Honesuki

Honesuki mit 15 cm von Goko Hamono. Honesukis sind Ausbeinmesser, die speziell zum Abstechen von Geflügel entwickelt wurden. Griff aus Rosenholz. Handtrocknen Sie Ihr Messer: Dies sollte sofort nach dem Waschen mit einem sauberen Geschirrtuch erfolgen. Mit Mineralöl einreiben. Wenn Sie Rostflecken bemerken, reiben Sie eine leichte Schicht Mineralöl ein und lassen Sie es trocknen.

Honesuki 15 cm made by Gokoo Hamono. Honesukis are boning knives specifically designed for parting out poultry. Walnut handle. Hand-dry your knife: This should be done immediately after washing with a clean dishtowel. Rub with mineral oil. If you notice any rust spots, rub a light layer of mineral oil and let dry.

Ittetsu Honesuki Tadafusa OEM knife with 15 cm blade. Honesuki is specifically designed for de-boning and breaking down poultry, but is also capable of filleting fish or meat and carrying out many tasks. Blade is made of Aogami 2 steel. This is very similar to white paper steel but with tungsten and chromium added to it which helps with edge retention and slows down rusting. The steel has then been hardened to 62-63 Rockwell and wrapped in stainless steel to further ease maintenance. Handle is antibacterial bubinga. Ittetsu knives are handmade in Echizen city, Japan. Hand wash with warm water and towel dry. 

Honesuki knife Ittetsu with 150 mm blade. This honesuki is made from 3 layers of material: iron clad and Shirogami steel. A layer of iron on each side protecting a layer of carbon steel at the core, in a process referred to as Sanmai or forge welding. Iron and carbon steel are both susceptible to rust and must be kept dry and clean at all time’s to avoid oxidation and discolouration. Honesuki is specifically designed for de-boning and breaking down poultry, but many people have found the knife is also capable of filleting fish and red meat, or carrying out many of the tasks. Avoid Bones, Frozen foods, nuts and hard candies or anything other than fruits, vegetables and proteins. Handle: waterproof mono octagonal walnut. Ittetsu knives are handmade in Echizen city, Japan. Hand wash with warm water and towel dry.

Ittetsu Honesuki Tadafusa OEM knife with 15 cm blade. Honesuki is specifically designed for de-boning and breaking down poultry, but is also capable of filleting fish or meat and carrying out many tasks. Blade is made of SLD steel by Hitachi. SLD is a cold work die steel with high abrasion resistance for general use, excellent harden-ability and minimal quench stress. Handle: ashtree / quince. Ittetsu knives are handmade in Echizen city, Japan. Hand wash with warm water and towel dry. 

Ittetsu Honesuki Tadafusa knife with 15 cm blade. Honesuki is specifically designed for de-boning and breaking down poultry, but is also capable of filleting fish or meat and carrying out many tasks. Blade is made of Aogami 2 steel. This is very similar to white paper steel but with tungsten and chromium added to it which helps with edge retention and slows down rusting. The steel has then been hardened to 62-63 Rockwell and wrapped in stainless steel to further ease maintenance. Handle is made of walnut. Ittetsu knives are handmade in Echizen city, Japan. Hand wash with warm water and towel dry. 

Handmade honesuki knife by Mr. Hideo Kitaoka. Aogami steel with iron clad. Handle made of rosenwood. The Honesuki is a Japanese style boning knife. Originally designed for poultry. Hideo Kitaoka in Takefu, Fukui Province specializes in the production of high-quality single-edged kitchen knives. Please, use your carbon knives carefully. It is not recommended for such knives - to wash in dishwasher, to leave it in water, to clean by acid liquids, to cut acid fruits like lemon. Hand-dry your knife: This should be done immediately after washing with a clean dishtowel. Rub with mineral oil. If you notice any rust spots, rub a light layer of mineral oil and let dry.

Honesuki knife from Ittetsu with 15 cm blade. The blade is made of stainless Sandvik 19C27 steel. Handle is black pakka wood. Honesuki is specifically designed for de-boning and breaking down poultry, but many people have found the knife is also capable of filleting fish and red meat, or carrying out many of the tasks. Ittetsu knives are handmade in Echizen city, Japan. Do not attempt to cut, hit or chop frozen products or bones. The blade can chip or break. Hand wash with warm water and towel dry.