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A new addition to the Tojiro line of VG10 hammered knives is this fun and functional 90mm petty. This baby is about as short as a petty gets. As such, it can double as an in-hand paring knife. It is a very small knife, but that smallness translates to big abilities in the kitchen. The short and stout blade can get into all sorts of tight spaces, like cutting around bones, while it is also able to tackle the finest and most intricate garnish preparations.
The blade is constructed from VG10 and a san mai sandwich of a soft stainless steel. VG10 is one of the most popular stainless steels used in the making of Japanese knives. It is highly regarded for it good edge retention, toughness, and superior stain resistance. It also gets really sharp. The soft stainless cladding is treated to a cool looking kurouchi hammered finish which adds character and a certain amount of extra food release.
This basic knife comes with a simple handle that is easy to hold and control for extra security when performing in-hand work. At the price, this little cutter can be used in many places where one would not necessarily take a more expensive blade.Maker: Tojiro
Location: Sanjo City, Japan
Construction: San Mai
Edge Steel: VG10 Stainless
Cladding: Stainless
Finish: Hammered/Kurouchi
Handle: Ho Wood D
Ferrule: Black Plastic
Edge Length: 90mm
Height: 23mm
Weight: 1.3oz
The blade is constructed from VG10 and a san mai sandwich of a soft stainless steel. VG10 is one of the most popular stainless steels used in the making of Japanese knives. It is highly regarded for it good edge retention, toughness, and superior stain resistance. It also gets really sharp. The soft stainless cladding is treated to a cool looking kurouchi hammered finish which adds character and a certain amount of extra food release.
This basic knife comes with a simple handle that is easy to hold and control for extra security when performing in-hand work. At the price, this little cutter can be used in many places where one would not necessarily take a more expensive blade.
Reviews
5 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) petty Love my Tojiro paring knife very useful Super SweetPosted By: Eric Martin Pearson - verified customer
A small knife. It is almost unnaturally light. It took a few days to get used to. Crazy sharp. So sharp out of the box I was a little scared to use it. Once I got used to that level of sharpness there is no going back. I loving strop this beauty every night to retain that perfection.
Oh, one layer of the steel stained yellow when cutting tumeric. The stropping cleaned it up nice though.
A small knife. It is almost unnaturally light. It took a few days to get used to. Crazy sharp. So sharp out of the box I was a little scared to use it. Once I got used to that level of sharpness there is no going back. I loving strop this beauty every night to retain that perfection.
Oh, one layer of the steel stained yellow when cutting tumeric. The stropping cleaned it up nice though.
Great valuePosted By: Nick - verified customer
For a factory-made knife this is pretty spectacular. OOB sharpness is not fantastic IMO, but that's easily fixed. The size of the knife is perfect for a paring knife, peeling, etc. The blade finish is unique. The handle is a little rough, easily fixed with some mineral oil.
For a factory-made knife this is pretty spectacular. OOB sharpness is not fantastic IMO, but that's easily fixed. The size of the knife is perfect for a paring knife, peeling, etc. The blade finish is unique. The handle is a little rough, easily fixed with some mineral oil.
