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Hatsuokokoro x Yoshikane SKD Nashiji Gyuto 210mm Ebony Handle

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Hatsuokokoro x Yoshikane SKD Nashiji Gyuto 210mm Ebony HandleThis is arguably one of the best cutters in the entire K&S line up. Yoshikane SKD core gyuto 210mm 240mm 270mm, with Nashiji finish stainless cladding and ebony handle, labelled Hatsukokoro. For those not familiar with SKD, it is SKD12 also known as A2 tool steel, with about 1% of Carbon content, and only 4. 5% of Chromium. Heat treated perfectly by Yoshikane to HRC 63, the SKD very much behaves like carbon steel in terms of taking a very keen edge,

This is arguably one of the best cutters in the entire K&S line up.

Yoshikane SKD core gyuto 210mm/240mm/270mm, with Nashiji finish stainless cladding and ebony handle, labelled Hatsukokoro. 

For those not familiar with SKD, it is SKD12 also known as A2 tool steel, with about 1% of Carbon content, and only 4.5% of Chromium. Heat treated perfectly by Yoshikane to HRC 63, the SKD very much behaves like carbon steel in terms of taking a very keen edge, the food release and also super easy to sharpen; yet without the need of high maintenance.

The semi stainless nature of the SKD (and alike) means the knife will not rust during normal use and can be left unattended for a short period of time during service, but could still rust if not cleaned for an extended period of time. It will take on patina during daily use just like carbon steel. 

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With a rustic Nashiji finish coupled with a highly praised Sanjo region F&F, this knife has a very nice profile, large sweet spot, and feels very nimble in hand. SKD Semi-stainless core with stainless cladding ensure the highest cutting performance yet the stainless cladding means you will have little worry about the rust.

This maker is a highly regarded knife house in Sanjo, Niigata. Founded in 1919, it is one of the most established top quality kitchen knife manufacturers in the region.

Measurements 

  • Weight (g): 166g
  • Edge length (mm): 213mm
  • Width of Spine Above Heel / Mid / 1cm from Tip (mm) : 4.0 / 2.0 / 0.8
  • Steel type: SKD High Speed Tool Steel, Stainless Cladding
  • Hardness (HRC): 63
  • Handle: Octagonal Monzo Wood



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