Zwilling 1018981 Henckels Bob Kramer Carbon 6' Chef's Knife

Features:

• Features a versatile 6-inch blade, ideal for precise chopping, mincing, and slicing tasks in the kitchen
  
  
• Offers improved weight distribution and balance for efficient cutting, thanks to redesigned blade shape
  
  
• Provides a robust and hygienic Micarta handle with stunning brass rivets and a Bob Kramer mosaic pin
  
  
• Boasts straight carbon steel 52100 blade for unparalleled sharpness and edge retention
  
  
• Handcrafted in Seki, Japan, following Bob Kramer's exacting specifications
  
  
• Requires handwashing for maintenance, ensuring longevity and optimal performance

Descriptions:

The 6-inch chef’s knife is a reliable, all-around knife for those who prefer a smaller scale chef’s knife. Chop herbs, mince shallots, and slice chicken with ease with this ultra-sharp blade. Kramer Carbon 2.0 is Master Bladesmith Bob Kramer’s latest evolution in knife design. With a redesigned blade shape from bolster to tip, the Kramer Carbon 2.0 collection offers improved weight distribution and balance for more efficient cutting. Each knife features a new hand-shaped Micarta handle that is robust and sturdy and exceptionally hygienic. The handle design features stunning brass rivets and a Bob Kramer mosaic pin. A material nearly lost to the home kitchen, straight carbon steel requires knowledge and care to maintain. In return, owners will be rewarded with a sharpness and keenness of edge that only straight carbon can deliver. Hand-finished with a 3-step process by the most skilled Japanese artisans, these knives boast impressive sharpness. Manufactured in Seki, Japan Straight carbon steel 52100 Designed to Master Bladesmith Bob Kramer's exacting specifications Special hardening process Traditional 3-step hand sharpening for exceptionally high sharpness Double-tapered blade and tang Elegant micarta handle with brass rivets and Bob Kramer mosaic pin 61 Rockwell Hardness = exceptional edge retention Not dishwasher safe – handwashing recommended