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The elegance, grace, and precision present throughout this honyaki gyuto by Australian bladesmith Dmitriy Popov is difficult to put into words. Balancing just so atthe blade’s 49mm tall heel, the versatile profile receives a concave grind from the forge-finished flats downward, slimming to a glass thin cross-section before a sudden transition to convex geometry just…
For his latest trick, crafting yet another extraordinary, one-of-a-kind chef knife with unique style as captivating as its utility on the cutting board, this isCascade by Charlie Ellis. At his former studio in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, Charlie combined three distinct carbon steel alloys, 1084, 8670, and 15n20 to create a striking,…
A beast of a gyuto by Australian bladesmith James Oatley, dressed in purple, ready to dominate the kitchen with power and grace. Tough, short, subtlyconvex bevels of stainless-clad san mai with a hard, thin, razor-sharp edge of V-Toku2 carbon steel provide the workhorse durability balanced with precise and refined geometry to tackle every cut, from…
Copper and nickel highlight both blade and handle of this extraordinary chef knife hand-made by a new addition to the Aldeahomeglo family, Dan Tompkins ofEvolution Cutlery. At his New York studio Dan has employed the stunning Baker Forge CopperMai steel, a formula that combines copper, nickel, and 1084 in the cladding that jackets a core…
The chef’s kitchen can ask for little more than this pair of cutting tools forged by the hands of France’s Milan Gravier. In Milan’s classicand versatile gyuto and petty profiles come two complementary blades crafted from the same 135Cr3 carbon san mai with cladding of twisted damascus. The low, convex primary bevels receive a silky,…
For French bladesmith Milan Gravier, the unique cutting experience of a given blade is paramount. Not so much in the technical sense, but the visceral.The funayuki profile, originally developed as an all-purpose knife for use on Japanese fishing vessels, can be called Milan’s ‘first love’ as he began creating culinary knives full time. It is…
Designed as a tall, formidable chef’s knife, with the weight and geometry of a meat cleaver and a sharp, hard edge of carbon steel, thishead-turning blade by South Korea’s Shin Blacksmith shop in Anseong is ready for anything. With hammer marks telling the story of its creation amid a dark, forged-finish, the knife is crafted…
Don Carlos Andrade’s trademark convex bevel geometry, full-distal tapering along the spine, and use of high-performance RWL34 stainless steel, made in small batches by Damasteelin northern Sweden, combine to produce a paring knife of limitless possibilities. The tough, sharp, satin-finished stainless steel means the blade is easy to care for and will maintain a hard,…
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Solid and sturdy in the hand, balanced at the front of the handle’s integral bolster, with a versatile and beautiful blade that sweeps upward froma tall, strong heel to a very thin, needle-like tip, this petty chef knife packs a big punch. Forged in Suffolk, UK by bladesmith Leszek Sikon, this elegant piece of culinary…
Taking the traditional approach of forging, with heat and handheld hammer only, the final geometry of a chef knife to the extent possible, bladesmith LeszekSikon delivers the first of his S-forged gyutos, with hammered compound bevel geometry, and the results are outstanding. At 233mm / 9.1″ long with a 58mm tall heel and voluptuous profile…
Sometimes an object has the power to stop us in our tracks. As we walk the culinary path, William Porto’s Golden Fern does just that.Forged by hand at his studio in Brazil, as natural an endeavor for this talented maker as for a fern to reach for the sun, William combines three distinct, house-made damascus…
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