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Minamoto Kanemasa Gyuto 210mm All Steel NKS32

Minamoto Kanemasa Gyuto 210mm All Steel NKS32

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Standard Edition

The Minamoto Kanemasa Gyuto knife made of NKS32 steel is a professional Japanese kitchen knife with a full-steel design, bolster, and black plywood handle. The high carbon content combined with an increased proportion of nickel ensures exceptional sharpness while maintaining corrosion resistance. Specifications

  • Blade length: 210 mm
  • Overall length: 335 mm
  • Blade width: 45 mm
  • Blade thickness: 1.9 mm
  • Handle length: 115 mm
  • Handle width: 29 mm
  • Handle thickness: 16.5 mm
  • Weight: 157 g

Materials

  • Blade: NKS32 – high-carbon steel with increased nickel content (all-steel), which increases its corrosion resistance
  • Handle: Black plywood
  • Construction: All-steel with bolster, full tang

Blade Features

  • Double-edged grinding – suitable for both right-handed and left-handed users
  • NKS32 – high hardness (60-61HRC), easy to resharpen, increased corrosion resistance
  • Professional knife suitable for commercial and home use
  • Made in: Japan (Minamoto Kanemasa)

Maintenance Recommendations

  • Hand wash – never in the dishwasher
  • Dry immediately after use
  • Regular sharpening on a Japanese water stone (recommended #1000 + #3000–6000)
  • Store on a magnetic holder or in a wooden block

Warning

  • Despite increased corrosion resistance, we recommend drying the knife and not storing it wet
  • Not intended for cutting bones, frozen foods, or hard materials
  • The knife is handmade – slight variations in size are natural
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