Miyabi | 5000 Gyutoh Chef's Knife

Miyabi | 5000 Gyutoh Chef's Knife

34681-201


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The gyutoh, or chef’s knife, is a general purpose knife for the preparation of larger cuts of meat and vegetables. It has a fine carbide steel core which gives the knife very good initial sharpness and cutting edge retention. The core is embedded in 48 layers of steel which create each knife’s unique Damascus-design. The symmetrical cutting edge is Honbazuke honed. This three-stage grinding, sharpening and polishing process gives the knife razor-like sharpness. The entire length of the edge can be used to cut as there is no finger guard. The join between handle and bolster is completely smooth, which helps to prevent calluses forming on the thumb and forefinger and gives a comfortable grip. Hand wash only for best care and avoid cutting on glass, ceramic or stone boards as these will prematurely dull the edge. Maintain and sharpen using whetstones.

  • FC61 fine carbide steel blade core
  • 48 layers of steel surrounding the core create the Damascus-design
  • FRIODUR ice-hardened for extreme hardness
  • Rockwell hardness of approximately 61
  • Pakka wood handle accented by a steel mosaic pin and handle end cap
  • Fine edge
  • Blade length: 20 cm / 7.87 in
  • Length of product: 34.2 cm / 13.46 in
  • Handle length: 13.7 cm / 5.39 in
  • Hand wash only
  • Handcrafted in Seki, Japan
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  • Free shipping on orders over $200*
  • Pickup available at our Decarie boutique.

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If you are not satisfied with an item that you have purchased, you may request to return the item within 14 days of delivery for a full refund of the purchased price. Returned items must be unused and in original condition to be returned*. Items must include original tags and packaging.

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