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Hideo Kitaoka - Shirogami No2 Damascus Deba Knife 150mm with octagonal rosewood handle (For right hander)
Hideo Kitaoka - Shirogami No2 Damascus Deba Knife 150mm with octagonal rosewood handle (For right hander)
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Specifications:
Knife Type: Deba
Steel Type: White 2 (Shirogami No2 carbon steel) Core + soft iron damascus clad
Blade Hardness: HRC 61
Blade Type: Single bevel (For right hander)
Blade Length: 150mm
Full Length: 295mm
Blade Height (Heel): 50mm
Spine Thickness(Heel): 8mm
Handle: Octagonal rosewood handle
Weight: 230g
Type of knife:
Deba Knife is a traditional Japanese single beevel Knife. It is used for filleting fish. Also it can be used for butchering meat and poultry too. Because the blade is thick and heavy, It could be good for cutting through fish bones, chicken bones, crab or other seafood. Deba Knives range from 100mm to 240mm in length of the blade and different lengths offer different benefits. Generally blade length between 150mm and 195mm is popular. Since it has single bevel, there are different shape for right hander and left hander.
Blacksmith:
The knives made in Echizen city are called Echizen Uchi Hamono. The art of making Japanese kitchen knives has a history of about 700 years. Blacksmith Hideo Kitaoka is a traditional craftsman who is the third generation in Kitaoka Hamono. He is the specialist of traditional Japanese single bevel knives such as Deba knife and Sashimi knife. He has a lot of fans all over the world.
Type of steel:
White Steel No.2 is a high carbon steel developed by Hitachi Special Stainless Steel. This steel is standard and most commonly used for Japanese style knives such as Sashimi and Deba knife for long time. White Steel No.2 gives a very sharp edge and has very good edge retention. It is also very easy to re-sharpen. It will rust if it is left wet or left in contact with something containing any amount of moisture, so need to wipe and dry completely after using. For longer storage protect with a film of oil to avoid lasting. Recommended for first time of Japanese style high carbon steel knife users.
Use and Care
- Do not attempt to cut, hit or chop frozen products or bones. The blade can chip or break.
- Hand wash with warm water and towel dry.
- Use a sharpening stone to maintain the sharpness of the blade.
- Do not use a dishwasher to clean your knife.
- Hand wash with warm water and towel dry. This is a carbon steel knife. Keep dry after use to prevent rusting.
Note:
If you are under the age of 18 years, you cannot place orders with Mikazuki Knives.
