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Integral Horizontal Tang Honyaki Knife - Hand Forged in Australia

Integral Horizontal Tang Honyaki Knife - Hand Forged in Australia

Regular price $1,875.00 AUD
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Handle Material: Tasmanian Blackwood

Blade Core: 26C3 Steel

Blade Cladding: Wrought Iron & Nickel

 

Crafted with passion, this Integral Horizontal Tang Honyaki Knife features a full forged blade, differentially hardened to create a stunning hamon pattern. The handle is made from a beautiful piece of Tasmanian Blackwood, stabilized and finished with brass pins, while the steel used is the coveted 26c3 "spicy white." The blade boasts a distal taper for perfect balance and a touch of "brute de forge" texture for added character.

 

Dimensions

Blade length: 248mm

Width: 51mm

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Hand made right here in Australia by Joel

This knive has been carefully crafted by Joel at Adamas Forge right here in the Hunter Valley of NSW.

Nothing can compare to the majesty and allure of a hand made knife. Every knife is unique in character, apperance and each with it's own story to tell.

Joel's knives speak for themselves and need no introduction.

Treat yourself (or someone else) to that very special feeling of owning something that no one else can possibly own...you know you want to! (And we think you deserve to.)

Adamas Forge

Adamas Forge is based in the stunning hunter valley region of New South Wales.

We are absolutley honored that Joel has agreed to partner up with us to bring some of the most unique and stunning cutting pieces to our customers.

Each knife hand crafted with passion and perfection.

The art of forging steel is amazing in itself as it stems back thousands of years. Seeing the colours as the steel heats and the incredible amount of shapes and patterns that can be created has become an obsession for Joel at Adamas.

Joel portrays his passion and artistic expression in in every piece so you too can feel the connection to this craft and the maker. If you have never experienced a razor sharp handcrafted knife then look no further then these stunning products of human skill and craftmanship.

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Materials and Care for Adamas Forge Knives

High Carbon Steel

This steel has been used for hundreds of years, most famously in Japan where the high carbon steel was combined with iron and other steels to create patterns. Carbon steel is generally tougher than stainless steels and holds a sharper edge longer. It is a prefered steel amongst chefs because of the ability to be easily sharpened.

- The knife must be wiped dry after each use as it is prone to rusting.

- Do not place in dishwasher or sink, simply rinse under warm water and wipe dry.

- Cutting the onions, garlic and acidic foods last can help. That way you can rinse and wipe immediately.

- Try not to swipe the food over the chopping board with the cutting edge of the knife.

-If storing for prolonged periods, apply mineral oil or food safe wax.

Carbon steel will naturally develop a patina over time, which is cause by oxidation on the surface of the blade. This may be brown to blue in colour but will not affect the use of the knife. In fact, it is known to enhance corrosion resistance. Many makers and chefs prefer a patina because it gives each knife its own personality. The edge will stay sharp for a time. Though if it starts to blunt, a leather strop will be sufficient to bring the edge back and keep crisp. Though after some time the edge will go dull. When that happens, you can either use Whetstones or fixed angled sharpeners. The stones do take some practice but are worth the time and effort. Don't use steel rods unless you have experience as they are very easy to damage the edge. I recommend using a soft wood cutting board and don't hit the edge too hard as a kitchen knife has been shaped so the edge is very thin.

It sounds like a lot of work but it isn't once you get the hang of it. The more you take care of your tools, the longer they last.

Stabilized Wood and Handle Materials

Stabilized wood has been treated in a vacuum with resin to remove any air bubbles and gaps in the wood. This stops shrinking and changes in the structure over time. Micarta and other resin based materials are strong and durable ,well suited for outdoors.

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