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Crafted in Niigata Japan, the TD SLD range from Hitohira has an SLD (semi-stainless) steel core, with stainless cladding. A little thicker and heavier than most Japanese knives but thin enough behind the edge.
- Hitohira TD Japanese Chef Knife
- 150mm Gyuto Knife
- SLD - Semi-Stainless Steel
- Soft Stainless Cladding
- Kanji/Katakana on Blade May Vary
- Japanese (WA) Octagonal Handle:
- Walnut
- Bird's Eye Maple Ferrule
- Crafted in Japan
- Edge Length: 151mm | Overall Length: 271mm | Blade Height: 31mm | Weight: 96g
- Blade Thickness: (A) 3.4 (B) 2.9 (C) 0.7
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* As our Japanese kitchen knives are hand-made (some with natural materials like timber), small variation to size and colour may occur.
* High carbon steel (found in the core / edge of this chef knife) will change colour (patina) over time. Some care is required to prevent rust.
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Japanese Kitchen Knife | Petty & Paring Knife
Petty knives are narrow but can range quite widely in length, from smaller profiles that can be used as paring knives, through to longer models that verge on Sujihiki (Japanese slicing knives). Whatever size you choose, the petty knife is extremely useful in the kitchen, the perfect partner to your Gyuto.