Petty Knife VG10 Damascus, 150mm with Walnut Handle

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• Made in Japan! Handmade 
• The primary steel used for this knife called “V-Gold10”. Hardness : HRC60(+/-1)、Cut well! Sharpness lasts long.
• Handle Material: Octagonal Walnut.>
• Beautiful Damascus Pattern! Double Bevel. Available for both Right Hander and Left Hander.

VG-10

It is a knife that uses a highly recommended steel material for cutting blades for home use that boasts the highest sharpness. VG-10, which is rust-resistant and has a sharp blade, that lasts for a long time, is the most popular among stainless steel knives.

What's VG-10 steel?

VG-10 is a stainless-steel material developed by Takefu Special Steel Co., Ltd. It is called the highest peak among high-grade stainless steels and has an excellent balance of hardness and stickiness. It is a recommended steel material not only for professionals but also for home knives.

In general, stainless steel tends to be seen as inferior in sharpness compared to steel. VG-10 contains a large amount of carbon and has a sharpness that is not inferior to steel due to proper forging and heat treating.

Added in chromium, molybdenum, vanadium, cobalt, etc. By adding various alloys, it becomes a blade steel that has stickiness even in hardness and excellent wear resistance and corrosion resistance.

1. High carbon makes it a material with high hardness and excellent sharpness.
2. Added in chromium, molybdenum, vanadium, with stickiness even in hardness and wear resistance and corrosion resistance.

3. It is also resistant to rust, so it is easy to maintains.

Disadvantageous Points

1. Expensive than general stainless-steel knife.
2. For the sharpening need use hard whetstone, because VG-10 is hard steel.

Blade Length : about 150mm(5.9inch), Length : about 280mm(11inch),

Weight : about 74g

 Item no. 4573200705670

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