that exhibits great edge taking and holding characteristics as well as being very easy to maintain. The name is derived from the Japanese V-Kin 10 branding. Kin is Gold in Japanese and thus you get VG-10.
The core steel is clad with a softer stainless steel which is hammer-finished and polished to a high luster. There is also some nice hand-chiseled kanji elements to further enhance the looks and value of the knife. The fit and finish of the blade and handle are of a high standard, equally matched by the excellent performance it achieves. Add to this equation a very keen price and you have another super deal on a great knife under the Yahiko brand.Brand: Yahiko
Location: Sakai, Japan
Construction: San Mai
Edge Steel: VG-10 Stainless Steel
Cladding: Stainless Hammered, Damascus
Handle: Wa Octagonal
Ferrule: Buffalo Horn
Edge Length: 216mm
Blade Height: 47mm
Overall Length: 360mm
Weight: 4.7oz
Spine Thickness: 2.1mm
Engraving: Hand Engraved
Combining the ever popular looks of a damascus blade with a really well applied hammered finish, this good looking knife ticks many boxes for the price, performance, and aesthetic qualities we seek for this budget conscious line.
It is made from the ubiquitous stainless steel known as VG-10, hands down the most popular alloy used in stainless knives coming out of Japan. VG-10 is a high carbon content steel that exhibits great edge taking and holding characteristics as well as being very easy to maintain. The name is derived from the Japanese V-Kin 10 branding. Kin is Gold in Japanese and thus you get VG-10.
The core steel is clad with a softer stainless steel which is hammer-finished and polished to a high luster. There is also some nice hand-chiseled kanji elements to further enhance the looks and value of the knife. The fit and finish of the blade and handle are of a high standard, equally matched by the excellent performance it achieves. Add to this equation a very keen price and you have another super deal on a great knife under the Yahiko brand.
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2 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Another excellent knife, December 9, 2018Posted By: John F. Maesaka - verified customer
I have several Japanese knives, all purchased from chefknivestogo, this being the latest. Mark has an amazing ability to bring in many different knives at multiple price points, all which excel. This is another. Good price point, fit and finish better than expected, takes a great edge, nice balance. An excellent all-around gyuto for a smaller work area.
I have several Japanese knives, all purchased from chefknivestogo, this being the latest. Mark has an amazing ability to bring in many different knives at multiple price points, all which excel. This is another. Good price point, fit and finish better than expected, takes a great edge, nice balance. An excellent all-around gyuto for a smaller work area.
