HADO Shiosai SG2 Mahogany - 135 mm Ko-Bunka

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A compact 135 mm Ko-Bunka from HADO Knives in Sakai, made in stainless SG2 powder steel with a tsuchime finish and a mahogany handle. The knife is extremely thin behind the edge and delivers fantastic cutting ability – perfect for precision work in the kitchen.

  • Ko-Bunka for precise work with vegetables, herbs and smaller cutting tasks

  • SG2 stainless powder steel with a hardness of 64/65 HRC – sharp and easy to maintain

  • Tsuchime finish on the blade and an octagonal mahogany handle – superb fit & finish from Sakai

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Description & specifications

HADO Knives is a relatively new player in the game, based in the knife Mecca's capital, Sakai, Japan. They have truly made a name for themselves in the market with their incredibly well-made and coveted products.

This knife is made with rust-resistant powder steel, SG2 in the core & a stainless cladding. They get the "raw" blade from Takefu Knife Village, and it is then sharpened, polished and finished at Hado's workshop in Sakai.

The grind is exceptionally well executed. It is incredibly thin behind the edge and, of course, cuts fantastically. The Fit&Finish is, as we know from Hado, superb. Polished spine and choil, beautiful polishing and a stunning tsuchime finish on top of the blade.

Brand/Series HADO Shiosai
Type Ko-Bunka

Forging and Steel
3 Layers - SG2 & Stainless Cladding

Grind
50/50

Handle Type
Octagonal

Stainless
Yes

Hardness
64/65

Specs

(May vary due to handmade nature)

Length: 135mm.

Height: 45mm.

Weight: g.

Width at handle: 2mm.

Maintenance & use

Never cut into bones or frozen items as this may damage the egg. Always wash the knife by hand and dry it thoroughly immediately.

Please note that both the blade and handle can be seriously damaged and broken if the knife is washed in a dishwasher – this also applies to stainless steel and wooden handles.