DAIKI Bunka 6.5
The DAIKI Series 6.5-inch Bunka Knife is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship and adaptability, designed to meet the exacting standards of discerning chefs. At its heart lies a blade crafted from the finest Japanese ZDP189 Composite Steel, a material celebrated for its exceptional sharpness and remarkable durability. The blade's integrity is guaranteed through an advanced Vacuum Heat Treatment and Deep Freeze process, which enhances its strength and resilience for exceptional performance.
The blade's metallurgy includes a high percentage of Carbon (C) and Chromium (Cr), which enhances its exceptional durability and resistance to wear. This careful blend of elements guarantees that the knife provides outstanding cutting performance, making it perfect for a variety of culinary tasks, from delicate vegetable work to precise slicing.
The handle of the DAIKI Series 6.5-inch Bunka Knife exudes a timeless charm while incorporating cutting-edge design elements. Crafted in a contemporary wa-style, the handle is made from North American Desert Ironwood, renowned for its opulent tones and unparalleled durability. The inclusion of White Buffalo Horn accents enhances the knife's visual appeal while also offering a comfortable and ergonomic grip, guaranteeing accuracy and mastery with each slice. This meticulously crafted handle provides impeccable balance, transforming the knife into a seamless extension of the chef's hand.
Whether in a bustling restaurant or an elegant home kitchen, the DAIKI Series 6.5-inch Bunka Knife is a true example of exceptional craftsmanship and advanced technology. Every aspect has been carefully thought out to craft a knife that is not just a pleasure to use, but also a symbol of sophistication and expertise. This knife represents the ideal combination of timeless craftsmanship, cutting-edge advancements, and exceptional functionality.
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ZDP189
Knives made of ZDP-189 steel are rare, as they are difficult and expensive to produce, and only the best knife makers are able to forge, laminate, and heat-treat these steels.
WA handle
Wa handles are much lighter, which shifts the balance toward the blade. This makes chopping and maneuvering easier. They also can be swapped should you be inclined to find a different option.
Vacuum and deep freeze
The blade undergoes a meticulous heat treatment process that includes vacuum heat treatment for uniform hardness, followed by a deep freeze to enhance wear resistance and overall toughness.
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