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MSicard Cutlery
MSicard Cutlery, 215mm Nitro-V Light Workhorse Gyuto Kitchen Knives
- Canada
- $455.00
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- Canada → Canada ● $10 : Local shipping.
- Canada → US (contiguous) ● $20 : Shipping to contiguous United States (CONUS).
- Canada → US (Alaska & Hawaii only) ● $35 : Shipping to Alaska or Hawaii.
- Canada → European Union (EU27) ● $30 : Shipping to a country within the EU27.
- Canada → UK ● $35 : Shipping to the UK.
- Canada → Rest of World ● $45 : Shipping to countries not listed above.
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Product description
A couple of years back I purchased two bars of NJSB's proprietary steel, Nitro-V, intending to make bowies with it, but that plan never really came to fruition. Instead I've used it to make a couple of more workhorse oriented blades in my Sabatier styled pattern. In spite of the thick stock and micarta handle, the blade is actually still relatively light, owing to its heavy distal taper and nail flexing grind.
Nitro-V is a modification of AEB-L that includes a nitrogen addition as well as a smidge of vanadium. It practice the steel's properties land somewhere between AEB-L and 14C28n, though nearer to AEB-L than the latter.
Blade: 215mmx51mm Nitro-V (63hrc) fine belt finish
Neck: 19mmx18mm
Handle: paper and canvas micarta-waxed
POB: At the heel
Spine: 4.63mm at the handle, 2.7mm at halfway, .43mm 1cm from the tip
Grind: flat to convex RH bias
Weight: 190g
Relieved choil and spine
Edge: .17mm@1mm, .25mm @2mm, .48mm @5mm, .7mm @10mm measured at the midpoint
Condition
- Unused (new item)
In original packaging?
- Yes
Country of manufacture
- Canada
Brand/Blacksmith
- Other
Blade shape
- Chef's knife (Gyuto)
Blade length (mm)
215Product weight (g)
190Steel category
- Stainless steel
Steel type
- Other
Steel hardness (HRC)
- 63
Handle material
- Micarta
Seller's return policy
- No returns (5-day Buyer Protection Return Policy for Eligible returns still applies)
