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Yoshikane Knives are some of the best quality knives made in Japan. Mr. Yamamoto is a master at creating exciting finishes and styles and his blades are always meticulously made.
Each Yoshikane knife is born from the ancient technique of San Mai hammer forging, ensuring a blade of extraordinary strength and longevity. The core of SKD 12 semi-stainless steel promises an edge that not only retains sharpness with an impressive hardness of HRC 63+ but also offers the convenience of minimal maintenance. PS they recently changed the handles for us so trust the photos not the video.
Blacksmith: Yoshikane
Location: Sanjo City, Japan
Construction: San Mai, Hammer Forged
Edge Steel: SKD 12 Semi Stainless Steel
Hardness: HRC 63+-
Cladding: Stainless
Finish: Nashiji
Handle: Ebony Octagonal
Weight: 7.6 oz (216 g)
Edge Length: 212 mm
Total Length: 369 mm
Spine Thickness at Heel: 3.5 mm
Blade Height at Heel: 50.8 mm
Handles are new. Trust the photos. Ebony Octagonal
Each Yoshikane knife is born from the ancient technique of San Mai hammer forging, ensuring a blade of extraordinary strength and longevity. The core of SKD 12 semi-stainless steel promises an edge that not only retains sharpness with an impressive hardness of HRC 63+ but also offers the convenience of minimal maintenance. PS they recently changed the handles for us so trust the photos not the video.
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2 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Craftsmanship as promised, April 12, 2023Posted By: Dean
4 people found this review helpful
Beautiful knife with every bit the craftsmanship typical of this artisan. The balance point is just forward of the handle which is nice. My only nit pick would be the handle- while aesthetically pleasing is thin for this weight of knife and glossy (slippery). I imagine the 240 mm would be even more so. Overall I recommend this knife, but a more basic handle would definitely make it more usable.
4 people found this review helpful
Beautiful knife with every bit the craftsmanship typical of this artisan. The balance point is just forward of the handle which is nice. My only nit pick would be the handle- while aesthetically pleasing is thin for this weight of knife and glossy (slippery). I imagine the 240 mm would be even more so. Overall I recommend this knife, but a more basic handle would definitely make it more usable.
The TruthPosted By: Cary
7 people found this review helpful
I would lying if said I've been a long time admirer of Yoshikane Hamono. After using this knife, I was blown away by the OOTB edge. Moreover, the fit and finish is superb. These guys really "get it". I am now a big Yoshikane fan!
7 people found this review helpful
I would lying if said I've been a long time admirer of Yoshikane Hamono. After using this knife, I was blown away by the OOTB edge. Moreover, the fit and finish is superb. These guys really "get it". I am now a big Yoshikane fan!
