W2 Utility Kitchen Knife

[Joshua Fisher]

Hello Everyone, I have one of my 4.5” utility kitchen knives available. This one is made from W2 high carbon steel with a Hamon. The blade is hollow ground then polished to bring out the aesthetics of the hamon. Hardened to 62-63RC this is a high performance knife that will hold up great to everyday use. The smaller blade is great for detail work in the kitchen but the heel is tall enough to still use on a cutting board. The handle is dyed and stabilized cottonwood with wide bands of curl on natural micarta liners. Available for $280, shipping is free in the US and as always the knife has a lifetime warranty. It will ship with a padded zipper case for storage. Here is a link to purchase the knife, you can select to use PayPal G&S, credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, or Google pay,

W2 Utility Kitchen Knife

This 4.5” utility kitchen knife is made from W2 high carbon steel. This is a high performance steel, it takes a great edge and holds up really well to everyday use. The blade is polished to show the Hamon that is created during the hardening process, this aesthetic is completely unique to this...

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[woodysone]

Very stylish with the with the cottonwood handle and hamon. The total package shines and is well thought out with nice height for knuckles.

 

[Joshua Fisher]

Very stylish with the with the cottonwood handle and hamon. The total package shines and is well thought out with nice height for knuckles.

Thank you, this is one of my most popular small kitchen knife designs and I really like how the cottonwood paired with the blade.

 

[StoneAndSteel]

I love this. Idk if I’ve never seen a cottonwood handle before or if I’ve just never notice it when I saw it. It might just be how it pops with the hamon. Either way it is quite stunning.

 

[Joshua Fisher]

I love this. Idk if I’ve never seen a cottonwood handle before or if I’ve just never notice it when I saw it. It might just be how it pops with the hamon. Either way it is quite stunning.

Thank you, I’ve not seen cottonwood too often but it looks really good dyed and stabilized.