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Konosuke is a knife company heralding from the heart of the Japanese knife industry, Sakai City. In business for 80 years, they have earned an enviable reputation for quality and superb performance among many knife cognoscenti.
Konosuke are one of our most popular manufacturers and the HD line is one of our biggest selling single lines.
The Hd2 Nakiri you see here is a popular knife among home cooks. It is the perfectly sized blade for use in the home kitchen where cutting board real estate is at a premium. It also has a lightness and nimble feel to it that allows for it’s use in all kinds of cutting, slicing and chopping scenarios. The HD steel is heat treated to a hardness of 61 Rockwell, which results in an easy to sharpen edge, with an ability to maintain that edge even after the longest work session. This fine blade is attached to a beautifully finished Ho wood handle with Water Buffalo ferrule. They also put a traditional Tokyo Style gap between the blade and the ferrule, which you can see in the photos. It's not by accident that they expose that small gap in the machi. It's traditional back when they only burned the handle into place. Please see the photos.Maker: Konosuke
Location: Sakai, Japan
Weight: 4.7oz
Blade length: 165mm
Overall length: 325mm
Spine thickness at heel: 2.4 mm
Blade depth at base: 49mm
Handle: Magnolia Octagonal
Ferrule: Traditional Buffalo Horn
Machi: Gapped Machi
The Hd2 Nakiri you see here is a popular knife among home cooks. It is the perfectly sized blade for use in the home kitchen where cutting board real estate is at a premium. It also has a lightness and nimble feel to it that allows for it’s use in all kinds of cutting, slicing and chopping scenarios. The HD steel is heat treated to a hardness of 61 Rockwell, which results in an easy to sharpen edge, with an ability to maintain that edge even after the longest work session. This fine blade is attached to a beautifully finished Ho wood handle with Water Buffalo ferrule. They also put a traditional Tokyo Style gap between the blade and the ferrule, which you can see in the photos. It's not by accident that they expose that small gap in the machi. It's traditional back when they only burned the handle into place. Please see the photos.
Reviews
2 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) A remarkable tool, October 6, 2024Posted By: Mauricio
I went from tomatoes, to bell peppers, back to tomatoes, opening plastic bags, potatoes and ham. this thing has weight, it is sharp (on me), easy on the hands, and easy to use. I have a yuki nakiri, and this knife is a little easier to use thanks to not being so tall. I am happy as anyone can be. Thanks CKTG.
I went from tomatoes, to bell peppers, back to tomatoes, opening plastic bags, potatoes and ham. this thing has weight, it is sharp (on me), easy on the hands, and easy to use. I have a yuki nakiri, and this knife is a little easier to use thanks to not being so tall. I am happy as anyone can be. Thanks CKTG.
Excellent Craftmanship and performance, March 28, 2024
