Vitruv half-timbered santoku

The wide and robust 18 cm blade of the Fachwerk Santoku knife can be used universally for cutting meat, fish and vegetables. The blade is shaped like a Japanese santoku, but also has parts of a European chef's knife and thus combines the respective good properties in one knife. The balanced design of the blade and handle makes cutting easier and emphasizes the tactile qualities. This Vitruvius knife is a tribute to the Roman architect "Vitruvius", who invented half-timbered construction in 33 BC. The handle made of smoked oak wood symbolizes the oak beams used in half-timbered houses. The integrated high-quality logo gives this Vitruvius knife a noble and recognizable character. The handles are permanently connected by three rust-proof rivets, which guarantees extreme durability. The individual grain of the smoked oak makes each knife unique.

• Over 40 operations - From forging to sharpening and assembly to tempering, our traditional quality hand-forged knives are born.
• 58° Rockwell - Each blade is hot forged from a single piece of special Solingen stainless steel and then hardened to approximately 58° Rockwell.
• 14° Sharpening Angle - The blades are hand sharpened on a special sharpening belt with an angle of approximately 14° on each side, before being polished. This results in extreme sharpness and high cutting capacity along the entire length of the blade.
• Balance - The goiter serves to ensure optimal balance of our Vitruv knives and to prevent the hand from slipping into the blade.
  
• Blade length: 18 cm
• Total length: 30.5 cm
• Weight 200g
• Blade height: 4.5 cm
• Blade thickness: 3.2 mm