Sakai Kikumori - Tanaka - Super Blue Kurouchi - Kiridashi - Signed and Serialized
Blacksmith:Â Tanaka Uchihamono ç°äžæćç©
Profile: Kiridashi
Steel Type:  Super Blue (Aogami)
Total Length: 201mm
Blade Length: 51mm
Thickness:Â 2.6mm
Bevel Symmetry: Single Bevel
Hand Orientation: Right Handed
Weight: 76g
Includes a nice box,
A traditional Japanese marking tool, often used in woodworking. It has a single bevel construction like traditional Japanese kitchen knives, meaning it can get extremely sharp, but needs to be sharpened differently than double bevel knives. The blade can be used in other applications than woodworking, but care must be taken to not damage the very sharp but brittle edge.
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Sakai Kikumori - Tanaka - Super Blue Kurouchi - Kiridashi - Signed and Serialized
Blacksmith:Â Tanaka Uchihamono ç°äžæćç©
Profile: Kiridashi
Steel Type:  Super Blue (Aogami)
Total Length: 201mm
Blade Length: 51mm
Thickness:Â 2.6mm
Bevel Symmetry: Single Bevel
Hand Orientation: Right Handed
Weight: 76g
Includes a nice box,
A traditional Japanese marking tool, often used in woodworking. It has a single bevel construction like traditional Japanese kitchen knives, meaning it can get extremely sharp, but needs to be sharpened differently than double bevel knives. The blade can be used in other applications than woodworking, but care must be taken to not damage the very sharp but brittle edge.
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Blacksmith:Â Tanaka Uchihamono ç°äžæćç©
Profile: Kiridashi
Steel Type:  Super Blue (Aogami)
Total Length: 201mm
Blade Length: 51mm
Thickness:Â 2.6mm
Bevel Symmetry: Single Bevel
Hand Orientation: Right Handed
Weight: 76g
Includes a nice box,
A traditional Japanese marking tool, often used in woodworking. It has a single bevel construction like traditional Japanese kitchen knives, meaning it can get extremely sharp, but needs to be sharpened differently than double bevel knives. The blade can be used in other applications than woodworking, but care must be taken to not damage the very sharp but brittle edge.
