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Sakai Kanechika Blue 2 Deba 120mm
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Sakai Kanechika Blue 2 Deba 120mm

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Deba 120mm
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A single-edged Japanese knife for cutting fish. The thick base of the blade makes it possible to cut bones and remove heads, and the tip of the blade can easily fillet into three pieces. Choose the size depending on the fish, with popular sizes ranging from 5 sun to 5.5 sun (approximately 150mm to 165mm). The main lengths are 3.5 sun to 9 sun (approximately 105mm to 270mm).

Sakai Kanechika Blue 2 Series

This series is manufactured in Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture, and uses blue 2 steel as the core material. Blue 2 steel is a very hard steel material among high-quality steels, and is characterized by its easy blade durability. After being forged by hand in Sakai City, each piece is carefully polished by craftsmen. *Because it is handmade, there may be slight individual differences in weight and length.

Product Specifications

Product Name
Sakai Kanechika Blue 2 Deba 120mm
Product ID
SK-B2S-DE120
JAN code
4573161417865
Maker
Kanechika
Series
Single-Edged Bevel Blue 2
Type of knife
Deba 120mm
Core Material
Blue 2
HRC Hardness
61
Cladding Material
Iron (rusts)
Type of handle
Japanese buffalo pattern, core insert
Producing Area
Hand-forged and hand-finished in Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture
Blade Angle
Single-edged blade (right-handed)
Weight
145g
Full Length
244mm
Blade Dimensions
134mm
Blade Length
121mm
Blade Width
40mm
Dimensions of Handle
110mm
Surface Finish

Deba

A single-bevel Japanese knife for filleting or breaking down fish. The thick base of the blade makes it possible to cut thin fish bones and remove the head. The curved upper part of the blade is used to fillet the meat off the bones. Choose your size according to what fish you will cut as lengths vary from 105mm to 270mm, with the popular sizes being 150mm or 165mm.