Slicing Knife

(1 customer review)

$32.70

  • 8-inch Slicing Knife
  • Japanese AUS-10 Steel
  • HRC: 59º +/- tolerance
  • Forging Construction: Sanmai
  • Curved Stainless-Steel Bolster
Quantity Price Discount
2-10 $31.07 5%
11+ $29.43 10%
SKU: KF-F0020 Category: Tags: ,
Description

The slicing knife features an extremely sharp edge, a well-balanced and comfortable G10 handle. The narrow profile and razor-sharp edge let the blade glide through the meat with less friction so each slice is perfect. Ideal for slicing a wide variety of meats, the slicing knife can also be used to cut larger vegetables.

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Key Features + Specifications
  • Fully forged, full tang high-carbon stain-resistant stainless steel with curved bolster
  • Grind & Edge: 50/50 Symmetrical Grind at 15 Degrees per side
  • Contoured triple-riveted G10 handle designed for comfort and control
  • 66 layers stainless steel Sanmai construction with AUS-10 steel core
Dimensions
Blade Length (mm): 210.0 mm
Blade Height (mm): 33.0 mm
Total Length (mm): 340.0 mm
Weight (g): 221.0 g

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Additional information
Weight 0.5 kg
Reviews (1)

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  1. Poppi Fraser

    Beautifully made knife. My son loves it.

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Use & Care

To keep your fine cutlery performing at the highest level and to maintain its striking beauty, follow these tips for how to best use and care for your knife.

  • Handwash in warm water and towel dry.
  • A good cutting board will help retain a sharp edge for substantially longer. Softwoods, such as teak, are preferred.
  • Do not cut frozen foods and bones unless it's meat cleaver.
  • Never use your knife as a screwdriver or hammer.
  • Use a sharpening stone, not honing steel, to re-sharpen your knives.
  • It is best to store your blades in a wooden block, in-drawer knife tray, sheath, or knife case. Do not store your knives unsheathed in a drawer.