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Kanehide PS60 Nakiri 180mm. Our number 1 pick for a good quality western handled nakiri! The Kanehide PS60 Nakiri 185mm is a lotta knife for the money. Hitachi makes this steel for the razor industry and has a dominant share of the market world wide. The steel is almost identical to AEB-L and 13C26. Kanehide was able to increase the hardness to HRC 60-61 through special heat treating and also increasing the wear resistance by giving the blades a cryogenic treatment with liquid nitrogen at minus 180 degrees C. The sub-zero treating works to change retained austenite to martensite, as a result, it is effective not only to enhance the hardness but also the wear resistance.
We tested this knife for over 2 months and it's quite simply the best Western-handled stainless steel knife in its price range. It's fully stainless, sharpens extremely well, and has a nice handle. We think it's better than the Mac Pro, Masamoto VG, Tojiro DP, Misono UX10, Richmond Artifex, and the Fujiwara FKM which we also sell and are all in a similar price range. Give it a try and we think you'll be as delighted with this knife as we are.Brand: Kanehide
Location: Seki City Japan
Construction: Laser Cut/ Mono Steel
Bevel: Double Bevel
Edge Grind: Asymetric 60/40 (Ok for lefty or righty)
Steel: PS60 Stainless
HRC: 60-61
Handle: Western, Rosewood
Weight: 6.8 oz/ 192g
Blade Length: 182mm
Overall Length: 310mm
Spine Thickness at Heel: 1.9 mm
Blade Height at Heel: 48.2mm
We tested this knife for over 2 months and it's quite simply the best Western-handled stainless steel knife in its price range. It's fully stainless, sharpens extremely well, and has a nice handle. We think it's better than the Mac Pro, Masamoto VG, Tojiro DP, Misono UX10, Richmond Artifex, and the Fujiwara FKM which we also sell and are all in a similar price range. Give it a try and we think you'll be as delighted with this knife as we are.
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1 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Kanehide Nakiri 180mm, December 1, 2023Posted By: Stanley M.
What a sweetie......devors veggies and holds an edge and so easy to sharpen. Priced right, very pleased with the Kanehide Line so much so just purchased a 150mm TK Petty. For touch ups on the Nakiri, a few passes on a 2000 grit and then finish on the CKTG 2000 grit ceramic rod.....blistering sharp.
What a sweetie......devors veggies and holds an edge and so easy to sharpen. Priced right, very pleased with the Kanehide Line so much so just purchased a 150mm TK Petty. For touch ups on the Nakiri, a few passes on a 2000 grit and then finish on the CKTG 2000 grit ceramic rod.....blistering sharp.
