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Shinbu Japanese Slicing/Nakiri Knife – Aogami Steel Core, San Mai Construction, G10 Handle, Triple-Rivet Reinforcement
Shinbu Japanese Slicing/Nakiri Knife – Aogami Steel Core, San Mai Construction, G10 Handle, Triple-Rivet Reinforcement
Razor Precision, Forged for Masters of the Blade
Crafted for chefs who demand perfection, the Shinbu Japanese Slicing Knife combines traditional Japanese craftsmanship with modern durability. With a core of legendary Aogami (Blue Paper) Steel and a classic San Mai (three-layer) construction, this knife delivers unmatched sharpness, edge retention, and cutting precision.
• Aogami Steel Core – Ultra-Sharp, Long-Lasting
At the heart of the blade lies Aogami (Blue Paper) steel—one of Japan’s finest high-carbon steels. Known for its extraordinary hardness and razor-thin edge, it ensures every slice is clean, effortless, and precise.
• San Mai Construction – Strength Meets Flexibility
The traditional three-layer forge technique sandwiches the Aogami core between layers of softer stainless steel, enhancing toughness and rust resistance while maintaining an ultra-sharp core.
• G10 Handle – Durable, Sleek, and Water-Resistant
Wrapped in a high-strength G10 fiberglass-resin composite, the handle offers excellent grip and resilience against heat, moisture, and wear. Its smooth contour is shaped for comfort and control.
• Triple-Rivet Reinforcement – Built to Last
Secured with three stainless steel rivets, the full tang handle provides excellent balance and durability for everyday use or professional kitchen environments.
• The Shinbu Signature Feel
From sashimi to paper-thin vegetable slices, the Shinbu Slicing Knife turns each motion into a statement of precision. It’s a tool born of craftsmanship—elegant, sharp, and ready for any challenge.
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Tips about this kitchen knife
What will happen?
The olive wood handle of this knife is not oiled on the surface to make it more textured and beautiful. Therefore, we need to pay special attention to one thing: the handle will become moldy if it is kept in moisture for a long time.
How to clean the handle?
Avoid soaking the handle in water. It is recommended to wipe it with a damp cloth and dry it immediately.
How to maintain the wooden handle?
After receiving the kitchen knife, you can use some mineral oil to apply to the handle, which can keep the olive wood's luster and reduce the chance of mold.
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