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Super Stone Barrier Gyuto Knife Chef's knife 180mm stainless steel

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Super Stone Barrier Gyuto Knife Chef's knife 180mm stainless steel

Product Description

This knife is meticulously crafted with a Stone Barrier and a clamshell blade by skilled craftsmen in Gifu, Japan, utilizing both traditional techniques and modern computer precision. Each knife is carefully made in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture, a region renowned for its swordsmithing heritage that has been passed down through generations.

Usage

When using this knife, especially for cutting hard foods, it is important to avoid applying force horizontally as this can be dangerous and may damage the blade. Instead, insert the blade straight and use a back-and-forth sliding motion to cut effectively.

Product Description

This knife is meticulously crafted with a Stone Barrier and a clamshell blade by skilled craftsmen in Gifu, Japan, utilizing both traditional techniques and modern computer precision. Each knife is carefully made in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture, a region renowned for its swordsmithing heritage that has been passed down through generations.

Usage

When using this knife, especially for cutting hard foods, it is important to avoid applying force horizontally as this can be dangerous and may damage the blade. Instead, insert the blade straight and use a back-and-forth sliding motion to cut effectively.

$105.67
Super Stone Barrier Gyuto Knife Chef's knife 180mm stainless steelβ€”
$105.67

Description

Product Description

This knife is meticulously crafted with a Stone Barrier and a clamshell blade by skilled craftsmen in Gifu, Japan, utilizing both traditional techniques and modern computer precision. Each knife is carefully made in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture, a region renowned for its swordsmithing heritage that has been passed down through generations.

Usage

When using this knife, especially for cutting hard foods, it is important to avoid applying force horizontally as this can be dangerous and may damage the blade. Instead, insert the blade straight and use a back-and-forth sliding motion to cut effectively.