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SUGIMOTO Carbon Steel Garasuki Knife Sale
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Description
Product Information
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Brand:SUGIMOTO
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Model:2318
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Material:Carbon steel
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Product type:Garasuki Knife
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Country of origin:Japan
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Dimensions (approx):Overall length: 305 mm, Blade length: 170 mm, Blade thickness: 3.9 mm
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Item weight (approx):250 g
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Shipping weight (approx):370 g
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Key Features
- This professional-grade Yo-deba knife is forged from high-grade Japanese carbon.
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- This knife is suited for cutting up a whole chicken. It can be served to separate chicken cartilage by striking it.
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Use & Care
- Because pure steel is prone to rust, wash the blade and handle well with dish soap after each use and dry it thoroughly with a dry towel.
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- Please do not put it in a dishwasher.
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- The blade might chip, bend, or break when you force it to cut hard objects, such as frozen food or bones.
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Background
Sugimoto Hamono Co., Ltd. manufactures knives in Tsukiji, Tokyo, inheriting the traditional craftsmanship of sword-making dating back to 1830. Their high-quality knives are made of well-selected materials and with care. They also provide repair services so customers can continue using their knives for an extended period.
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Brand:SUGIMOTO
- Model:2318
- Material:Carbon steel
- Product type:Garasuki Knife
- Country of origin:Japan
- Dimensions (approx):Overall length: 305 mm, Blade length: 170 mm, Blade thickness: 3.9 mm
- Item weight (approx):250 g
- Shipping weight (approx):370 g
- This professional-grade Yo-deba knife is forged from high-grade Japanese carbon.
- This knife is suited for cutting up a whole chicken. It can be served to separate chicken cartilage by striking it.
-
- Because pure steel is prone to rust, wash the blade and handle well with dish soap after each use and dry it thoroughly with a dry towel.
- Please do not put it in a dishwasher.
- The blade might chip, bend, or break when you force it to cut hard objects, such as frozen food or bones.
-
Background
Sugimoto Hamono Co., Ltd. manufactures knives in Tsukiji, Tokyo, inheriting the traditional craftsmanship of sword-making dating back to 1830. Their high-quality knives are made of well-selected materials and with care. They also provide repair services so customers can continue using their knives for an extended period.
Use & Care
Key Features
Additional Information
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