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Kagekiyo - Blue #2 Kurouchi 240 mm Gyuto - Walnut

SKU: 05945
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Kagekiyo - Blue #2 Kurouchi 240 mm Gyuto - Walnut

Kagekiyo - Blue #2 Kurouchi 240 mm Gyuto - Walnut

Foodgear Shop Torvehallerne

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Rømersgade 18
Torvehallerne Kbh - Hal 1
1362 København
Denmark

Tlf. +45-70203221

Kagekiyo is a premium brand made by skilled craftsmen at Baba Cutlery Works in Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture, an area known for its traditionally hand-forged Japanese knives. The knives are forged from quality steels such as Shirogami and Aogami. Skilled craftsmen sharpen the blades to exceptional sharpness and combine them with specially designed handles tailored to enhance the knives' functionality and aesthetics.

These knives are forged by Shogou Yamatsuka and sharpened by a young upcoming sharpener from Baba Cutlery Works. Yamatsuka-san forges the knives in 3 layers, Blue#2 in the core surrounded by 2 layers of soft iron.

Aogami #2 or Blue #2 is a carbon steel, falls into the category of so-called blue steel, and Aogami #2 is the third hardest of these alloys. To make Aogami/Blue #2, Shirogami/White #2 is taken and tungsten and chromium are added. This makes the steel hold its sharpness longer and be more protected against rust. However, it is still a carbon steel that will rust if not cared for.

This knife is a gyuto, which is also popularly just called a chef's knife. This one is 24 cm, and it is used for most tasks in the kitchen and is particularly good for slicing and chopping tasks in both meat and vegetables.

Brand/Series Kagekiyo/Blue#2
Type Gyuto/Chef's Knife

Forging and Steel
Blue#2 / Soft Iron

Grinding
50/50

Handle Type
Octagonal in walnut and pakkawood

Stainless
NO

Hardness
62-63

Specs

(May vary slightly due to the knife being handmade)


Length: 240mm.

Height: 50mm.

Weight: 196g.

Width out of handle: 3.3mm.

The knife should never be washed in a dishwasher, should not cut into hard items such as bones, cartilage, and frozen items as well as hard cheeses. Remember that it is a characteristic of thin, hard metal that it can break.

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